My manager accidentally shared his screen during the all-hands and we all saw his tab titled "how to sound like a leader without knowing anything." Nobody said a word. Meeting went on for 40 more minutes.
Tea Talk
The craziest things people won't say with their name on it.
Found out my situationship has the same exact playlist titled "for her" that he made for his ex. Same songs. Same order. He just changed the cover photo.
The lady on my block who "doesn't do social media" has been running the neighborhood gossip IG with 14k followers for three years. We all found out today when she tagged the wrong account.
Thanksgiving is in six weeks and my aunt already sent the group chat a seating chart. Color coded. With a legend. I'm at the "probation" table.
Our professor gave the whole class an A on the midterm because "y'all looked tired." The dean is now investigating. We are not tired anymore.
A brand DM'd me asking to sponsor my page. My page has 212 followers and is exclusively photos of parking lots. I said yes.
House rules & how anonymous works
- Stay anonymous, and keep everyone else anonymous too.
- No full names, photos, addresses, or workplaces of private people.
- No threats, hate, or sexual content involving anyone.
- Public figures are fair game for opinions, not made-up crimes.
- Got real news? Send it to the newsroom.
Other readers never see who you are, and you get a new random alias every post. We keep minimal records so we can stop abuse and follow the law.