r/honesty

I had known this stripper for a long time, she had told me personal things which I don’t think was her flirting, One day I told her I needed to talk to her and she wasn’t having me pay when we were talking, I told her I had actual feelings for her, I saw her another two times and she was fine, she talked to me, took my money yet two days after the last time I saw her, something changed, her friend told me she was feeling uncomfortable and didn’t want to hurt me and she liked me as a friend Then why did I get banned? It doesn’t feel like she likes me in any sense of the word, being honest is a bad thing and I should never tell the truth again

I deserve happiness. One day, I hope to leave my small town, and never come back to the people that have controlled my life. To get married and have 2 kids. Happiness. My goal is so far and I’m only 18. I’ve moved out of my parents house and have been working 2 jobs to provide for myself. I’m struggling. I wish I had help but I know I must push through. Please, world. Give me something that’ll help me stay alive.

I often wonder why Honest people have to suffer more..and are usually taken for granted..? Why people just couldn't accept truth...? Why Honesty has to pay the price ?

Just found a Nintendo Switch while cleaning a vacant apartment.. my dad suggested to take it to the office and me being a stupid mf I listened and now I regret it. Should have kept it smh.

I think I need a shower seat.

Standing is effort.

Everything is effort except for my bed and discord.

So I’m currently at the wedding of SO’s cousin and I’m not gonna lie, it’s been seriouslyyyy boring. However, in the last 2 hours (for a bit of context we were due to start the reception at 17:00, it didn’t start till 22:00 [ive heard of black people time but that was ridonkulous]) The bride and groom finally arrived.

My SO was part of the wedding party so when they all came out, I knew.

It’s always been on the cards that we would get married at some stage. But during the speeches, i knew. This is the person I was going to marry, in all the love and optimism flowing around the room, it became obvious to me. I’m going to have this experience with my SO (although better planned because to

I'm not gonna lie, this is me being an insecure girl just wanting to say something about my imperfect body. I know that nobody is perfect and we need to all accept the fact that our society uses photoshopped images to get us to be more like the people in the photo. I also know that we have reached milestones in adding average looking people to the modeling/fashion/photography world, which is amazing for girls like me. I have already prepared myself for possible trolls to possibly comment on this with a "maybe you should just lose weight" or "maybe she's just looking for attention and trying to fish for compliments from strangers". You are entitled to your own opinion in America, and I respec