The Very Best of Fesshole: Britain Confesses Anonymously

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The core of it is observational comedy. Observational comedy with the added richness of going, 'is this is real?' And we're sort of recognising we are to some degree, imperfect". I once filled an entire C90 cassette with recordings of my farts. I wish I still had it. I would say it's my life's greatest achievement. I'm a partner in a firm of Solicitors and I'm 63.

Following the account's instant success, three years later, he's compiled his favourites into a new book - The Very Best of Fesshole: Britain Confesses Anonymously. 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. In spite of this situation, we are going to look at inventive ways to look at serving our readership with digital content and of course in print too! I used to do admin for a firm of solicitors. 80% of them were absolute morons. I have no idea how people so stupid got qualified or continued to be employed.Generally, people who are more private require closeness before they let you in. Yet those who are less private may be happy to disclose personal information, not just to friends and family, but to coworkers, acquaintances, and even people they’ve just met as well. I work with my own gut feeling," he said. "The stuff I don't publish is because I think it would be wrong to put it in front of a large audience. Well worth a read! Couldn't stop laughing numerous times reading this book, and at other times what is written is highly sentimental, and almost made me cry. Rob Manuel started Fesshole in 2019 and is now launching a book of his favourite confessions (Picture: @robmanuel / @fesshole)

From ways to avoid embarrassment to revenge tactics, here are Rob's favourite confessions, with each one based on a makeshift commandment that he warns people should take "very, very seriously"... When we start talking about tendencies for secrecy, we bump right up into personality psychology," he said. "A common way of measuring personality is to ask about five broad traits: Openness (open to new experiences and to things being complicated), Conscientiousness (organized, disciplined), Extraversion (enthusiastic, social), Agreeableness (polite, eager to please), and Neuroticism (the less polite word for high negative emotion; many prefer to call this “low emotional stability” instead)." After a heavy drinking session, I shat the bed. Told the wife it was the dog to avoid embarrassment. 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 inadvertently saved my dog but can never take credit." FOR ANYONE WORRIED ABOUT THEIR A-LEVELS: REMEMBER THAT IT'S TOO LATE TO STOP CLIMATE CHANGE & MOST OF YOU WILL DIE FIGHTING FOR WATER" He learned this from a study involving 1,000 participants in committed relationships. "I asked the participants to think about something they had not disclosed to their romantic partner," the psychologist said.He said some of his funniest moments include a woman whose husband’s dying wish was for everyone to think he lead a double life.