wanna read other people's dirty secrets? ...Well, click the link! What are you waiting for?!
I found this site and thought I would share it with you. I'm thinking about sending in a post card myself. Though, I haven't put much thought to which of my dark secrets I'd write down.
Either way, it sounds like fun.
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my dark secret: "They never knew I was gay until it was too late!"
Graem
Jy het al genoeg stof vir 'n boek....Hou aan om elke dag iets te skryf. Aan dieeinde van jou tyd in Japan publiseer jy dit. LY
Pa
I read about this site and the published book like 2 weeks ago. Didnt check out the site till now.
I am sure the early ones are "real" but the latter additions seem to be more careful, arty and almost like copywrite. I wanna believe they are all honest secrets, I really do... but I cant help but think as the idea got popular, so did its potential to be too self-aware.
Yeah, I agree. I mean, I have some unspoken secrets just like anyone else, but after seeing the book, I kept wondering how to package it.
Like the secret itself wasn't worth anything, but it had to be promoted, designed, and marketed right.
I totally know what you mean, Benj.
The project is too self aware.
Yeah I saw that site in Montreal on a computer. It's cool, but not CRAZY.
Anyway, here's a link I found about a Japanese soldier in the USSR. http://kiuchi.jpn.org/en/nobindex.htm
It's not CRAZY either.
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