Sometimes, the plausibility of these stories is challenged, but Rob explains that he is “asking people to submit the more extreme moments of their life”, so he “can’t knock out something that might only happen one in 10,000 times”. A fantastic collection of the funniest, most shocking and most touching of the thousands of anonymous confessions sent into the now famous "Fesshole" Twitter page.

Aside from sex, money is another example of something you may not talk about but may not be intentionally keeping secret," Slepian wrote.There was only a few people using the internet at the time … your boss wasn’t reading it, your wife wasn’t reading it, your girlfriend wasn’t reading it. I always take the train, and at least once a week get asked for rail information, and I always try to help. I pointed to it and asked him if he knew why it was a bad idea to build houses so close to a pond and he responded with "Tidal waves?

I've been seeing things from the corner of my eyes that aren't there and reading words that don't exist. Rob, who works in marketing, says the Fesshole concept captivated an audience quickly with the confessions now shared and liked by thousands of Twitter-users. What’s more, ‘Fesshole’ has become such a phenomenon that the founder has published a book, ‘The Very Best of Fesshole: Britain Confesses Anonymously,’ featuring some of people’s most hilarious posts over the years.Varsity is the independent newspaper for the University of Cambridge, established in its current form in 1947. The book is split into 10 sections, ranging from crime and neighbours, through to family, and of course sex. When I ask what drives him to create in this way, Rob says that “as a teenager I was always making songs,” but that “there’s not that much demand in the world for another musician. The book plays on the idea of how worshippers confess their sins to God and is centred around Rob's version of the biblical 10 commandments.

The size and stench was so bad that she took him to the vet, and found out he was showing early signs of stomach cancer. I tell her this is pathetic, but when she goes out, I sit him down and give him my account of events at length. When visiting New York the wife and I had a routine each night when we ate out, I'd 'propose' to her and she'd tearfully accept, Americans being Americans would whoop and cheer and occasionally the restaurant let us eat for free. Actor Elijah Wood – who plays Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings movie series – follows Fesshole, and so does eccentric English artist Grayson Perry. Rob Manuel is the man behind the Twitter phenomenon which keeps people laughing and gasping in equal measure, reports The Mirror.So the fact that some of the most powerful people or institutions in many cultures encourage people to admit their transgressions is no coincidence. If I'm having a bad day at work, I'll look in the mirror while driving, and mutter to myself "you're all ****s aren't you? He has released the weekly b3ta newsletter since before I was born, and credits it as his first project that amassed some “fans and public recognition”. Under the anonymity of the internet people confess their most embarrassing secrets and it might not be good for their souls, but it's great for the readers! Do people who have commented as though they were addressing the fesshole poster not realise that this is just a list copy pasted from Twitter?