Postsecret

[King]

Has anyone seen this site? People create anonymous postcards with their secrets on them, and send them in. It's really heavy stuff, and it's addicting to read. Updates every Sunday.

http://postsecret.blogspot.com/

Ex.

[T Park]

Wow.

Powerfull.

Makes you wonder if they are kidding or serious.

Especially the part about the kid's mom being a hooker.

[King]

You definitely wonder about it, but the odds say that somebody really has that story. But like you said, they're powerful.

[Silver21_Black20]

I've heard of this site but have never gone to it.

[katyon6th]

Wow. I'd never heard of the site before this post. Thanks for sharing, it's amazing and intense to read.

"When I was 4, I told my Grandpa I hated him! He died before I could apologize. I'm still sorry.." ----- I wanted to cry when I read that.

[easjer]

I've been there before. The one that took my breath away was one that said:

"All my family and friends think I died in the Towers on 9/11. But I didn't. I don't know how to be that person again, so I never called to say I was ok."

[katyon6th]

"All my family and friends think I died in the Towers on 9/11. But I didn't. I don't know how to be that person again, so I never called to say I was ok."

Just....... wow.

[King]

[SpursWoman]

Is there anyway to see them before yesterday's entry? I've looked all over and can't find any kind of archive...

[Summers]

Is there anyway to see them before yesterday's entry? I've looked all over and can't find any kind of archive...

I was wondering the same thing.

[King]

They used to archive all of them, but I think because he's published a book with them, he's done away with the archive.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/006...Fencoding=UTF8

That's the book, and I'm pretty sure it's at Barnes and Noble. Not as convenient as an archive, obviously.

[Trainwreck2100]

Wow, now I feel like cutting myself