Dating
You Don't Know Her
Her favorite song is "Into the Mystic" by Van Morrison. She loves the Beatles, U2, Ed Sheeran, Mozart and Bach. Her favorite movie is "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." Her favorite book is "A Memorable Feast" by Ernest Hemingway. Her heroes include Brene Brown, Michelle Obama, Bill Gates and Hemingway. You already know all this, but you still don't know her.
By Marci Brodock5 years ago in Confessions
Forced Adulthood
When I was a child I always wanted to be a grown up. It seemed more fun than being a child; there were so many adventures that my cousins, and older sister were allowed to partake in that I wasn’t. My sisters to me were something of legend anyway since they left the house so early, but I was told of their glory days by my parents as if they still lived with us. They were allowed to go out and stay out until the crack of dawn, and come home with metal in their skin with seemingly no punishment. To me, it was all I ever hoped for in the future. To be able to do anything I wanted without having a consequence immediately follow was all I could dream about as a child.
By Tetrenius5 years ago in Confessions
My Chocolate Barbie
The average American prefers either chocolate or vanilla, I love both. My mom would get so frustrated when I would take forever trying to decide while the line grew longer at our local Tasty Freeze. They’re both silky smooth in texture and each provides a taste that’s orgasmic to the senses. I would lick and suck every drop out of each cone.
By Timothy Kincaid5 years ago in Confessions
My world stopped
I am a diabetic and for me, I have to watch what I eat. But this day I was willing to chance it. I mean what would you do if this wonderfully handsome man had lit candles and spend all day in the kitchen trying to make the day a wonderful moment to remember.
By Crystal Dawn Lesher5 years ago in Confessions
Gift or Curse
Just as she arrived home from a well deserved mini-vacation, Vee stumbled upon an unmarked package left on her front porch. “What the heck could this be?” She mumbled to herself. She immediately called out to her fiancé to see if he had been expecting anything in the mail. “Jay!” She yelled. “Did you order something?” He came running because her call was mixed with a sound of worry and concern. “ No Sweetie.” He replied. “What does it say?” She replied, “nothing!” “Absolutely nothing!” “Hmm…” Jay was just as worried as Vee at this point. “What should we do Babe?” “I don’t know Jay.”
By Venice Stewart 5 years ago in Confessions
Triangle of Two Lovers
Here's the thing...I'm fucked! I have this coworker that I liked (big time past tense) at the beginning of my employment. I'm not really good with attraction signs, but I can say for (almost) sure that we were flirting hard at some point. But you see, there's a thin line between success and failure when you work with the guy 40 hours a week. You CAN'T fuck up. And if you do, it will be ackward for a long time. So, being a reasonable person, I chose not to act on it. So, with time and patience, those feelings went away...At least I thought they did.
By Singster Jones5 years ago in Confessions
An Ex from Hell
I was once married to the devil. Not really but she was evil and controlling. The devil could easily take notes though that’s for sure. We were only dating for about six months before I casually asked her if she wanted to get hitched. I didn’t get on my knees or do anything special. Probably should have though, but I was young, dumb and full of cum as they say.
By Luke Simpson 5 years ago in Confessions
Scene 11
I often wonder if anyone knows what true love feels like. Is it an idea, a feeling, a place, or even a certain type of person? What makes someone fall in love? In my experience, I have noticed "true love" for me is brain chemistry. It's the emotional level of understanding who someone is. When I have felt love the strongest, it was always with people who wanted to understand how to love me. Someone who possessed the willingness because they truly wanted to and in turn I truly loved them.
By Ali Ryerse5 years ago in Confessions
To the Boy Who Broke My Heart but Helped Me Find Myself
Dear Jason Momoa (sure, that‘s not your real name but that of your hero), The day you told me that you weren’t feeling it a piece of me died. You said that something was off, that your former relationship ended abruptly and left things unfinished, making you wonder if there wasn’t anything left to do, a fire to rekindle. You confessed on that arctic winter day that you owed it to yourself to try. As the harsh winds froze the tears on my cheeks, my heart contracted painfully. It was all so sudden, so unexpected. I thought that everything was wonderful and was looking forward to discovering more about you, to experience our many carefully laid out plans. But you thought differently.
By A.M.Radulescu5 years ago in Confessions
The Ghost
I first met Kaashvi while at the Goodwill on 57th. She caught my eye because of what she had been wearing. While I didn’t mean to stare, it was hard to help it because most of the women in the store had either blue shirts or were old ladies. She was 27 at the time and was wearing a red Salwar Kameez suit, which looked great on her.
By Steven Allen5 years ago in Confessions
