Dating
Brief encounters in Bologna
Daytime drinking? I can handle that. Morning drinking? Yeah, I’m up for that as well, I thought as I made my way to an Irish pub smack in the middle of the Bologna’s student district. The pretext for my early morning drinking was the world cup being played a few time zones to the east but with my interest in football always having been somewhere between none and “is it over yet?” I soon found myself a bit tipsy and fairly bored.
By Jodie Adam5 years ago in Confessions
Why You Shouldn't Get a Quarantine Boo in Your Hometown
My mind is filled with memories of them. And I can't prevent it. I take a stroll down the street and all I see are memories we made, like us going to that grocery store near his place for our late night cooking experiments. Or that restaurant we tried after our beautiful hike out in the coast. Or when I see a pomerianian and think of their dog and how needy they were for me.
By Chantel5 years ago in Confessions
Dating in 2021
Perhaps our fatal flaw is attempting to make forever out of people who are meant to be temporary.” - Rudy Fransisco Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Facebook, etc. The list goes on and on. Swipe, swipe, match, chat, talk, and meet. First dates, second dates, and back to the beginning? Dating in this generation is something I’m still learning. The talking stage, meeting stage, situationships, and then dating? I guess for me it’s either you’re dating or you’re not. None of these games people play interest me. I’ve always been a person who is all in or not. Even when I started online dating I started out just talking to one person at a time and I think this is okay. Everyone is different and with my schedule it’s somewhat hard to invest in multiple individuals.
By Shae Rae5 years ago in Confessions
Why I'll Never Leave My Husband as an Openly Gay Woman
I was in sixth grade the first time I had feelings for another girl. I remember particularly because of the moment I realized it. We were best friends, but there was something different about her. One night in bed, I couldn't stop thinking about her but I was not sure why. I realized it when I started losing sleep over her. So, as we do in sixth grade, I wrote her a note. It started with an apology for how I felt. The vulnerability was tangible as I explained my feelings and how I had no clue why they wouldn't go away. But she was beautiful. And funny. And smart. And she said yes. As most sixth grade relationships go, we didn't last long. I was just thankful to have met her.
By Brandy Enn5 years ago in Confessions
How You can help your relationship to survive in this pandemic
Was it really a surprise to learn that over 80 couples filed for divorce immediately upon leaving lockdown in China? Being together 24/7 is something we rarely experience for any significant period of time, perhaps only at Christmas or on holiday, and then there are usually external distractions.
By sachin pandit5 years ago in Confessions
"But I thought"
It has been a crazy, wild ride for me since June of 2019. I started school again, while working residential full time, being there for my family when need be, and still trying to balance out some sort of a life. But then we all got hit with this pandemic in 2020 and it was double the crazy and double to the wild, to say the least; and to be honest I thought I had it all in 2020.
By BuBz5 years ago in Confessions
The Eggplant Picture
If you send a picture of your Johnson to someone without them asking for it, your a visual terrorist. Period. I've been online dating for a couple months now, and I must say that the amount of men willing to send a picture of their tallywhacker without consent is absolutely abominable.
By Mae McCreery5 years ago in Confessions
Love yourself more.
Let's start from the beginning. I'm the youngest of 5 and the closest sibling in age to me graduated high school when I was 12 years old. Moving in with just my dad and not living with any of my siblings until my freshman year of high school meant I spent a lot of my childhood alone. Now, I'm no therapist in any way, but I'm almost positive this somehow led to my deep investment into my friendships and relationships. Along with other issues I'm in the process of healing from, I have a big fear of being alone and abandoned. Now that we have a little background, let's get into exactly what led up to this reflection.
By muvalove5 years ago in Confessions
you were my serendipity in this habromania
" Goodness ! This media is making me sick! I am taking a break from it." I remember deactivating my Instagram account on a chilly February eve. I thought about you while doing so, that i wont be getting to talk to you. But i did it anyways, thinking you wouldn't even notice.
By Neer Bukharia5 years ago in Confessions
