"I asked for you to cover it," Ronda later confides.
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"I have my eye on N.Y.U.," he confides to me.
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The talking hamster he confides in has Isabella Rossellini's voice.
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Rob later confides in sister Kourtney Kardashian's ex Scott Disick.
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"I don't know how they listen to my voice," Reeves confides.
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Dany confides in Sansa that she wishes Tyrion hadn't trusted Cersei.
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"I used to think theatre can change life," Mr Dodin confides.
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"I heard they sell very quick this season," she confides, quietly.
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Her French friend confides that she is pregnant out of wedlock.
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She confides in me all the time and I love that.
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He confides to Herzog that the only dreams he remembers are nightmares.
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Trump confides in Schiller and asks his advice about everything, including policy.
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"Pastry, which I totally sucked at," she confides with a sheepish smile.
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Even Alexei confides in Philip that he too is homesick for Russia.
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"We met on another platform but we are both 'awake'", Kelly confides.
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Ms. Horne says her therapist is the only person she confides in.
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"I don't have emotions so much as I describe them," he confides.
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"Excitement isn't a state of being I enjoy while dining," Downie confides.
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He confides to a lieutenant, Eddie (Jason Mitchell), that he wants out.
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Soon he confides his growing sense of himself as a budding writer.
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Churchill later confides in his wife that he suspects the king has cancer.
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" After Lou zooms off, Chris confides that he's "beyond anxious" and "beyond upset.
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Kardashian later confides in noted relationship expert Scott Disick about his love trouble.
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"There's not really anyone else that I'm close to," Abigail confides to Jeremy.
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Mei-Ling confides about the triggers -- how they can come at any moment.
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And he confides to friends that he is uncertain about whom to trust.
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"Truth be told, I wasn't sure exactly how to do coke," she confides.
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"[As a] young person, I could not even talk to anybody," Abramović confides.
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In that time, she confides, it's become harder and harder to make money.
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"The phone system is so amazing here," Trump confides as he enters the space.
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Randall confides it's taking everything in him not to go "barging" into the bathroom.
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As they head out, Brenner confides in his agent that they won't find Will.
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He is also who she confides in when their manager is unfair or cruel.
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She confides that she thought she'd be married by now; he shares the same.
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Oneyka confides in Colton something that she says Elyse told her before she left.
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Then she confides that, pre-Gilead, she had an MFA degree in interior decorating.
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Just because someone confides in you, doesn't mean that they are out at work.
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"I can never distance myself from the songs when I sing live," she confides.
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"I worry sometimes / I will only be allowed a death story," Parker confides later.
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Finally he confides to an editor, who signs him to a three-book contract.
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She also confides in Kev that she misses V, who was once her best friend.
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Ms Karczmarczyk confides that she is feeling increasingly stigmatised, "even though my art hasn't changed."
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"Mr. Shalimar knows Eugene O'Neill, but Eugene O'Neill doesn't know him," Mike confides in them.
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Niecy also confides to MJ that she just doesn't know what to do with Treyvion.
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"I've never listened to Cough," Shiran Kaidine, the group's guitarist, confides casually before our interview.
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One insider confides: "They say if you don't pay we will burn down your restaurant."
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Her "stubborn dream," she confides to the diary, is to be an Oxford college master.
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"Everything I'm scared of isn't stuff you can see in a haunted house," he confides.
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"People's behavior away from Belgravia would make you aghast," he confides with ill-disguised glee.
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First Lady Melania Trump confides in remarkably few people, according to CNN reporter Kate Bennett.
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"Grobleben was a bit of a nut," confides Albert Schöllchen in the house's red parlour.
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"I sometimes think that something was wrong, and I didn t notice it," the mom confides.
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Hannah G. confides in Colton about her parents' divorce, which is something he can relate to.
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Only over one pet peeve, Marlow confides: Dye has a soft spot for food that smells.
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"I'm only half confident in this election," confides a farmer watching Mr Uttama speak in Isaan.
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Khloé confides in Scott that she's been calling and texting Malika and getting nothing in return.
