My Favorite Stories

• Dad dropped dead, life became focused.

  By Sarah_Alldred in Six-Word Memoirs

• There's always something else to learn.

  By C.Z._Lawrence in Six-Word Memoirs

• Wish I'd had a different mother.

  By Lisa_Hendrix in Six-Word Memoirs

• gets up early but blooms late

  By Christa_Laib in Six-Word Memoirs

• Holocaust survivor's son, learned lessons early.

  By Jeff_Furman in Six-Word Memoirs

• Danced through life on gypsy feet.

  By Luna_Teak in Six-Word Memoirs

• Death was eternal, then Jesus came.

  By Joy_Ely in Six-Word Memoirs

• Suddenly life was suprisingly, imperfectly beautiful.

  By Starr in Six-Word Memoirs

• My rise to fame went unnoticed.

  By Steven_Newman in Six-Word Memoirs

• Ambitious in thought, timid in action.

  By Scott_Allen in Six-Word Memoirs

• I need sex. I hate men.

  By Ellie_Graham in Six-Word Memoirs

• Daydreamed daily of spending lottery winnings.

  By KateDart in Six-Word Memoirs

• Buy my art, leave me alone.

  By Bathsheba in Six-Word Memoirs

• Lost in the void of motherhood

  By Teresa_Matney in Six-Word Memoirs

• Too many Blockheads. Not enough Snoopys.

  By Bonnie_Thefieldmouse in Six-Word Memoirs

• Love to eat. Hate to cook.

  By 3dog in Six-Word Memoirs

• once i start, i can't stop.

  By Queen_Vic in Six-Word Memoirs

• We laughed ourselves into great love.

  By Cheryl_Peterson in Six-Word Memoirs

• Still waiting in the pumpkin patch.

  By Bonnie_Thefieldmouse in Six-Word Memoirs

• Home is not where I'm from.

  By Stephanie_Evans in Six-Word Memoirs

• The best antidote? Spontaneous international adventures.

  By Jessi_Hamel in Six-Word Memoirs

• Happiest pretending to be someone else.

  By Hezabelle in Six-Word Memoirs

• Once in love, now in tears.

  By Bethany_Hicks in Six-Word Memoirs

• Lost one child. Gained two more.

  By Donna_Bautch in Six-Word Memoirs

• Always wanted to write a book.

  By JO_Ann_Smith_DANIELS in Six-Word Memoirs

• Enrolled in life. Lost the syllabus.

  By penandra in Six-Word Memoirs

• Lost brother young;
  never fully recovered.

  By Julie_DuBose in Six-Word Memoirs

• Broke your heart, saved my own.

  By MCH in Six-Word Memoirs

• I found beauty in my flaws

  By Ms._Nickee in Six-Word Memoirs

• Born first. Each sibling, another reponsibility.

  By Cristian in Six-Word Memoirs

• He was careless, she was killed

  By Katie_Lockman in Six-Word Memoirs

• Boy, made a man through tragedy.

  By brandon_m in Six-Word Memoirs

• nocturnal. weep while the rest sleep.

  By Sheryll_C. in Six-Word Memoirs

• I wish I could press rewind.

  By L.K.S. in Six-Word Memoirs

• He wanted out. I gave in.

  By The_AlternativeFrock in Six-Word Memoirs

• Rotten uterus, poisoned ovaries, 21, infertile

  By Charn in Six-Word Memoirs

• No, not everyone forgot about me.

  By Jennifer_Kettles_Washburn in Six-Word Memoirs

• I’m damaged, but there’s a discount.

  By writerly203 in Six-Word Memoirs

• Please, tell me there is more.

  By MattGallo in Six-Word Memoirs

• Scared I'll screw up my kids.

  By Jen_Moore in Six-Word Memoirs

• Unable to get to the point.

  By Brandon_Satrom in Six-Word Memoirs

• Should have listened to her parents.

  By Jonathan_Sjordal in Six-Word Memoirs

• waiting for daughter to grow up

  By kiwina in Six-Word Memoirs

• My life: I Love Lucy Episode

  By patti_williams in Six-Word Memoirs

• Accepting what is with grace; dignity.

  By Audra_Shore in Six-Word Memoirs

• Procrastinator writes great American novel. Tomorrow.

