Authors: Larry Smith,Rachel Fershleiser
How can I
build trust
again?
—
Neil Strauss
My uterus hurts like
my heart.
—
Jennifer Coleman
Received “counseling
voucher” as wedding gift.
—
Jessika Blanton
Long-distance love.
Short-distance lust.
—
Robin Boord
Starving artist lived
on love: broke.
—
Kara Bernatowicz
I need a looser deadline, baby.
—
Ryan Hagen
I wasn’t looking.
She found me.
—
Hal Isaacson
He had nothing.
Gave me everything.
—
Rebecca Woolf
Bad idea being wife
number four.
—
MJ Miller
She said she was a he.
—
Paul Morris
Three-word memoir: Paper. Pen.
Revenge.
—
Lora Mitchell
Death, divorce,
heartbreak, cancer.
Chocolate helped.
—
Linda Farbstein
My ex ended up
on
Oprah
.—
Michele Menzia
Everyone’s crazy except you
and me.
—
Mark Frauenfelder
Let’s live on an island
together.
—
Carla Sinclair
His fists loved me. He didn’t.
—
Andrea Paloian
Bankrupt man
marries and
bankrupts me.
—
Edie More
A threesome in
Portugal. Nothing
happened.
—
Julia Slotnik Sturm
She broke my heart
by e-mail.
—
Dan Rollman
Two marriages.
The wrong one died.
—
Anne Hamilton
Ecstasy. Exquisite
pain. What’s the
difference?
—
Adrian King
Stopped wanting Mr. Perfect,
found him.
—
Bob Morris
Couldn’t count…
on him either.
—
L. J. Williamson
Found fellow cliff-diver. Best risk ever.
—
Piper Kerman
Love—an invitation
to climb trees?
—
Joanne Harris
Second time around,
I got luckier.
—
Joan Leibovich
Found true love
at a funeral.
—
Ted Sutton
Engaged in Jerusalem.
Thank you, God.
—
Lynn Harris
The couch is actually quite
comfortable.
—
Beth Cato
Endurance is an
expression of love.
—
Lee Woodruff
Our prison visitations
were surprisingly romantic.
—
Larry Smith
Wedding day:
MIL bet we’d divorce.
—
Susan Henderson
Sorry, it was
the Paxil
talking.
—
Sam Seder
Best family ever.
Thank you, Match.com!
—
Alexa Young
I fixed him but broke myself.
—
Amal Khairul
Girl loves, but boy loves boy.
—
Sandra Jackson
I finally threw away his
toothbrush.
—
Rachel Fershleiser
He was attracted
to crippled girls.
—
Terri Wagener
We’ll break up
before this prints.
—
Porochista Khakpour
It’s just a matter of luck.
—
Ayelet Waldman
Call when you get
home safely.
—
Crissa-Jean Chappell
I’m your one that got away.
—
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In hindsight, I’d
still choose you.
—
Natana Gill
It happened in a
graceless kiss.
—
Caroline Sun
I told you it affects me.
—
Carrie Kania
Cynical New Yorker
convinced of soulmate.
—
Kate Hamill
Romantic comedies
screwed me for life.
—
Daniela Medina
May
I
have
the
last
dance?
—
Robert Hass
SMITH Magazine founding editor Larry Smith has worked as an editor at
Men’s Journal
,
ESPN: The Magazine
, and
Might
. His writing has appeared in the
New York Times
, the
Los Angeles Times
,
Popular Science
,
Salon
, and many other places. Rachel Fershleiser is SMITH’s memoir editor and has written for the
Village Voice
,
New York Press
,
Print
, and
National Post
. Larry and Rachel edited the
New York Times
bestseller
Not Quite What I Was Planning: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous & Obscure
. Both live in New York City.
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