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Anonymous confession: I have been in a long-distance relationship for years and I have tried to show love through support, visits, and consistency. From the outside it may look like I am doi...
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The part nobody sees is this: I changed my password after someone joked about reading my messages, because my secrets are the only room I own.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I changed my password after someone joked about reading my messages, because my secrets are the only room I own.
I tell half-truths so well that sometimes I have to sit quietly and remember what actually happened.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I tell half-truths so well that sometimes I have to sit quietly and remember what actually happened.
The part nobody sees is this: I tell half-truths so well that sometimes I have to sit quietly and remember what actually happened.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I tell half-truths so well that sometimes I have to sit quietly and remember what actually happened.
I joke about needing a drink to survive the week, but the joke stopped feeling like a joke a while ago.
I needed to put this somewhere safe: I joke about needing a drink to survive the week, but the joke stopped feeling like a joke a while ago.
The part nobody sees is this: I joke about needing a drink to survive the week, but the joke stopped feeling like a joke a while ago.
My anonymous confession for today is this: I joke about needing a drink to survive the week, but the joke stopped feeling like a joke a while ago.