Some secrets feel too heavy or too risky to ever say out loud.
But what if you could share them anonymously, with no consequences?
That’s exactly what these Redditors did. From morally questionable choices to oddly surprising confessions, they revealed the darkest truths they were finally willing to admit. Scroll down to read their stories… and add yours to the list if you’re brave enough
I’m a 6’2, broad shouldered and big chested dude but just want to be held and told its gonna be ok.
I’m a remote worker and I work about 25% of the time, and have gotten away with it for three years. They don’t pay enough for what I do, so I adjust my work ethic to their desired pay level. I used to go above and beyond in my position, but every evaluation I received, “meets expectations” rather than “exceeds”, so I decided to lower the effort to match the evaluation as well.
My brothers and their wives are not good with their money and don’t expect to have anything to leave to their kids. There are four kids between them. I’m single and live simply. My will states that they each get 1/4th of my estate which should be over $200,000 for each of them. And my brothers don’t need to know that. I’m also the youngest.
I once faked a pregnancy to get a man to leave me alone. He panicked, ghosted, and blocked me everywhere. Worked better than any breakup speech I’ve ever given.
I’m going to die on my state senators front lawn when they cancel disability here in America.
Growing up there was a church whose bell tower was directly across from my bedroom window. I got tired of getting woke early on Sundays so one day I climbed up the bell tower and took the clapper out of the bell.
Whenever I call in “sick” with a “migraine,” it’s really because my mental health is so bad that I can’t face going in that day. I hate that I have to lie about it, but it’s hard to call in and say “hey boss, I’m extra depressed today.”.