I’m a recovering (fill in the blank)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a recovering busybody. I realize the poisonous impact my not so subtle dirt digging has and it makes me sad how I used gossip to build relationships.

What are you a former?

I’m a former man, now I identify as a tree.

At least you got wood.

Good one

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Alcoholic

+1.

Also people pleaser.

[Anonymous]

I have an addiction to porn.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have an addiction to porn.

Repent in front of Jesus loser

[Anonymous]

Perfectionist

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have an addiction to porn.

Repent in front of Jesus loser

STFU. Jesus weeps for you soul

[Anonymous]

Former masterbater

[Anonymous]

I am a recovering oversharer. In the past, I often revealed much more about myself than was necessary.

Now, I try to think carefully before I share, although there are still moments when I regret saying too much. Nevertheless, I am far better than I used to be.

My tendency to overshare stemmed from my comfort with who I am, and I assumed that most people were good-natured. While I still feel secure in my identity, I have come to realize that genuine goodwill is quite rare.

[Anonymous]

Porn addict.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Porn addict.

It’s never too late to castrate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a recovering busybody. I realize the poisonous impact my not so subtle dirt digging has and it makes me sad how I used gossip to build relationships.

What are you a former?

Doesn't everyone do this?

HELL no.

It’s wild that people think that everybody does this

Agree. I can not stand gossipy people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have an addiction to porn.

Repent in front of Jesus loser

Jesus has more important things to care about (war, famine, disease) than what PP is doing with their body.

[Anonymous]

People pleaser.

Thinking peri-menopause played a significant roll in squashing that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a recovering poor person. I am financially independent/will never be poor again and yet still, mentally I can't shake the poverty mentality and don't enjoy money except when traveling. And then, when I return, I worry that i wasted money by traveling.

and clothes. I want better work clothes but when i go to the store, everything is so expensive. So I buy trash from Target/Amazon.

I feel like I need therapy or something.

Same! I also find any display of my wealth mortifying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a recovering busybody. I realize the poisonous impact my not so subtle dirt digging has and it makes me sad how I used gossip to build relationships.

What are you a former?

Doesn't everyone do this?

HELL no.

It’s wild that people think that everybody does this

I learned not to do this when I was in my early 20s. I started gossiping to a friend, and she said, "I'm trying really hard not to gossip anymore." That stopped me.

I'm a former athlete and, due to health problems, can't do my sport anymore. It's really hard and I haven't yet learned to reset.