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He confides his plans in Shakespearean asides while President Trump spills to 31 million Twitter followers.
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If anything, Obama confides, she worried her book — and subsequent stadium tour — would be a flop.
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"The first time John worked on me, I really just cried," Paltrow confides, in a voiceover.
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Lee, age 40, eventually loses her attention when he confides that he has two children in London.
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"Everything that I do will always be vegan, although personally I will sometimes do honey," she confides.
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At La Casa del Túnel, Mr Arveola confides that he was deported back to Mexico in 2002.
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"It has been so frustrating," Carrieri confides to PEOPLE during an interview about her sister's cold case.
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" When she confides that she's nervous about her photoshoot, he replies, "There's nothing to be nervous about.
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The confides in Sam that she doesn't know what's going on, but it's possible she's in love.
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"The dishes we had at the clandestino require a long, long time [for] preparation," Linzano later confides.
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First Lady Melania Trump reportedly confides in very few people, likely in part to avoid embarrassing leaks.
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Think about how to support a woman the next time she confides in you about harassment or assault.
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Archie, visibly conflicted by his involvement with the Lodges and wanting to protect his dad, confides in Jughead.
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He has a horse named Captain Oats in whom he confides — and somehow this is cute, not childish.
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Back in the kitchen, Clarisse confides that she hopes to start her own bakery in the near future.
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"I walk around on eggshells and Jax does whatever the f— he wants," Sandoval confides in Tom Schwartz.
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Note for example how Sierra confides in Cirie about Zeke, even though they're supposedly commanders of opposing armies.
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Cookie confides in her bomb ass sister, played by Vivica A Fox, about her undying love for Lucious.
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She confides about her family life, including allegations that an adult she knew tried to sexually assault her.
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Meanwhile, a still-under-suspicion Seth meets with Dunbar aide Cynthia, and she confides in him about Goodwin.
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"I'm so sorry you have to go through this," Hitchcock's wife, Alma, confides in her at one point.
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"Boston is a village compared to New York," he confides to Leibovich — words he'll probably come to regret.
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Bob himself, he confides, used to be fat, and now that he's gotten skinny, his life is much better.
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Recognizing how Rick and the others don't back down from Negan, Simon confides in Dwight and vents his frustration.
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And whenever we have arguments with our loved ones or spouses and girlfriends, there's that guy she confides in.
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When she finally confides in a teacher, a weight lifts — until she realizes her school has alerted law enforcement.
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This week, Farid confides in Layla that Ramon's visions are disturbing him — not least because his birthday is Nov.
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"I broke up with my boyfriend," Chandra confides to Stone in a drunken conversation while they're discussing jury selection.
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I am her go-to person — the only one she confides in, the one she relies on — and I'm exhausted.
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"If I hear something on the news about them, it makes me have bad dreams and I cry," she confides.
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At dinner, Khloé confides in Malika that she has heard that Lamar is asking for cash while they are away.
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This comedy follows high school junior Nadine (Hailee Steinfeld), who confides in her teacher (Woody Harrelson) that she is suicidal.
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During the conversation, Wilkinson confides in Marquardt that she thinks it might be best to squash her feud with Madison.
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After boasting — and proving — that she knows Rocky by heart, Kate confides in Stallone what he meant to her father.
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But JoJo falls for the poor sap after he confides in her about his deep-rooted insecurity and self-loathing.
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"We all make mistakes," he confides to the room of murderous Washingtonian shit-heels and the dead body among them.
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"I didn't even invite my own parents," he confides to David and so wants to exclude Hector and Kelli Ann.
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Denise also confides to Adam that Mr. Snyder deliberately revised portions of her analysis with false information to mislead leadership.
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This is helped along by chemicals—lots of them, confides a winemaker based near the town of Thuir in the Pyrenees.
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Kourtney confides in Kendall about how isolated she feels and how fed up with her sisters she is, and Kendall agrees.
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She also noticed that when she confides to her other Asian friends or people from the Philippines, people often dismiss it.