  By Madhu in Six-Word Memoirs

• Seeking opportunity for a second chance.

  By AliLauren in Six-Word Memoirs

• After forty, bedtime is happy hour.

  By Wendy_Wallace in Six-Word Memoirs

• Regretted tomorrow's inaction before it passed.

  By pannonica in Six-Word Memoirs

• Lonely in a very crowded room.

  By Jo-Anne_Roberts in Six-Word Memoirs

• Patience for two kids, have three.

  By Jessica_Leichsenring in Six-Word Memoirs

• Mom works hard, but plays harder.

  By Nadia_Etemad in Six-Word Memoirs

• Met you unexpectedly, broke his heart.

  By JessicaKate in Six-Word Memoirs

• Posess extreme mind; searching for moderation.

  By Collette_Boothe in Six-Word Memoirs

• gas or food, can you choose?

  By JO_Ann_Smith_DANIELS in Six-Word Memoirs

• Most dying is done at work.

  By C._A._Marin in Six-Word Memoirs

• Would I could just start anew.

  By a_g_gordon in Six-Word Memoirs

• She looked up and wanted more.

  By StephanieRoberts in Six-Word Memoirs

• Shattered by infidelity.
  Fight or flight?

  By Susan_Hernandez in Six-Word Memoirs

• nephew's flipflops clapping behind me. heaven!

  By Tsia in Six-Word Memoirs

• Time does not heal all wounds.

  By Mary_Anne_Vigil in Six-Word Memoirs

• Single woman in engaged woman's body.

  By JessicaKate in Six-Word Memoirs

• eternal sunshine: much darker than expected.

  By Reece in Six-Word Memoirs

• Small Fish. Big Pond. All Sharks.

  By Olenska21 in Six-Word Memoirs

• My Dad is still my hero.

  By Troy_Nickerson in Six-Word Memoirs

• I know what I don't want

  By Troy_Nickerson in Six-Word Memoirs

• Battling bipolar: dancing desperado, seeking solitude.

  By Lisa_Marie_Garrison in Six-Word Memoirs

• My life is a "to-do" pile.

  By Keith_Herrmann in Six-Word Memoirs

• The loser just won't GET LOST.

  By Jshake in Six-Word Memoirs

• Raped, never forgave myself, wasted life.

  By jbc4laughs in Six-Word Memoirs

• Still trying to write that book.

  By Cee_Zee in Six-Word Memoirs

• Meth addiction completely obliterated my life.

  By Rushka in Six-Word Memoirs

• Persistence of myopic and astigmatic vision.

  By Charlotte_N. in Six-Word Memoirs

• Welcome to Loserville, population 1: you.

  By TaylorBuck in Six-Word Memoirs

• Waited too long to start living.

  By Rachel_Z in Six-Word Memoirs

• You could say I'm still bitter.

  By Beth_Tucker in Six-Word Memoirs

• Thirteen years......and still my heart weeps.

  By maddie_megan in Six-Word Memoirs

• A body fractured, a spirit whole.

  By SandyT in Six-Word Memoirs

• Overly romantic soul, born wrong era

  By Elisa_Shevitz in Six-Word Memoirs

• Cancer came. Teaching ended. Learning began.

  By Cathy_Thornburg_Smith in Six-Word Memoirs

• Potential Unrealized. Wife Loves Me Anyway

  By Andyman in Six-Word Memoirs

• Chucking the lemons back at life.

  By Maia_Sinaiko in Six-Word Memoirs

• Loves nature, works in a cube.

  By Matt_Ford in Six-Word Memoirs

• Difficul, painful birth; Downhill from there

  By GRex in Six-Word Memoirs

• Wanted a better world, got Bush

  By Melanie_Summers in Six-Word Memoirs

• The second mouse gets the cheese.

  By hayni503 in Six-Word Memoirs

• Rose-tinted glasses came in handy.

  By Lee_Payne in Six-Word Memoirs

• Had my children, lost my identity.

  By 8christie8 in Six-Word Memoirs

• A life spent burning all bridges.

  By Cekoz in Six-Word Memoirs

• Surprise. Not a mistake. Big difference.

