Every workplace has its secrets, but most of them are on a need-to-know basis. But what happens when you find out something you're not meant to know... you share it on the internet of course! From affairs to shady business deals, Redditers spill all the workplace secrets they aren't meant to know.
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Men can seem like quite the mystery sometimes, even though they often like to brag about how they're very simple creatures. The fact of the matter is that we are all complex people with different passions and desires. Going out with one man doesn't mean you've got them all 'figured out.' If you treat guys as if they're completely different than women, well you kind of put them in a box. News flash: at the end of the day we all want to be loved.
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Every industry has their secrets. They have a certain image they look to put out into the world that may or may not align with how they actually do business. It's called 'growing your brand image.' Employees can get in a lot of trouble for revealing certain secrets and often have to sign NDA's if they're really that pressing. Don't even get us started on Disney. But not every place is as strict, and once their employees move on, they're free to spill the tea.
Both genders have their fair share of secrets. There are things about women that men will never understand and naturally, it works the same vice versa. Sometimes women like to say things like, 'Men are all the same,' or 'All men want is sex.' But it could be that we just don't understand them as well as we think we do.
On Reddit, men are sharing common misconceptions about their gender, and it seems there are more than a few that they felt compelled to share.
A lot of the time we, women, like to talk about the things that many men simply cannot comprehend. things relating to our reproductive systems. our friendship circles, even our fashion inspiration. It is hard to know if men have caught on by this point that women do not really dress for their gaze. We usually dress to get compliments from more fashionable women. Oops. Is it okay that I revealed that?
Well, men on Reddit are revealing all of their guy secrets, and maybe it will give us an inside look into the male psyche.
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Relationships are built on honesty and trust, but not everyone pulls through on their end of the deal. Meaning, yes, people cheat, and the feeling is beyond sh*tty. A Redditor started a thread about how people found out their S/O was cheating on them, and the responses range from wild to heartbreaking. Scroll down for this week's Reddit drama.
All families have their fair share of dirty laundry, but members usually try their hardest to keep their secrets under wraps. However, children are a different breed. Their naivete causes them to open their mouths without thinking and unleashing all their family drama onto the world - aka their teachers. A Reddit user started a thread about the craziest family secrets that teachers have discovered through their students, and evidently, teachers have heard a whole lotta sh*t.
Being married into a family is always difficult. But it is even harder when your new spouse has already been married and everyone prefers or rather misses, their old wife. There are little things a family can do to make someone feel included, like invite them to events, include them in the yearly Christmas card, or give them the secret family recipes. But sometimes family members get protective, especially when a new person enters the scene with no blood relation.
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There are several perks to having a housekeeper or maid—the obvious one being that you don't have to do any of your own housework. But, like all priveledges, being able to afford a housekeeper comes at a price. Having someone in your house nearly every day means that they have access to all the private parts of your life...
If you've ever been in the world of online dating, it can feel like an existential nightmare. Swiping through hundreds upon hundreds of people, trying to find your special person, is like looking for a needle in a haystack. But hey, all it takes is one right swipe to get your perfect match, right? Wrong. It turns out, you might just be wading through a pool of bots and fighting an algorithm that is designed to keep you on the app as long as possible, take your money, and not encourage you to find your match at all. These previous employees of online dating services have shared the dark secrets behind the algorithms and tricks they use on their customers, which you may have lost hours of your life to. Scroll down if you dare.
Everyone has secrets - it's what makes us human. But not all secrets are born equal. For some, their worst secret is that they stole a cookie from the jar when you were five-years-old. For others, it's that they murdered the cat next door. It's all relative. But a Reddit thread asking people to share their most disgusting secrets has proved that some people are truly messed up, and honestly, reading through some of these disturbing revelations makes me realize how boring my life is.
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