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To stop herself from going crazy, Korede confides in Muhtar Yautai, a patient who for months has been in Room 313.
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Always in blue denim shirt and pale baseball cap, he poses for photographs, although Carolyn, his wife, confides he hates cameras.
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" Early on, she even confides a plot quandary: "I haven't yet quite determined whose fault Vivvie's death is going to be. . . .
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She confides in her mom that Moe's dad has been recently released from prison and she has been in contact with him.
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In the first chapter, Ehrenreich, a breast cancer survivor, confides that she has given up on cancer checkups, mammograms and Pap smears.
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"It breaks my heart," the grandmother confides to AL.com, saying she's comforted by the fact the family died as they lived — together.
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As he confides, "I have been a mystery, and I have been changed, and I have been first natural and afterward spiritual."
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Gretchen confides her thoughts to the camera even as she outwardly composes herself for the benefit of everyone else in the room.
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"You'd drop the pasta in, and it would take ten minutes for the water to start to boil again," she confides cheerily.
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"Everybody told me I couldn't do this, because I'm kind of a hot-headed person," confides Jay Fai with a wry smile.
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"I was telling my mom I wanted to be in the same place my dad was -- just to be with him," he confides.
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Mr Trump rejected experienced Republicans who had not supported his candidacy, confides a senior financial lobbyist whose paymaster is an ardent Trump supporter.
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Davis confides in her old pal Durant that she might be able to get some intel, provided she can get a secure line.
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"I've never met the girl who wasn't prepared to hawk it when there was a bona fide billionaire in the room," Judith confides.
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When a murder suspect inexplicably confides in Jackson, what seems like a cut-and-dry case turns into something far deeper and darker.
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As intimate as this version of her studio may be, Toogood confides that, mentally, she has already moved beyond this warm white womb.
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Nova confides in her that she's a little nervous about how fast things are moving between her and Robert, especially because they're working together.
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He confides that he doesn't like Armstrong-Parker House, which feels like a red flag because, well, AP is the core of this show.
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Riding in a motorcade through empty Moscow avenues, he confides that the succession of power, a central theme of Russian history, has preoccupied him.
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Troy confides in her that his Black advocacy is heartfelt and after an encouraging word from his older lover, they have hot boathouse sex.
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"He wandered away one night," his wife, Peg (Noreen Farley), confides to the couple's son, Jack (David Miceli), after he arrives for a visit.
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"Instead of being humbled and purified by my afflictions, I feel that they are turning my nature into gall," she confides to her diary.
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"I knew my deal was ending at CNN and that they weren't renewing and I didn't want to stay because … I was bored," Harris confides.
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The roles are reversed in another call when Clinton confides in his friend how tough it was to send his daughter Chelsea off to college.
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Yet her wandering thoughts are mainly happy: Although Edgardo isn't present, she confides in him, announcing she's escaped his enemies to be reunited with him.
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According to Ive, the two enjoyed a "fundamental, almost preverbal" understanding when it came to designing products, which left me wondering who he confides in now.
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"I don't know how to put it into context, I don't know where I fit in it all," he confides one day to a fellow agent.
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On the recordings, Robinson confides she is nervous about being set up by a board of directors she claims has been fraudulently awarding contracts for decades.
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Janet remains thoroughly supportive of her husband's work even as she ruefully confides in a friend that she married him because she wanted a stable life.
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The next ex on his list confides in him that she's been having a rough time lately, and has been experimenting with various medications to help.
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This aspect of the "Ring" always reminds me of the scene in "The Godfather" in which the ailing Vito Corleone confides in Michael, his trusted son.
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Now, Toby confides in his new community via a friendly text group, excluding his wife and including a mysterious female friend (or something more?) nicknamed LadyKryptonite5.
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As we finish our lunch at the ugly diner—"I have an emotional attachment to this place," Tenaglia confides—I ask her about her work ethic.
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" The narrator ruminates for another page or so, and then confides: "I know that as I wrote it, I was angry because the bad guys always win.