  By thaila19 in Six-Word Memoirs

• I live my life by lyrics

  By JordanGenrou in Six-Word Memoirs

• Postsecret saved my sanity. Thanks, Frank.

  By JordanGenrou in Six-Word Memoirs

• Will work for: my father's approval.

  By writerly203 in Six-Word Memoirs

• Runs with scissors, writes with sword.

  By Becky_Blanton in Six-Word Memoirs

• lost my religion. kept my faith.

  By moosh in Six-Word Memoirs

• Married for love. Living without it.

  By wrspnk in Six-Word Memoirs

• We cut ties but strings linger

  By writerly203 in Six-Word Memoirs

• Nearing 60, still on rough draft.

  By Sydney in Six-Word Memoirs

• Mom dying young damaged me forever.

  By Emily_Deutsch in Six-Word Memoirs

• Not pretty enough to make it

  By Eclectica in Six-Word Memoirs

• Took different road, never got there

  By Vince_Lombardi_Jr in Six-Word Memoirs

• I regret having so many regrets

  By Sheilaaa in Six-Word Memoirs

• It all changed in an instant.

  By Candi in Six-Word Memoirs

• Mummy, you screwed up my life.

  By jchiew in Six-Word Memoirs

• I refuse to be my mother

  By AngelaP in Six-Word Memoirs

• Found my calling by flunking out.

  By Daphne_T in Six-Word Memoirs

• First turmoil, pain, sadness, then poetry.

  By Windy_C._Jones in Six-Word Memoirs

• Running free. Running wild. Running scared

  By Lia_Moore in Six-Word Memoirs

• Not who I wanted to be.

  By Kathy_B. in Six-Word Memoirs

• I write whenever I cannot speak.

  By Micki_Peluso in Six-Word Memoirs

• Cared too much, nobody else did.

  By Mirabeau in Six-Word Memoirs

• Coffee with sunrises before son rises.

  By wendy__of_mother_rising_blog in Six-Word Memoirs

• Had faith in the wrong people.

  By Comrade_Kevin in Six-Word Memoirs

• learning to save money saved me

  By alli_gator in Six-Word Memoirs

• Eight years of hell, created strength

  By MarySidney in Six-Word Memoirs

• Habitual mind changer... wait, scratch that.

  By edolinky in Six-Word Memoirs

• Having erased June, I dreamt September

  By Chopin in Six-Word Memoirs

• never felt worthy, now feel thankful

  By kzf in Six-Word Memoirs

• She couldn't dream. Took mine instead.

  By Lauren_Sacha in Six-Word Memoirs

• Fired therapist. One mother is enough.

  By Nina_S in Six-Word Memoirs

• Father drunk.Mother co ntrolling.Me rebellious.

  By Dan_Forrester in Six-Word Memoirs

• my empty nest is leaking tears

  By mairin_gibbes in Six-Word Memoirs

• I get high off new books.

  By AmazonPrincess in Six-Word Memoirs

• Mind wanders, words travel, novel written.

  By Jane_Riley in Six-Word Memoirs

• Aborted baby was loved, believe me.

  By JessicaKate in Six-Word Memoirs

• Wanted dream job; got nightmare instead.

  By Hoping1 in Six-Word Memoirs

• Boycotting life, hiding under the covers

  By evie in Six-Word Memoirs

• My birthday wishes never came true.

  By wrspnk in Six-Word Memoirs

• Supposedly I'm Thirty, But Still Eighteen

  By LD in Six-Word Memoirs

• Still smarting from parents' poor choices.

  By Scott_Seay in Six-Word Memoirs

• Daddy protector slept way too soundly.

  By Jo-Anne_Roberts in Six-Word Memoirs

• Not pregnant! relieved, thrilled, relaxed! Disappointed?

  By marie_d in Six-Word Memoirs

• Blissfully surviving a perpetually broken heart

  By Maija in Six-Word Memoirs

• Madly in love, with unborn baby.

  By Nadia_Caldera in Six-Word Memoirs

• Writing's my escape. Pills were hers.

  By Strawberry_Hill in Six-Word Memoirs

• Someone please help me live again

  By Rain in Six-Word Memoirs

• Have No Idea Who I Am

  By A23E in Six-Word Memoirs

• Lost. Found. Lost again. Maybe found....

