*Clever Well Thought Out Title*

Everybody lies, love sucks, normal is overrated, truth begins in lies, we all make mistakes and we all pay a price

[squirreledelman]

Pt 2 😭

[nprhereandnow]

Golf is very mental. Once you have the skills down and you’re able to consistently hit a shot to the target maybe seven or eight times out of 10, then it becomes very much a mental game for these golfers and just a little bit of doubt, a little bit of indecision, can derail you on an important shot like that.

Patrick Cohn on Jordan Spieth’s meltdown at the Masters. (via nprhereandnow)

[the-wandering-wahoo]

[annarebecca1]

Me after following up a day 1 79 with a 94

[golftraveller57]

You have to conquer yourself, your emotions. You have to win the mental battle with yourself.

Jordan Spieth (via golftraveller57)

[sixpenceee]

Esteban

by reddit user alackofcoasters

As a teacher, I get to see and hear a lot of horror stories, maybe not the kind that you are used to. Kids being abused by teachers or parents, students who get hooked on hard drugs and lose scholarships, even teenagers getting raped in the classroom. Bad things happen to good kids. It breaks my heart. All in all, it’s all pretty horrific, some of the things they warn you about in school when you’re getting your teaching credential.

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[sixpenceee]

Mayhem Mountain

By The_Dalek_Emperor. Estimated reading time: <= 25 minutes

“In two miles take exit 19 for Valley Park Drive South.” Siri chirped from my sister’s phone.

“Charlotte, turn that off. I know where I’m going.”

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[diaryofapoof]

When you think you can handle reading sixpenceee stories but then you start to freak out and can’t relax

[sixpenceeeblog]

The Disappearance of Ashley Morgan

by reddit user The_Dalek_Emperor

Trigger Warning: sexual violence, child death

@sixpenceee here but I’m posting this from my personal blog, @sixpencee(with 2 E’s). I wanted to repost some of favorite content from sixpenceee onto my personal blog!

It’s funny what you remember as a kid. I don’t remember my 5th birthday or my first day of school. But I remember very clearly the day my dog died. It’s been 12 years now, and it’s still the most vivid memory of my childhood.

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Esteban

by reddit user alackofcoasters

As a teacher, I get to see and hear a lot of horror stories, maybe not the kind that you are used to. Kids being abused by teachers or parents, students who get hooked on hard drugs and lose scholarships, even teenagers getting raped in the classroom. Bad things happen to good kids. It breaks my heart. All in all, it’s all pretty horrific, some of the things they warn you about in school when you’re getting your teaching credential.

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[sixpenceee]

The Man Who Lived Upstairs

by reddit user TeslaToth

When the news came on the television, I immediately dropped my spoon and stopped eating.

“An attempted kidnapper has been shot dead in Wayne County,” the newsreader intoned. “Police say a local history professor lured one of his students into his van by telling her his new puppy had stopped breathing.”

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Careful With How You Lock Your Doors

by reddit user travboy101

My neighbourhood has always been what you’d describe as “fucking cliche’d”. White picket fences, Fathers happily barbequeing, the works. 

Not to say that this wasn’t nice, it was certainly a lovely neighbourhood, and the peace was well worth the humdrum day to day it’d provide.

Of course, it never lasts, otherwise I wouldn’t be here telling you all this.

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[sixpenceee]

Infertile

By reddit user TeslaToth. The estimated reading time for this story is less than or equal to 5 minutes. This story is not necessarily scary.

“You’re joshing me,” Ron declared, forcing a smile through gritted teeth.

The genealogist shrugged, intertwining his fingers on the desk, not daring to meet Ron’s gaze. “The DNA test is reliable.”

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First Do No Harm

Estimated reading time: Less that or equal to 5 minutes. Story Source. This story is not necessarily scary. 

As doctors, we can’t help patients who won’t help themselves. Like my patient, Maisy Leland. She has a condition known as atrial fibrillation, meaning her heart rhythms are irregular in a way that could induce blood clots. Left untreated, she could stroke out at any second. That’s why I’ve prescribed her with warfarin, a blood thinner that makes her less prone to clotting.

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Borrasca

by reddit user The_Dalek_Emperor

I originally posted this story in my Top 10 Creepy Stories of Summer 2015 but I figured this story deserves it’s own post. It’s one of the most highly rated stories on reddit and has only been around for a month. It’s a series and although it’s long, it’s a total mindfuck. Simply, putting it on my list messed many of you up. These are the messages I received: 

I completely agree, after I finished reading this story, I was WRECKED. 

HUGE trigger warning for sexual abuse. 

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[sixpenceee]

Picture This

By Sixpenceee Stories user vincentvenacava (October Story Contest 1st Place)

900,000 people are reported missing every year in the United States alone. You heard that number correctly.  Don’t believe me?  Look it up: 900,000 people.  A staggering 2,300 people are reported missing daily.  Now, let’s be clear; many of these cases are solved relatively quickly and I’m not talking about bloated corpses found floating in rivers or dismembered bodies turning up somewhere off the Jersey Turnpike.

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[sixpenceee]

I’m a Search and Rescue Officer for the US Forest Service, I have some stories to tell (Part 7)

by tumblr user searchandrescuewoods/ reddit user searchandrescuewoods

Click here to go to Part 1; Click here to go to Part 2; Click here to go to Part 3; Click Here to go to Part 4; Click here to go to a portion of Part 5; Click here to go to part 6; (Story Source); Author’s Tumblr Page

Estimated reading time: 20 - 25 minutes

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Diary of A Fat Girl

by reddit user kateshakes

Trigger warning: Eating Disorder

Dear Diary,

That’s how you’re meant to start these things right? I have never kept a journal before, nor do I want to, but the hospital said I have to as part of my ‘treatment plan’. Funny.

Let me back track a little.

I have always been overweight, from being a child. I went to a strict Christian school, and luckily because of this I was never bullied because of my size- but you always notice the other kids staring.

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