Secrets
All Tomorrows Parties. Content Warning.
Introduction This morning I was in a dark place and wanted to write about it, but I always feel that if I write something like that it is wrong. To combat this I look for positive things to share with people and to try and generally be uplifting for myself and all my friends.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 6 months ago in Confessions
A Crossdresser Story
So for the first time the world would met Sindy. I felt I knew Sindy well but no had ever really known so every experience felt like I was doing it for the first time. All my senses were tingling and I didn’t know what to expect in terms of reactions, not only from my work group but from others at this event.
By Martin Townley6 months ago in Confessions
The Irish Tragedy of Princess Tuag's Legend
In Irish mythology, Tuag is a princess. According to legend, she was so stunning that a god was drawn to her and sent a bard to abduct her. Tragically, though, the princess was killed during the attempted abduction. Tuag's legend is connected to the River Bann, where she died, and her name is still attached to its estuary.
By Francis Dami6 months ago in Confessions
I made it Worst. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
I’d like to apologize—for being honest. I understand now that when someone asks for honesty, they’re usually hoping for something a little more… edited. Something softer. Something that sounds like the truth without actually feeling like it.
By Rachel Foster6 months ago in Confessions
The Opera. Honorable Mention in I Made It Worse Challenge.
Dear Vincenzo, That lance that I had chosen to use in the not so well-known opera, 'La Soffrenze Di Un Pagliaccio' by Antonio Bellicini, wasn't supposed to be a real lance, it was supposed to be made of rubber. But I thought that maybe, if there were a little more realism on the stage, things wouldn't be so chincy.
By John Scipio6 months ago in Confessions
A Simple Driver’s License… Until It Wasn’t
California’s DMV Data Sharing Plan Is Raising Big Questions About Privacy and Trust For years, getting a driver’s license in California meant something more than just the right to drive. For many immigrants—especially those without legal status—it represented stability, dignity, and a rare sense of safety in everyday life. A simple card that allowed people to commute to work, take their children to school, and live without constant fear of being stopped for driving without a license.
By Story Prism6 months ago in Confessions
Speakers, Decorating, Hospitality, And Emcee
The conference I participated in was perfect for me. Maybe not for others. I attend weekly ceremony for the water, and I have been doing that since 2012, when I moved up north. The healing ceremony was all about water. The women were using 4 little boy water drums.
By Denise E Lindquist6 months ago in Confessions
Being Drugged Doesn't Make It Less Traumatic
Trigger warning: Very raw confessions about sexual assault I've survived several forms of sexual assault in my life. Being molested by the man under the blanket at four. My ex-husband, getting drunk and overpowering me habitually. Being shamed and humiliated into sex. Having sex weaponized against me in relationships. It's a typical world. And while I teach my daughters not to accept it, I have quietly resigned to the fact that I'm just another stat.
By Hope Martin6 months ago in Confessions
The Old Man at the Bus Stop
It was raining that evening. The kind of rain that makes everything feel heavier—your clothes, your thoughts, your mood. Sara stood under a small bus stop shelter, hugging her bag tightly as cold wind brushed past her. It had been a long, frustrating day. Nothing had gone right. Work pressure, unanswered messages, and a constant feeling that she was falling behind in life.
By ABDU LLAH6 months ago in Confessions
