The chance to save ourselves from disaster was only given once and I took it without thinking twice.

I act completely confident on social media, but in reality, I am terrified that everyone around me thinks I am a fraud.

I act like I am completely unbothered by criticism, but a single harsh comment can ruin my entire week.

My ex text-dumped me right before finals week. I signed his personal phone number up to receive automated calls from 50 different car insurance brokers.

My coworker gave me an ultimatum to confess my feelings or walk away. I walked away, but I check her Instagram story from a fake account every single night.

I feel like an outsider looking into my own family gatherings, like a ghost who doesn't quite belong at the table.

I replaced my roommates shampoo with one that makes you smell like a beach resort instead of fresh.

I accepted a job offer using a completely fabricated portfolio, and now I am frantically teaching myself how to do the actual work.

I pretended to enjoy their cooking because the truth would hurt them and I didnt want to tell them.

I work in wealth management. One of our wealthiest clients has three separate bank accounts set up for three different families who don’t know each other exist.

I spend hours watching videos of people cleaning extremely dirty carpets with high-pressure extractors.

I follow your dog on Instagram just to check if you are still single based on who is holding the leash in your photos.

I pretended my phone battery died so I wouldn't have to listen to my friend complain about her boyfriend for the 5th time.

I rejected a higher offer from a top startup because their Glassdoor reviews warned about toxic micromanagement.

I still celebrate your birthday quietly by myself every year with a single slice of your favorite cake.