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What
is one thing you would like to say to someone in your life right now that haven't? That I am falling in
love w/ the man I am dating.
Susan, 32
Chicago, IL
USA
This sounds really immature, but I would
like to talk to my ex-fiance and brag about how wonderful my husband is and how great my
life is. He called me last spring, out of the blue, and I was so shocked (and
annoyed since he called during a new "Friends" episode). I didn't really catch
on at first, but he was bragging to me about all of this stupid stuff. I could have played
the game and bragged back, but I really didn't understand his little game until I thought
about it later. I've thought about what I would say to him if I could do the conversation
over again. But, when I really think about it, I'm proud of myself for just being nice and
humble and not lowering myself to his pathetic level. What a loser. Thank God I didn't
marry him.
Susan, 32
Chicago, IL USA
"I can't believe you really think this
sugary sweetness is real you boarhog from hell" to ************. Sorry, even I'm not
that sure people I know don't read this webpage.
Amy, 24
New Orleans, LA USA
I pretty much speak my mind. I really don't
have any "unsaid" things.
Laura, 35
Lowell, MA
USA
I pretty much say what I want
to--except, how about, "Why would you treat
someone you supposedly love like that????"
Karen, 21
Marshelltown/Ames, IA USA
Most of the people I have to say things to
wouldn't understand what the hell I'm talking about.
Alias Irrelevante
Probably that I'm sorry. I could say that to
many people for so many reasons. Not particularly sorry for something I've done, but...if
I could, I would appologuise for the whole world, you know? Like, don't cry baby, I'm
sorry for all that they've done.
Jaden, 21
Brampton, Ontario CANADA
There's some things I'd like to tell my best
friend about what was going on with me during the couple months earlier this year when we
weren't as good friends for awhile, but I'm not sure if I'm going to.
Dianne, 16
Oshawa, Ontario CANADA
I'm lonely, will someone by my friend?
Talia, 23
Wilton, CT
USA
Nothing really; I have plenty of
things I wished I said to people who are out of my
life, but since that is not the question, nevermind.
Bruno, 31
Denver, CO
USA
Many thoughts should remain private and not
communicated now or ever.
Jill, 60
Saylorsburg, PA USA
I learned a few words in Spanish so I could
say hello to the Spanish-speaking cleaning lady at work. But the closer we become (and we
have become close) the more I would like to be able to carry on a conversation with
her...find out how she feels about being a cleaning lady and how she is feeling that day.
Reba, 51
Rockville, MD
USA
So many things I don't say to folks until
the moment has passed and then it seems sort of silly or weird to say something or do
something about it.
Felicia, 34
Lowell, MA USA
I would like to tell my parents that I am
grateful for their love and support, even though I never show it. I just don't open up
like that though.
Shanna, 15
Cardiff ENGLAND
To my parents: I'm sorry and i wish you knew
....To Laura (well i've told you this before, but here it is again): I love you man! You
are like no other and i couldn't imagine the world without you. You are the best friend i
could ever possibly have! To Maia: I'm sorry....
Sarah S., 17
Ithaca, NY
USA
I would love to tell Ethan's (my kid) daddy
that he *really* really sucks. In case he wasn't aware of that already.... = )
Maggie, 20
Sandwich, IL
USA
that i really love can't stop
thinking about matt but i guess one day i'll get over
him.
Savannah
I would like to tell my Dad that I'm sorry
we never became as close as my Mom and I are. I love the relationship my Mom and I have. I
would hate for both our lives to end without one good conversation, without our shields,
without his critisism, and without my age. An open conversation, but we must be too much
alike, and I guess that's what did it.
Lisa J., 22
TN USA
I would like to tell my uncle he's a jerk
and I want him to leave my aunt alone, but...I never will.
Angela, 16
Aiken, SC
USA
Here goes (to my former best friend
and college classmate): Just because you've gained back the 100 pounds or so that you had
worked so hard to lose - it doesn't give you the right to throw your life (and your
friends) away. You've managed to make yourself
most unattractive, throw yourself at less than worthy men, and tune into the drug world.
And why? Because of extra pounds? You were once a clear-thinking, intelligent and
responsible woman; a wonderful mother to your girls and a dear friend. You're throwing all
of that away because of a failed attempt at self-control. Wake up you ass! Did it ever
occur to you that you can be loved and appreciated whether you are 140 pounds or 300
pounds? You're not doing yourself any good and I, as a close friend for several
years now, feel as though "I'm" being punished. You've sold yourself short and
with all the psychoanalytical knowledge you possess, you should really know better. This
is just not the you I know. For Christ's sake...is it not better to be overweight
with dignity than without?
Fisch, 45
Preston, CT
USA
I'd like to say to my daughter and her
husband, and really be heard by them, that you cannot change other people, you can only
change your reaction to them.
Jane, 60
West Linn, OR
USA
I would tell this girl I know that she's a
really great friend, even when she's mad at me, and that I'm greatful for her always being
there for me.
Jeremy, 13
Highlands Ranch, CO USA
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