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Mallory is still trying to process her intense relationship with fire and confides in Mr. Gallant and Coco as they get the latter ready for the party.
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Later, when Bekah is on her three-on-one date, she confides in Tia that she just wants to go home so that she can be home.
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Littlefinger continues his hapless quest to woo Sansa, and not only is she not having it, but she's completely onto his game, as she confides to Brienne.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Monday's episode of Summer House, Lindsay Hubbard confides in costar Danielle Olivera about a rumor she heard regarding Cooke and Batula.
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They frustrate each other and are driven apart, only to reconnect when Anne confides in Susan and makes a difficult choice at the end of the film.
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He confides in Nina about the situation at hand, and she promises to help him get the money (she does) and seals the promise with a kiss.
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When a student confides, Robota converts their spoken complaints into text, then analyzes sentences to understand if any issues expressed require the immediate attention of an adult.
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Hina confides in Hassan that she was harassed by a white man while canvassing for voters in Pennsylvania; he's infuriated on her behalf, abruptly becoming her ally.
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He confides in only a small coterie of people around him, and it came as a total surprise for many in the Kremlin and the defense ministry.
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Elena confides in her little brother — who accepts the news with a shrug — and eventually comes out to her mother in one of the season's very best scenes.
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" Over a hundred pages later, Hayes confides: "My younger brother, James L. Hayes II, has my father's name because James L. Hayes is, biologically speaking, not my father.
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Two, she decides to run for President, after the incumbent, a muttonhead named Chambers (Bob Odenkirk), confides to her that he will not be seeking a second term.
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"This sure ain't a tale you gonna read about in them dime-store Westerns," the actor and composer Allan Harris confides in "Cross That River" — and he's right.
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She confides in him that her father has multiple sclerosis that's forced him to use crutches, but he still finds a way to get to work every day.
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She also openly confides special appreciation for the peace of the country's Notre-Dame-Immaculate Cathedral, going there often privately to lay flowers for Prince Rainier, Albert's late father.
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Sometimes a constructor notices a common oddity in the language and the theme is set before the revealer, but today Ms. Lempel confides that the revealer inspired the theme.
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The lack of affability only gets worse when Robert confides in a friend that he's worried about money, considering he's about to lose half of everything in this divorce.
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Lucy*, 27, confides that when her pain is at its worst, "it's hard enough to get out of bed and shower," let alone think about her makeup or nails.
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In the episode, Clinton shares four-plus minutes of screen time as a vodka-pouring bartender named Val to whom SNL's Clinton (Kate McKinnon) confides waffling over important issues.
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It's during this that Abbi confides in Ilana about her mom's newfound look on life, and Ilana has the goods to bring it to a whole new level... It's weed.
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Jaime finds the pair on the couch and confides in them: His uncircumcised penis has a yeast infection, therefore he doesn't feel comfortable pursuing a hot man at the party.
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When Jerry Love confides that he'd like to add a "Chinese hoe" to his "herd" (*rolls eyes* pimps are so corny) this, too, is loaded with the politics of desirability.
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" The loss of Daredevil has apparently taught Danny to appreciate New York the way Matt does, because the Immortal Iron Fist confides to Colleen, "it's starting to feel like home.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's all-new Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kylie confides in sister Kim Kardashian West about her struggles with her post-baby body insecurities.
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"JACKFRUIT is really good because you can make proper money from it," confides Dominador Villasis, an elderly farmer whose fields lie near the town of Inopacan on the island of Leyte.
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"I think this whole album release and tour will be a huge challenge, honestly, and already talking about it with heaps of people has been challenging and quite intense," she confides.
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"I think it will be a really wonderful and horrible day when it's actually released because I am a perfectionist and I can't listen to anything I've ever made," she confides.
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"There's no morning, no day, no moment when I don't thank him for this frailty that makes me feel human, and for the joy my sin gives me," the priest confides.
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There's some name-dropping—he golfs with Justin Timberlake, drinks with Jason Patric, and confides in Kate Hudson—and a solid yarn about doubling down on pot brownies to disastrous effect.
