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A violin made from popsicle sticks from William Clyde Gibson, who killed three women and buried one in his backyard in Indiana. For more than three decades, Phil Chalmers has been interviewing, corresponding with and talking by phone to murderers and serial killers. You get letters. You get Christmas cards. His private collection includes donations from others and law enforcement, such as a doll head that an investigator found in the storage shed of Rader, two unpublished books written and a painting of Jesus by John Wayne Gacy, and a wrapper from the chocolate factory that Jeffrey Dahmer worked at in Milwaukee. Each episode features his interviews with a serial killer. The first chapter was David Berkowitz, known as the Son of Sam. I talk to a lot of victims and their families. I see the pain that these crimes bring. Confessions Of A Workaholic By Wayne

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Plus, end the drama in long-distance relationship; feel free to organize your very first hundredsome. I had my fortune read. I was a dragon leashed in deep water between two mountains.

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One mountain was actually a volcano, but you couldn't tell visually. Eh, that's about all I remember. I actually just wanted to make out with the fortune teller. Those, the majority of us, who live paycheck-to-paycheck are getting a raw deal.

I live alone and it is very challenging on my mental health. Now i'm not allowed to go see my social contacts, but I am expected to go to work and interact with the public and coworkers doing non-essential services all to keep my bosses paycheck coming? At the risk of my physical health: catching covid?!

Fuck this world. Fuck the government. I'm going to go crazy and self destruct from being alone or get covid from having to go to work.

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I feel so disposable. I found out that my significant other has been telling lies about me to people we both know. I wondered why I was getting weird looks. Needless to say, this drama addict is getting dumped. I'm tired of hearing about the US and their Hollywood style politics. Enough already! I only care to catch up on what's going on in my own community. Judging by the confessions I read Workaholoc, my life is far from bad.

I am still employed, healthy, reasonably financially comfortable.

But I don't find my career rewarding anymore and I feel my life is on hold waiting for when I can stop working. Everything I earn is going into savings for my retirement. Can I hold out until I have a secure future? Will I still be young enough to enjoy my retirement?]