True Confessions - Don't Judge
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happimess1 wrote: »DJ_Skywalker wrote: »happimess1 wrote: »DJ_Skywalker wrote: »happimess1 wrote: »dang! i forgot to add the wink emoticon. Carry on guys
Seems you need a therapist
cmmon now! that should have gone in the 'if you could say one thing to someone' thread.
**moving to 'if you could say one thing to someone' and "who needs an MFP therapist" thread
boy a mfp therapist would be the worst job in the world right up there with horse inseminator and dog food taster
But think about how much money they'd make. Might be worth it.0 -
BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i am losing my mind. spent some time searching for a couple threads, but i guess they never really existed.
Which ones?
@slimgirljo15 i had a sudden urge to post a selfie, and i was also looking for the narcissist thread. got over it really quickly, though.
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I confess ..I seriously considered not going to a funeral today..family are being *kittens*0
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I confess that I didn't like that my recent thread got closed. I was busy and didn't read everything but it seemed like it got heated. I wasn't trying to start a flame war, I just wanted to have a healthy discussion about advice older guys can give me and other guys who are younger than them. Sure I said some things that pissed off some people (mostly women lol) but I was legitimately trying to have a discussion, not some war. It's funny how certain people were getting mad at me and attacking me on that thread when my question wasn't directed at them. Idk why women were giving me advice when I didn't ask for advice from them, only from other men. I like how women can make a thread on here about "FEMALES ONLY, NEED ADVICE" and there will be no man commenting but when I make a thread asking for only older men's opinion, women like to appear and sometimes attack me for trivial things (me calling a guy who's 30 years old older than me makes sense). Funny how that doesn't happen on other sites. I was off a hiatus for a while off this site and thought it would get better but I guess MFP will be the Land of the Sensitive.-1
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I confess I don't know what's going on at least half the time... and I think I like it better that way.1
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DasItMan91 wrote: »I confess that I didn't like that my recent thread got closed. I was busy and didn't read everything but it seemed like it got heated. I wasn't trying to start a flame war, I just wanted to have a healthy discussion about advice older guys can give me and other guys who are younger than them. Sure I said some things that pissed off some people (mostly women lol) but I was legitimately trying to have a discussion, not some war. It's funny how certain people were getting mad at me and attacking me on that thread when my question wasn't directed at them. Idk why women were giving me advice when I didn't ask for advice from them, only from other men. I like how women can make a thread on here about "FEMALES ONLY, NEED ADVICE" and there will be no man commenting but when I make a thread asking for only older men's opinion, women like to appear and sometimes attack me for trivial things (me calling a guy who's 30 years old older than me makes sense). Funny how that doesn't happen on other sites. I was off a hiatus for a while off this site and thought it would get better but I guess MFP will be the Land of the Sensitive.
You should go look in EVERY thread that asks for advice from one gender or the other. Over 50% of the comments are from the opposite gender than who the OP wants the advice from. It happens. Men do it ALL the time too. A woman asks about her freaking menstrual cycle and guys have something to say.
I won't comment on anything further because I want this thread to stay open.
Hmmm....that's surprising. Never knew it happened like that (I'm mostly on the Fun section of the forums).0 -
i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.2 -
BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
*flags post*2 -
BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
It bugs me more that it's anonymous..2 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
It bugs me more that it's anonymous..
