“Everyone around me seems to know exactly what they want to do after graduation. I still have no idea.”
Things you never said out loud.
Some things are easier to say when no one knows your name.
A place for anonymous thoughts from the University of Washington community.
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English only (short non-English phrases or idioms are fine)
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Aim for 300 words or fewer (hard limit: 3,000 characters)
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Strictly anonymous — do not include names, handles, or identifying details
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About Unsaid at UW
Unsaid at UW is an unofficial space for the University of Washington community to share thoughts, confessions, frustrations, small wins, or whatever is on your mind.
No accounts.No comments.No likes.Just words.
A note about safety
This site is for sharing thoughts. It is not a crisis or emergency service.
This site is not monitored in real time. You may share feelings or ask for support, but we do not publish specific self-harm methods, plans, encouragement, or instructions. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are thinking about self-harm or need someone to talk to, call or text 988:
Immediate danger:Call 911