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In one of the film's most poignant scenes — one that was plucked from the book but has not made it into most previous adaptations — Jo confides her own anger to Marmee.
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She confides in him about her old friend Barker—and his stupid, weak wife—and she takes out some of Barker's razors, which she's been hanging on to all this time.
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"When Erasure didn't really happen straight away—the first album didn't really sell—I was thinking, well, that's it, I'll get have to get a job at an advertising company," he confides.
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"Group dates are not fun at this point, because…you have feelings," Jubes confides to the camera, praying she'll be the next Bachelorette so she never has to cede the spotlight again.
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It seems as if she is actually being honest about that, but surely it's a calculated honesty: the more she confides in Donald, the more likely he is to trust her judgment.
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As she confides to the audience in the opening scene, Philippa has resolved to deal with her burgeoning homosexuality by tamping down on such sinful feelings and concentrating on school and church.
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Bob is an earnest, communicative man who's not afraid to show his vulnerability: He tells Joyce he doesn't like scary movies and confides in Will that he suffered from nightmares as a child.
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If a woman confides that she is unwilling to actively recruit other women to the organization because the Friday afternoon beer blasts initiate unwelcome behavior, the organization needs to do something about it.
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Howard confides in a woman he meets at a bereavement support group (Naomie Harris), and their interactions are entirely inappropriate for where and how they've met (much like his colleagues and their thespian charges).
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He's just one player, albeit the flashiest of the lot, in a predetermined game, and it's hard to feel either scared of or in unwilling cahoots with him, when he confides in the audience.
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"You know, this country is politically overly correct—it's so boring," she confides, leaning in again, her face unconventionally beautiful and seemingly ageless (she is two weeks shy of 70, but looks decades younger).
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As a child, he confides, he was entranced by the "Arabian Nights" — only cliff-hanging bedtime stories to her husband can save Scheherazade from being a one-night queen and next morning's bridal corpse.
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To capture the raw anguish being shared for the first time, Greenwell uses many words of one syllable, like stabbing, staccato sounds: "I don't know if I was like this before," the character confides.
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When Ruth confides in her friend and fellow wrestler Debbie about exactly why the network was burying GLOW rather than saving it from cancelation, she yells at Ruth for being so "fucking stupid" and selfish.
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For example, if someone confides in you that the date went terribly, it's not your place to deliver that info to the other party, who may end up being hurt (by you) in the process.
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Todd Barber and Joan Stupik"I think I'm still in denial," Carl Murray confides during a lunch break as across the solar system Cassini makes its final photographic tour of the Saturn system on Thursday.
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Though she confides that she wishes she could emulate Bonnie Raitt's rasp—"Maybe I quit drinking too early"—it's Nadler's own wavering, ghostly pipes that give her music its unearthly lightness, and its darkness, too.
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But around 10th grade, it began bothering Drew, an honor-roll student who loves baseball and writing rap lyrics and still confides in his mom, that porn influenced how he thought about girls at school.
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Additionally, my brother tells me that being cloaked in the semi-dark behind a tablet and in a helmet that, he confides, is a size too small for hours on end is, surprisingly, very trying.
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Abbie, a free-spirited artist with Manic Panic dyed hair, gives him a copy of "Our Bodies, Ourselves" and introduces him to bands like the Buzzcocks, while Julie confides in him about her own burgeoning sexuality.
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Towards the end of his segment on The Most Unknown, he confides in D'Angelo that this worry, that he won't be able to capture the true scope of consciousness in his lifetime, keeps him awake at night.
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If a friend who always seems "chill" confides in you about a struggle with anxiety, validate their feelings and try to understand where they are coming from — chances are it took a lot for them to share.
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Klemperer's an outsider, trying to figure out what is happening within the walls of the Markos Dance Company after one of the dancers, Patricia (Chloe Grace Moretz) confides in him that she believes the Madams are actually witches.
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When Craig confides his biggest secret in Maya without thinking twice about it, other characters wonder if there's something going on between them, yet there can be no mistaking a tender and platonic bond from the audience perspective.
