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Bumping this for the lulz
problem is, we have already had 5 versions of this thread so we must be running out of confessions....
[FnG]magnolia;30005521 said:Back in the mid 90s I was engaged to my long term girlfriend. We had been together since high school and were one of those couples that never had any drama or arguments, we just got along. I had stayed over at her place one evening as her parents were away on holiday. The next day she was driving me home and was taking the pee because I got pretty drunk the night before and had been feeling rough. To get back at her I leaned over towards her and pretended I was about to throw up in her lap. She panicked, swerved the car violently and lost control. The car hit the barriers on the left, rolled over them and bounced down a large embankment and came to rest upside in a ditch next to a field. We were both pretty badly hurt and hanging upside down in the seatbelts barely conscious. I looked across at her, her face covered in blood and barely recognisable. She was mumbling incoherently, her breathing was laboured and sounded obstructed. I was the same, barely able to move, nothing was working or making sense, it was like the confusion from being extremely drunk. I was trying to talk to her but have no idea if I was even saying words. All the time we were hanging there the song No Rain by Blind Melon was playing on repeat – it was kind of our song. As the confusion continued I realised that she’d stopped mumbling, and her breathing was slowing and sounding more laboured. Not long after I realise that I can’t hear her breathing at all.
The next thing I know I’m waking up in hospital surrounded by my family. She was pronounced dead at the scene and my family were told to expect the worst for me. I made a full recovery and to this day nobody knows I caused the accident or that I’ve spent the last 20 years wishing I had the courage to take my own life.
I still can't listen to that song without breaking down.
[FnG]magnolia;30005515 said:For the past fifteen or so years I have been very active in the White Nationalist community and have done some things that would shock and scare people who know me. There are three or four pubs spread out over about 50 miles that we meet in where the landlords all hold similar sympathies and let us use their back rooms for meetings. Two of the core group are serving police officers who have helped things go smoothly on numerous occasions.
None of my family and friends suspect a thing and think that the meetings I attend are for a PTSD support group. They would be shocked beyond belief to find out the truth and even more shocked to learn about some of the things that we have done.
[FnG]magnolia;30005499 said:Another mate took me back to a house in Lindesfarne, where he rented a room.