Tweet BY  DANNI JACKSON UPDATED MAY 13, 2019 DMITRY ZVOLSKIY It’s April eleventh Eleven eleven And I don’t know how I pushed you away It’s April eleventh Eleven eleven There’s eleven that things I need to say One I’m sorry. I’m so sorry. Two.  I will always regret the way I treated you You were more than enough It was more than enough Three. How could I not see? I made so many mistakes I felt your heart break Four You asked for more You were walking out the door I should have cared more I should have stopped you Five I was dead inside You were alive I was scared I was just so scared Six  There’s some things I cannot fix And I’m glad that I can’t Seven  After I hurt you I always wanted you to be The happy one first I wanted that And you are Happy Eight  I didn’t want you to ache And you know that Do you know that? Nine  I drank too much wine While I tried to define Our relationship You did everything right And I pushed an...

SHARE BY  CARRIE VISINTAINER As a person who’s pretty much consumed by wanderlust, always planning or embarking on an adventure, I have a whole collection of stories and photos from my trips. It’s mostly pretty rosy, in a “Check out my amazing life!” kind of way. But of course, sometimes things don’t go as planned. Flights get delayed, connections are missed, you get sick because you ate the wrong thing in Mexico. It’s these inconveniences that have taught me about being flexible and adaptable, and over time I’ve evolved into a confident and calm traveler, even when I’m solo in new places, even when I’m doing things most other people wouldn’t, like dragging my young kids through the wilderness. I don’t get super-stressed very easily. But admittedly, a few experiences during my solo trips have  really  challenged me, causing me to lose my cool, at least internally. They’re the kinds of moments where I’ve said to myself, “Holy shit, this is bad. How am I g...

Tweet POSTED ON  JUNE 26, 2019, AT 1:15 A.M. SYD ROBINSON BUZZFEED STAFF Recently, we asked the hotel employees of the  BuzzFeed Community  what  secrets their guests would be shocked and horrified to know . Here are some of their truly SHOCKING *AND* HORRIFYING submissions: DEF JAM RECORDINGS 1.   “If someone dies in a room, we get rid of the body and then get the room booked again ASAP.” “I work at a hostel in London and we once had a guy die in one of the dorms.  The worst part was that no one realized for a couple of days until people started complaining about a smell.  Long story short, housekeeping found him, his body was taken away,  the bed was changed, and someone else was checked in later that same afternoon. ” — bonbonboleh 2.   “The dirtiest part of a hotel is something no one thinks about: THE ROOM KEYS.” “Keys are reused until they stop working, and...