Secrets
You Need to Hear This
Note: I am a little late to the challenge, but I am intrigued... Dear Heather Hubler, I was very interested in this particular challenge. After the last few weeks, I feel like I deserve the right to rant, no matter what the restrictions might be.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Confessions
Joran van der Sloot Admits to Killing Natalee Holloway, Watched Pornography A while later
introduction After almost 20 years, the secret encompassing the vanishing of Alabama youngster Natalee Holloway in Aruba has been tackled. Joran van der Sloot, a 36-year-old Dutch resident and the excellent suspect in the 2005 case, has admitted to her folks that he beat her the tar out of and afterward watched porn.
By Inspirational Videos3 years ago in Confessions
Life, Me, Facebook and Vocal
Introduction I do have a few electronic devices, but probably the most powerful one is my phone. I say phone, but it's really a handheld computer. One of the problems I find is the number of apps that devices try and get you to download, or rather the app creators try to get you to download, and I do have issues when there are too many things happening.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Confessions
Homeward (First part)
At the point when I was conceived, my skin was dim, similar to my granddad's, in whose arms I found my most memorable home. Family members old and new, whose failure was being breast fed by my folks' fair appearances, looked from far off as my stout cheeks softened into the sleeves of my dada's stained half-sleeve shirt.
By BADSHA3 years ago in Confessions
"Love Unboxed: A Digital Odyssey of Connection and Commitment"
In a world where smartphones and screens dominated our lives, the quest for love had undergone a remarkable transformation. The digital age had ushered in an era where hearts could connect through the taps of a touchscreen. It was in this era that the destinies of Sarah and Mark were entwined.
By Vane3 years ago in Confessions
Nightmare of a Mom
I never thought that I'd be experiencing this. Ever since I became a single mom without any warning it's been really tough. Don't get me wrong , I've had some good years and I love my children to death... the most painful part is being in a position where I'm not able to give them the life they truly deserve.
By J3 years ago in Confessions
CHOKING BACK
IT WAS ALWAYS THE LAST PLACE THAT WOULD EVER TAKE HOLD, and so I ran. I ran after first running the opposite direction. I ran toward what seemed like a justly resolve that could somehow bring back what was lost. I ran across town, through darkening streets and past the multi-housing community that lay between my apartment and the "resolve." They could pay my way, cover the transportation to the death site. I ran as far as the desk that held the last, late to leave employee still sipping her coffee cup of browned liquid that spilled from the corner of her mouth as she spoke to me, "We don't do that." She caught the dribble with one finger knuckle then spoke again, "We do not provide travel to an anticipated wreckage site. If your family member is in the wreck of anything, we don't cover a travel trip until they are announced dead and ready for burial," I stared at the SALVATION ARMY representative long and hard before saying anything. Then I spoke, "Then why am I donating my money to your company? You don't really have the purpose you claimed, do you. You don't do anything." I glanced around the room used as an office for the facility, noticing the posterboards and knick knacks on shelves... the videos that were attestation to the "good deeds done" which sat beneath a stand and television. That view and a thought about the fancy late model car in the parking lot I had just run through, bought my repeated comment, "You don't do anything." I turned to leave, not looking back to see nor hear the mumbled line of jargon cast at me from behind my back. It was something to the effect of "good night... good... something " but I did not hear the full intention of her words. I was already gone.
By Carmen R Jimerson Cross-Garcia-Sullivan-Safieddine3 years ago in Confessions
A Slip of the Tongue
In the intricate dance of romance, the utterance of a name can be a powerful and, at times, perilous moment. Names, serving as a symbol of recognition and affection, carry with them a weight of emotions and history. But what happens when the tongue falters, and the wrong name slips out at the most intimate of moments? This is the story of Karen, who found herself ensnared in a cringe-worthy situation when a moment of passion took an unexpected turn.
By StoryholicFinds3 years ago in Confessions
The Accidental Insult
Flirting, often considered a delicate dance of wit and charm, is a realm where words can either elevate one's appeal or, in the blink of an eye, plummet into the depths of unintended insults. This narrative delves into the story of Sandra, who learned firsthand that humor, when misunderstood, can swiftly transform a lighthearted encounter into an awkward abyss.
By StoryholicFinds3 years ago in Confessions
The First-Date Fiasco
First dates, the initial steps into the world of romantic exploration, often serve as the canvas for memorable encounters that range from delightfully charming to hilariously cringe-worthy. Among the many stories of first-date fiascos, there's one that stands out as an unforgettable tale of unexpected humor and an unconventional beginning.
By StoryholicFinds3 years ago in Confessions
Unraveling the Enigma: Bob Lazar and the UFO Phenomenon
Introduction Bob Lazar is a controversial figure in discussions about beings from beyond Earth. For many years, he has made bold statements about top-secret government initiatives and advanced technology from outer space. These assertions have captivated and divided enthusiasts. Now, as Lazar finally speaks out after a long period of silence, excitement builds, bringing a renewed sense of optimism for finding answers to the countless mysteries that surround us in the universe.
By Adrian John3 years ago in Confessions
