Secrets
Fly on the wall
Last night was the night that i came to a realization. If you ask me the hardest thing to do on this earth is live. So many things can change and so many things can happen to a person to change them, and not a lot of people talk about this. The hard and unsettling: THE TRUTH .
By Erica4 years ago in Confessions
What experience has reshaped the way you view things around you?
I was never a fan of big caring state, but I always thought that we need the government to provide a safety net for those unfortunate ones, who just fell short of luck and need a little bit of help getting on their feet.
By Faraz4 years ago in Confessions
Weight Loss Meal and Diets
Healthy Meal or Diet A healthy meal or diet is something very important that everyone needs to be followed which helps you in losing weight & leading towards a healthy and nutritious life. Many people know what to eat, but they do not have an idea of when to eat it. It usually creates a very big problem, as people need to have a fair idea of when to eat.
By J M 11 tech4 years ago in Confessions
I am a Man. I am the Victim of Domestic Violence.
When I snapped awake from unconsciousness, the first sight in my eyes was her face. The pain was intense, ravaging through my head as the waves of dizziness spread from one side of my body to the other. I couldn’t think, could barely breathe, and, for a moment, couldn’t figure out why I was on the floor.
By Ira Robinson4 years ago in Confessions
Thank you
I’m only 44 years old and I’ve been through many trials and tribulations in my short life so far. The one thing that they have taught me is that my biggest fear is being who I truly am because I feel I would be judged and rejected. According to the many expectations that my loved ones had for me, I feel like a failure. According to the talents and abilities that others saw in me that I didn’t use, I feel worthless. Would haves, could haves, and should haves haunt my mind every single minute of every day. At this point in my life, I feel like I have more time behind me than I have ahead of me. And yet as I am here today in my forties, I see it as a miracle because in my twenties, I didn’t think I would live this long. So, this open letter is to everyone who has nurtured me, energized me, corrected me. To the ones who saw and believed things for me and in me that I am still struggling to see in myself. And to those who see me for who I truly am and love me unconditionally. I pray that before your eyes close that I will make you proud.
By Tara Branche4 years ago in Confessions
Takes a Village
To the community and state that raised me, My Class of Warriors I lost my mother to death and then I lost my father to grief for her. Then the Man Above had the village stand up and I was given more to replace the two. I can't lie when I found out the truth about my mother I was furious. I was furious that I was left to be raised by a woman pretending to be about something my father needed at the time. I was furious he grieved so HARD for her that he became the father I grew to loathe. Never a father only a “warden” trying to lock me away for life and be a good little Cinderella. That is till I escaped for my own sanity into the big bad world and the arms of my community. A community that saw my struggles from a distance and felt sympathy for my single father trying to raise a sick daughter. I thank you all for the mercy. From the ones that let me stay in their homes and rest my head so I wasn’t homeless on the streets I thank you. To the ones that fed me when times became hard I thank you. To the ones that helped me study and stay on top of my studies to graduate on time for reals I thank you. To the elders that took my wayward, rebellious self into their hearts to guide as if you birthed me yourself; no words could ever explain how much you guys are the greatest gifts of all time He sent my way. To whoever found my body in the gutter that fateful night and returned my Id and iPod to my dad’s doorstep thanks for that. I appreciate each and everyone of you I’m here today because of the mercy and loved you showed me.
By Kimmie Hite4 years ago in Confessions
My Experience with Shadow People!!
My Own Shadow Experience! When I was a young woman, I saw Shadow People consistently. So much so that I used to tease that someday I might accidently hit a real human thinking it was just Shadows. In those days they looked almost like a Druid, but with hooded like lettermen's jackets rather than cloaks. For a couple of decades these experiences went away. Life happened and I was very absorbed in it.
By Melissa Hackett4 years ago in Confessions
I Met You Before
Passing by a crossway passing you by you stare at me with a I know you sign look in your face. I stare back and noticed that I know you from somewhere could not remember. Later that day crossing back to head home I see you again and you noticed me again and I just look your way and smile at you. Okay your smiling back do we know each other I keep thinking he looks so familiar.
By Marian Cavazos 4 years ago in Confessions