  By Bernadette_Guthrie in Six-Word Memoirs

• Lost control. Family brought me back.

  By Julia_Lee in Six-Word Memoirs

• More beautiful than everyone else thinks.

  By Carolyn_Shivers in Six-Word Memoirs

• killing myself taking cat with me

  By nomore in Six-Word Memoirs

• i lie to feel less boring.

  By rilokiley in Six-Word Memoirs

• can't survive without medication, i'm sorry

  By goodbye_angel in Six-Word Memoirs

• Signs are there. Please help me.

  By Cait_Cox in Six-Word Memoirs

• baby changed its mind; free supplies.

  By Isadora in Six-Word Memoirs

• Why did you leave so soon?

  By purvislets in Six-Word Memoirs

• The greatest surprise of my life.

  By Jose_A_Amayo in Six-Word Memoirs

• We would have named him Xavier.

  By Jose_A_Amayo in Six-Word Memoirs

• Baby boy arrives; bigger than most.

  By Stephanie_Brannick in Six-Word Memoirs

• Want a baby. Can't fertilize myself.

  By Sienne in Six-Word Memoirs

• Womb betrayed me, stilled my baby.

  By Carie_Cufr in Six-Word Memoirs

• I wonder what she'd look like.

  By Amelia_Allard in Six-Word Memoirs

• I imagined all, yet never did

  By andreub in Six-Word Memoirs

• Trapped in suburbia, shackled to safety

  By dhgddhmfhd in Six-Word Memoirs

• A moment's madness. A lifetime's regret.

  By Carl_Panday in Six-Word Memoirs

• trying to be a better person

  By bballstar4689 in Six-Word Memoirs

• New creation in Christ; everything changes.

  By Ray_Fowler in Six-Word Memoirs

• Had the abortion,
  still no career.

  By Tleah_Armitage in Six-Word Memoirs

• Please don't laugh at me again.

  By Chiisana_Inori in Six-Word Memoirs

• hard to think when you're scared

  By cynthia_rosenberg in Six-Word Memoirs

• my heart breaks every single day

  By valarie in Six-Word Memoirs

• Wanted justice. Found grace.
  Thanks, God!

  By penandra in Six-Word Memoirs

• I cried reading some of these.

  By snail in Six-Word Memoirs

• Introversion doesn't mean "not having fun."

  By snail in Six-Word Memoirs

• Tiptoeing around conversational landmines gets tiresome.

  By snail in Six-Word Memoirs

• Sleeping with the enemy. Marriage POW.

  By wrspnk in Six-Word Memoirs

• Grown Girl Scout loves Thin Mints.

  By penandra in Six-Word Memoirs

• Served you coffee with chipped soul

  By T_miz in Six-Word Memoirs

• I have broken every single commandment.

  By snail in Six-Word Memoirs

• Still a disappointment to my family.

  By Jean_Giovanetti in Six-Word Memoirs

• Rape gave me back my purpose

  By Cassandralyn in Six-Word Memoirs

• Read the map. Still got lost.

  By thunderfire in Six-Word Memoirs

My Stories

• Too easily discouraged by others' opinions.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Financial, emotional, social currency? Completely bankrupt.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Remember me? I've never forgotten you...

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• NO, I'm not having fun yet!

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Beyond tired of self-righteous, judgemental people.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• DAMN YOU! Taking my life back!

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• I have had one of those...lifetimes.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• All my photo frames remain faceless...

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Stash Tea...my heaven in a cup.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• i didn't believe i deserved better

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Deep depression is the soul's undertow...

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Friend, your Son molested my Daughter.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Six word memoirs NOT helping insomnia!

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• ...next moment might change my life...

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Finding myself addicted to short memoirs!

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Frightened of failure, scared of success.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• I always pretend you're someone else.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• four sons, two daughters...infinite love!

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• fear has, at times, outweighed faith...

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Blood on my hands, I've murdered...

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• None thought I'd be a failure.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Formerly homeless, hopeless. Felt society's disdain.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Caught between two thieves: Regret. Fear.

  In Six-Word Memoirs

• Cowardly killing myself with each mouthful.

  In Six-Word Memoirs