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Old 02-01-2008, 10:21 AM #1
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Default Truthful Confessions

I wanted to start this thread to show that we all have our weaknesses and sometimes it's nice to share them with others.

This is a great place to not be judged by others.

I don't intend it as a place to receive advice, just a place to show ourselves if we choose to .

Just list 3 things about yourself that you would like to share.

I'll start.

1. I am a chronic yo-yo dieter. I've gained and lost the same 30 pounds countless times.

2. I smoke way too much.

3. I hide behind humor. A lot.

I don't expect to receive any advice and I want everyone else to feel comfortable sharing without getting any advice. I don't want any thank you's either although I bet I wasn't gonna get a lot anyway. There's that humor again.
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