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Kill me.
written by: susannah.sovay
17

 I'm considering taking my own life tonight. No point to living. I fail at life. I would rather be homeless than live with dad.  But that's not going to happen.  It's a lose-lose situation.  Can't take this any...

nominated by: *clio*
on: 2/5/2012
Letters (Borrowed from M)
written by: Anon1965
46  New Mexico

Day 1 — Your oldest friend Dear Oldest Friend,Oh, how glad I am that we are once again in almost-daily contact! We've been this way for thirty years now (except for a few years after we tried to travel together... THAT won't happen again! Haha!) I adore you, and know that I am lucky that you consider me your best best BEST friend. I feel the same about you. Day 2 — Your crush / significant...

nominated by: tracker
on: 2/4/2012
1 Peter 3:9
written by: ccobbold
48  USA

9 Do not repay evil with evil or insult with insult. On the contrary, repay evil with blessing, because to this you were called so that you may inherit a...

nominated by: crystal butterfly
on: 2/3/2012
Open Diary Conservatives Prove They're Stupid
written by: Mad Twins Films

So I've been getting some flak, lately, over a comment that I posted on one of Graffiti Forensics' entries. Specifically, he was screaming from the virtual rooftops, that Obama had had a gay affair, at some point -- all being covered up by the mainstream media, naturally -- and not only was this implicitly bad, but we're supposed to believe it, based solely on a single obscure video...

nominated by: peteliske
on: 2/3/2012
what you leave....
written by: rebelbelle
USA

 I saw something this morning that made me stop and think. It was a quote "One day you will just be a memory for some people. Make sure it is a good one".  That is deeply profound and so painfully honest that it cuts to the bone. As I get older I realize that most of the people in my life are temporary visitors, kind of like the people who drift in and out of the grocery...

nominated by: Infinite Ocean
on: 2/2/2012
READER'S CHOICE
written by: robertlee
36  Nebraska

OK, your not reading wrong, I've decide to write something that HOPEFULLY will end up on the READER'S CHOICE part of this page, yeah its sort of stupid, but I like have goals, so here we go. I've been writing off and on for 20 years, its not one of my strong points, some might say it's BLOODY AWFUL, but I try, and from what people have told me in the past trying is a good thing. I didn't take...

nominated by: Tiriel
on: 2/2/2012
Shall we begin?
written by: FebMusMo

FebMusMo Index, for all your FebMusMo needs Since I am in the middle of traveling, I am posting tomorrow's prompts a little early. Looks like we have a small amount of participants for FebMusMo 2012. The OD Team failed to announce the event on the front page in time so it looks like we have an intimate group this year.  Hope you all have fun, and please keep sending me news &...

nominated by: convoyeur
on: 2/1/2012
Anxiety 2
written by: Mrs. Tiny Duckie
30  Wisconsin

I'm going to assume that this came from the same source as the information in my last entry, but I'm not sure since there's no source listed on the print out. Ten Ways to Untwist Your Thinking 1) Identify the Distortion.  Write down your negative thoughts so you can see which of the ten cognitive distortions you're involved in.  This will make it easier to think about the problem in...

nominated by: Infinite Ocean
on: 1/31/2012
Rip Off the Band-Aid (TM): A Timeline
written by: soothe_bell
25  Canada

I suppose I was as ready as I would be any other time, but it would seem that things don't always go the way you'd think or take as long as you imagine they will. I'm writing about it a lot, but that's because there are lot of things I haven't looked at or dealt with. There are many things I thought I'd escaped, but am still plagued by. And, as always, it's so incredibly easy to mistake the...

nominated by: Eutychia
on: 1/31/2012
The Audacity of Nope
written by: Parrothead5183
28  USA

For four years, I served in the United States Air Force. I worked in military intelligence, maintaining and supervising the computer networks that transferred classified information to, from, and among various intelligence agencies and the gals and guys out there on the front lines. From time to time, we would have to disable a vital network or service... and from time to time, sometimes...

nominated by: Sugarcane
on: 1/31/2012

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