Kayleigh Taylor

Joined September 2018

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Kayleigh is an experienced writer with a Bachelors in Psychology. She loves true crime and crafting true crime articles, stories, and reviews on music, movies, and games.

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S*it on it Jackie
April 5th 2021, the day that will forever be remembered by everyone who loves a good laugh with one of the brightest and most intelligent faces of British comedy.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Geeks
Hidden First Date Part III
Looking around the room, the first thing I notice is the half glass of Merlot on the sideboard. "What happened" I start to panic out loud.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Criminal
How close is too close?
Ok, don't be alarmed by the title image. I'm in a happy and long-term relationship with my partner. The only blood relationship we have has been explained in my last story and isn't the family-related kind.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Confessions
Thank you Dad For abandoning me
Dear Dave, Daddy, Dad, My number one Father and all-around number one man in my life. Sure, Liam is at the top too. But you were my first.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Families
Hidden First Date Part II
Elizabeth Taylor; No not the world-famous star and renowned actress, the over 30's, best legs this side of the Thames, Merlot loving queen that happens to be a private investigator and the best one in town.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Criminal
72 Hours, a broken stirrup and a baby simpson at the end
A life with no embarrassing moments isn't a life and in fact, is nothing more than a lie. I tell myself this often to mask the sheer embarrassment that life has often thrown towards me.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Confessions
Solar Plexus, Music And Me
Being somewhat of a self-proclaimed green witch, I have used herbs, spells and music to help soothe and calm my inner nerves and anxiety for many years. From the use of essential oils when a headache occurs to performing a spell to help me pass my exams as a teenager. In my adult years, however, I started to truly practice the art of meditation.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Beat
I remember what it was like to cry
I remember what it was like to cry. The pain that would leave my body as it happened. I remember what it was like to cry.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Poets
Ignorance is not bliss
"Babe, Babe, Hello? Dickhead" "Oh nice" He disappointingly replies. "Oh, you heard that then?" Back to ignorance. Dickhead.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Poets
The link between educational and financial success
Controversial: Giving rise or likely to give rise to controversy or public disagreement. The controversial topic of education quality and the link with employment success has been around for decades.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Trader
Just A Dream
Running through the darkened forest, quicker than a deer amid a hunt and dragging my feet like the knuckles of an old Orangutan, I see nothing.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Poets
Hidden First Date
As I sit at the bar and sip my second glass of Merlot; Duckhorn Three Palms Merlot, an exquisite wine for my exquisite taste, I patiently wait for him to enter the bar.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Criminal

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S*it on it Jackie

Hidden First Date Part III

How close is too close?

Thank you Dad For abandoning me

Hidden First Date Part II

72 Hours, a broken stirrup and a baby simpson at the end

Solar Plexus, Music And Me

I remember what it was like to cry

Ignorance is not bliss

The link between educational and financial success

Just A Dream

Hidden First Date

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