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Talk to any of the people Trump confides in and they will all tell you that he believes wholeheartedly that he has done nothing wrong in connection with Russia and that the investigation is truly a witch hunt.
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In the clip, the former Playboy model confides in her friend about the newest developments in her mother's plot to "knock her off her pedestal" with the exposé that Kendra continues to keep from her protective husband, Hank Baskett.
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The key scene in the book occurs when Stephen is out walking with his friend Cranly and confides to him that he has quarrelled with his mother that morning about religion — because he had refused to receive the Eucharist.
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An example of a problem that can emerge when you don't know what your partner's day-to-day affairs look like: your significant other confides a stress or concern to you, and you're really surprised to learn this information.
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But then the two have a sweet moment where Nova confides in Robert that her whole career is about lifting other people up, yet she feels like she failed Micah because of what happened to him when he got pulled over.
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He confides in me that our boss, the CEO, told him that tomorrow he is going to be laid off, as they have to eliminate his department, and that the owner of the company doesn't know he's getting this heads-up.
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Near the F-150 plant, a white-collar autoworker confides over a beer that she thinks Mr Trump's policies are justified, even if they cause a bit of pain for her industry, because of Chinese protectionism and theft of intellectual property.
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Luke doubling down on wanting to be Kate's boyfriend even after she confides in him that she thinks she's gay — a wrenching admission for a young teenager to make ever, even more so 20 years ago — can be hard to watch.
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Still mourning the death of his wife, Reva Connors (Parisa Fitz-Henley), a continuing storyline from Jones, Cage sweeps the floor of a barbershop and confides in Pops (Frankie Faison), who runs the shop as a neutral space in the neighborhood.
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Ralph Angel and Darla seem to have a happy little family with their son, and Ralph confides in Darla that he's growing some soy beans on a patch of land on the farm — which his sisters don't know about yet.
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Jacqueline and Jane have a special bond: Jacqueline tells Jane about her own sexual assault (which Jane writes up into an award-winning piece), and Jane confides in Jacqueline that she carries the cancer gene that killed her own mother.
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Anne confides that, following a mugging, she discovered that a word or two—"jealousy," for example—would sum up the idea she had for a new piece of work, and there would then be no reason to go on with it.
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"President Trump confides in his wife on many issues including the detailed elements of his strong relationship with Chairman Kim – and while the First Lady hasn't met him, the President feels like she's gotten to know him too," she told reporters.
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The lawsuits have put the spotlight on how the church handles sexual abuse, forcing the religion to explain and re-examine what its lay leaders who run local congregations are supposed to do when a church member confides in them about being abused.
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The book opens with a woman returning from London to Madrid after a visit to her son, who has been diagnosed with cancer; during the flight she confides in a fellow passenger who, en route to Dakar, speaks of his own children.
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When she eventually moves to Monterey to try and start a better life for Ziggy, she confides in some of the other mothers that Ziggy is the product of rape, telling Madeline (Reese Witherspoon) and Celeste (Nicole Kidman), about this Saxon Banks.
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" Rather, we feel that we are on a movie set, and the ensuing dialogue does nothing to curb that impression, as Debora confides that her dream is to "head west on 20, in a car I can't afford, with a plan I don't have.
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What's worse is that, by fixating with such preposterous exactitude on the details of Wotan's story, Mr. Lepage distracts us from caring about what Wagner is really depicting: a proud but failing father who, with no one else he can trust, confides in his daughter.
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DURING business-awards season, which fills the lull between the warm-prosecco receptions of late summer and the rubber-turkey lunches of Christmas, a chancer in a dinner jacket could stroll around London attending four or five prize ceremonies a night, confides one regular on the circuit.
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"It is just gentle enough on my sensitive skin, which is really hard to find when you do have psoriasis," the star, who says she confides in close friend and fellow psoriasis-sufferer Kim Kardashian West about which medications work and which don't, told PeopleStyle last week.
