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Just log onto CheatConfession.com. It's a place where you can either confess that you're cheating on someone, being cheated on yourself, thinking about cheating on someone or confessing that you are "the other person".
The website was founded in 2010. The founders say they wanted to create "an anonymous online confessional for those who may have a hard time confiding their secrets of infidelity/or adultery in another person, while also providing users with some outrageous posts...we cannot control if it comes off as entertaining to some."
The site allows you to read all of the confessions, comment and vote on the best ones.
So what do you think about this site? Would you use it? Here's what our viewers had to say.
Nathaniel Holt: Better not to tell. Eventually somebody will find out you posted it.
Diane Knoll: Maybe they don't need to relieve their consciences. Maybe they need to comprehend how deeply they have caused pain to the deceived.
Daina Thomas: Well .. At least they know it .. that whatever they have done is wrong and they have hurt someone .. Confessing it may help them feel better but they cant escape the truth ..
Ronen Mendezitsky: This is unbelievable. I thought I've seen it all, but taking a subject such as cheating and making it into a social experience is a rule breaker. Why? Well, I think it leads to the internet being open to everything, an odd statement in itself, since the internet is the most open platform anyway, but I would have expected to see this sort of sharing service as a part of a counseling service, something like Dr. Phil, rather than just an open website which allows anyone to share their "life adventures".
Oh well, another step that proves how open the internet is, now I'm waiting for the counterpart website of people telling stories about being cheated on.
Get in on the dish. Send me your tweets: twitter.com/maggiesworld or email: maggie@39online.com
The website was founded in 2010. The founders say they wanted to create "an anonymous online confessional for those who may have a hard time confiding their secrets of infidelity/or adultery in another person, while also providing users with some outrageous posts...we cannot control if it comes off as entertaining to some."
The site allows you to read all of the confessions, comment and vote on the best ones.
So what do you think about this site? Would you use it? Here's what our viewers had to say.
Nathaniel Holt: Better not to tell. Eventually somebody will find out you posted it.
Diane Knoll: Maybe they don't need to relieve their consciences. Maybe they need to comprehend how deeply they have caused pain to the deceived.
Daina Thomas: Well .. At least they know it .. that whatever they have done is wrong and they have hurt someone .. Confessing it may help them feel better but they cant escape the truth ..
Ronen Mendezitsky: This is unbelievable. I thought I've seen it all, but taking a subject such as cheating and making it into a social experience is a rule breaker. Why? Well, I think it leads to the internet being open to everything, an odd statement in itself, since the internet is the most open platform anyway, but I would have expected to see this sort of sharing service as a part of a counseling service, something like Dr. Phil, rather than just an open website which allows anyone to share their "life adventures".
Oh well, another step that proves how open the internet is, now I'm waiting for the counterpart website of people telling stories about being cheated on.
Get in on the dish. Send me your tweets: twitter.com/maggiesworld or email: maggie@39online.com
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