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One thing that Dasitman is right about is this is the land of the sensitive. I am with you Fera too, I am lost 90% of the time as well, but being lost is a good thing with most of the f**king drama that goes on here. Just sayin...1
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I confess I wish I could go down a cup size or two! I've only lost 2 sizes around my rib cage but the cup size is still an i (do they even make a 38i?) They make it tough to workout and I'm a little worried I'll start falling forward before too long! LOLblueyellowhorse wrote: »I confess that I'm afraid of losing more weight because I don't want to lose my boobs it butt lol, but I still don't like my stomach
I've noticed you are blessed in that area, and your situation I see that could be tough. Haven't read too much about it, but it seems to me weight loss does also decrease chest size. Not sure relationally how much though. I see plenty of fit ladies with still substantial boobs, and not fake.0 -
Y'all make me laugh... because Y'all think this is a place to vent your personal *kitten*... under the guise of being "offended" by someone else's opinion or literal interpretation...such as buddy's request for advice from guys older... then quibbling that a 30 year old person should not be considered older... Chronological age does NOT make a person older...I always considered my dad the oldest Teenager I ever knew.. I have a 30 year old step-son that, would rather play cops and robbers with the neighborhood 10-12 year olds than hang with someone his actual age... if he is lucky he may one day see the world as a 20-something... an immature 20 something... BIG deal... anyway... my confession... Y'all make me laugh at your indignation when you feel you have found something you can gang up on someone with... the "stuff" y'all had going on in that other thread... was nothing short of ridiculous, and some here ought to offer an apology.1
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BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
There is a legitimate appropriate use for them, which I learned this week. And if you knew the story you'd know why I say that. But, I agree, some people flag posts unnecessarily.0 -
BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
I dont think I have been flagged lately but the Harrison Ford/Chubaka post I made on the post anything you want thread might get me some with the f bombs heheh.0 -
I ate a hamburger topped with three fried provolone cheese sticks today. No regrets.3
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I confess I decided to give up c25k for now. I'm making a switch to strength training on those days and going back to another lower impact HIIT cardio workout that I enjoy. My funky ankle isn't ready for running yet and I've finally accepted it.1
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I just ran across the last name Hoeflinger and the 10 year old inside of me giggled out loud.1
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BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
There is a legitimate appropriate use for them, which I learned this week. And if you knew the story you'd know why I say that. But, I agree, some people flag posts unnecessarily.
don't know that story, but i understand legitimate uses. i shouldn't have used such a blanket statement. like jo hinted at - flagging shouldn't be anonymous. i don't think it would be as abused.1 -
BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »BedsideTableKangaroo wrote: »i confess...the act of flagging posts bugs the *kitten* outta me.
There is a legitimate appropriate use for them, which I learned this week. And if you knew the story you'd know why I say that. But, I agree, some people flag posts unnecessarily.
don't know that story, but i understand legitimate uses. i shouldn't have used such a blanket statement. like jo hinted at - flagging shouldn't be anonymous. i don't think it would be as abused.
I agree with that
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I confess I stopped logging more than 3 Tbl of coffee creamer per day. I'll have 5 or 6 but it doesn't seem to matter1
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Gimsteinn1 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »My stepdad has been creeping me out more and more since my Mom died. Today was the worst. He not only commented that if I wasn't his stepdaughter, he'd date me, but then offered to help me find a new bra while we were at the store (3x).
Wth ..
..totally creepy.
Thats got to be so uncomfortable..
Yes, yes it was. It's bad enough he keeps staring at my boobs more and more, but this was just way over the line. At least to me. So inappropriate, in my eyes.
Do you have to be around him even with your mom gone? That is unacceptable
to a degree, yes. I try not to be alone with him, however sometimes it happens. I am planning to move in a year. I just have to hang in there until then.
No.. No.. Here's what you and every other women/man in your situation should do.
You confront him and tell him what he's doing is out of line
You stand up for yourself and tell him that staring at your breast and offering to help you buy a bra is not an acceptable behavior from a male and definitely not from your step father
I know your mom loved him
I know you probably love him too
But no man or woman has the right to make you feel uncomfortable in that way and you need to be strong and stop it. By tolerating this your telling him it's OK for him stare, so what are you gonna do if he suddenly feels like touching? Stop him now.
Do it for yourself, for your future children and for the other women in the world who lack strength to stand up for them self.
Thank you. Yes, my Mom loved him. I never have, never will. I will have no future children, but I get your point. He ever touches and I'm either going to knock his *kitten* out or go off on him like my mother never did. No one touches me without my approval. Big trigger there.1 -
I confess I let my horrible past get in the way of what I do sometimes
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I confess I just jumped out of my skin because one of my kid's toys randomly started making noise in a quiet room for no apparent reason.2
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I do live directly across the street from a graveyard.1
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