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"The buzz among those who claim Cohn confides in them is that he would like to eventually replace" Yellen, assuming Trump decides to move in a different direction when the chair's term ends in early February, Beacon Policy Advisors said in its daily report for clients Tuesday.
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In "Maximum City", a book published in 2005 by Suketu Mehta on life in the fast-growing megacity of Mumbai, a struggling would-be entrepreneur confides his pleasure in returning to his home village, because he likes to feel the grass tickling his buttocks as he defecates.
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He brought over only a small handful of staff members from the Department of Homeland Security, and confides to an even smaller circle, which includes Leon E. Panetta, for whom he served as a top aide when Mr. Panetta was defense secretary in the Obama administration.
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Anyway, thanks to Reddit user gendrkheinz we now have even more evidence of just how damn wise the Onion Knight is — and it comes via an old book quote from Stannis: [EVERYTHING] Stannis got it from gameofthrones "I had the cart before the horse, Davos said," confides book Stannis.
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As Elisabet gradually engages with domestic life, Alma confides in the still silent star and a sort of personality meld results, turning the oddly close relationship into an overheated bond and a furious rivalry—one that Bergman captures in a radical sequence in which the two women fuse.
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On Monday's two-hour season finale of The Hills: New Beginnings, the 34-year-old confides in costar Kaitlynn Carter about the sad news that she and husband Tim Rosenman had lost their second child on the way — and how she is struggling with the mixed feelings surrounding it.
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" Even the book's most ruthless old-growth exploiter has his moments of epiphany — for instance, when he confides to his lover, "It's strange, isn't it … how one only needs to purchase the land on which such a thing is rooted, before one is permitted to destroy it forever?
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If you enjoyed John Cusack's Rob in the 2000 film version of "High Fidelity," you'll be pleased to hear that the emotional notes are the same here: Our heroine, who also confides directly to the camera, is just as self-absorbed and destructive, and is struggling to grow up.
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"I took pictures of myself nude and sent them to a boy I liked online after he'd convinced me for many hours, and it kind of made the rounds online and eventually… someone printed a ton of copies and three years later threw them off my high school," she confides.
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" And Caroline Calloway, a writer and eyebrow-raising social-media diva, is happy to share what may be more than you ever wanted to know about her relationship with her father: "Scary," she confides, "to see a parent living in a home full of dirt and trash and hoarded things.
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The contours of their marriage — initially defined by her infidelity, and his emotional distance — continue to evolve, so much so when she confides that someone made an indecent proposal to her related to their financial endeavors, Marty's first reaction is to contemplate whether complying might be worth it, depending on the offer.
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In the message, Zoe, the woman in question, confides in her friend (or so she thought) that she had been cheating on her boyfriend, Jordan McNelly, but has been caught in a dilemma: She had made plans to see her side piece the next day while McNelly was at work, but things suddenly took a turn.
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Among the examples offered were when a 15-year-old inquires about birth control options because she's having sex with her boyfriend; a 14-year-old gay student confides he's been kicked out of his home, and during the conversation admits he's been intimate with another student; and hearing a rumor that two people hooked up at a party.
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" In his letter to President Obama, seen in the manifesto and, one would assume, included in the documents through onto the White House lawn, Odom says it upsets him to hear about "the things they do to you," confides he too is struggling with the martians and says, "I don't know you personally, but they've shown me a lot about you.
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Carroll peppers her sentences liberally with bubbly asides to her readers, whom she always addresses as Ladies: "I can tell you, Ladies, without reserve, that in normal circumstances, I would be riveted to the ponytail, as I am a great ponytail aficionado and can rank the greatest ponytails I've seen in my life," she confides, upon spotting a particularly exemplary high ponytail in Anita, Indiana.
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To fill a void in her life left by the death of her mother, the emotional absence of her father, and the negativity radiating off of her angsty older sister Jack (Madison Davenport), Rachel confides in her new AI companion, Ashley Too, a robotic-Furby-meets-millennial-Alexa, created and sold by her pop idol Ashley O. Ashley Too's personality reflects the public persona of Ashley O: sweet, positive, and overly cheerful.
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