Tara Horvath
Bio
My name is Tara, I am 31 and a mom to an awesome 9 year old. Currently in recovery from alcoholism and recently diagnosed bi-polar. I have found writing to be very therapeutic.
IG: Tara.nicole.89
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Snapchat
Snapchat, the world of disappearing texts and pictures or so it was made to believe. At the ripe age of 29 there is something about that, which intrigued me. I'm single and have months where I am hyper sexual and typically masturbating at least three times a day solves that problem. I thought this would be a great way to get out that frustration. I download the app for the first time after already downloading tinder where I just simply had to list my Snapchat name and the requests would flood in. I think most people knew what you were wanting when you listed your Snapchat name.
By Tara Horvath5 years ago in Filthy
Brighter Days
It is midnight on a Tuesday and my sister and I are getting pulled from our beds by our mother to run off to a hotel, or what I called apartments at the time. This was normal for our family about once a month, when my dad would lose control and back my mom into a corner unleashing on her things that should never be unleashed. My sister and I would share a hotel bed and get up and go to school the next day as if nothing happened. Honestly, as much of a disruption this was I felt more at peace on those nights then when I was home in my own bed because the endless fighting would keep me awake. Shattering glass on the wall, the yelling and hateful words spewed from my parents mouths. School was my safe haven, school was a sanctuary and a safe place. Population 1,600, graduating class size 46 a place where you knew every person and they knew everything about you or at least what you wanted them to know.
By Tara Horvath5 years ago in Families
Freedom Flies
The nights are when I feel my most freedom, when the world is quiet and resting and I am required by no one to do anything. By day I am an insurance agent muddling through paperwork and forced to move as quickly as possible having endless conversations with humans that drain my life. I feel like a bear at a circus, continuously being forced to be on stage for a performance. At night though it is just me and my porch, my ever so small screened in 10x10 porch. These summer months are my favorite where I can sit here with my glass of water and just listen to mother natures incredible creation. See, I live in Kansas the middle of no where Kansas on a farm that belongs to my family. It is a place where you feel one with nature.
By Tara Horvath5 years ago in Humans
