False Confession Day

False Confession Day is celebrated in the US on November 21st. The holiday was created for those who like to invent fantastic stories, joke, have fun, surprise friends … Do you fit these criteria? Then join!

History

We did not find the person who created the holiday, but it is clear that he was an incredible entertainer! Confession is a serious matter: we open our souls and talk about anxieties. Sometimes it allows you to be born again! But still, false confessions are more fun: a good mood is guaranteed for a long time.

There are two unspoken rules of the date: you can’t jokingly admit to criminal activity and confess your love, playing with a person’s feelings. These moments must always be dealt with honestly. The purpose of the date is to blow up the minds of others, to shock, to make you open your mouth in amazement. Wherever you are – at school, work or with your family.

Interesting facts

Did you know that:

• Laughter lowers blood sugar levels, which is why doctors recommend laughing more often for people with diabetes. Scientists have proven that because of it, the number of antibodies increases, which means that immunity is strengthened;
• gelotophobia – the fear of being ridiculed in society. And this is far from a rare disease in the modern world;
• the narrator usually laughs 46% more often than those who listen to him;
• Laughter helps you stay in good shape – just 15 minutes of laughter and you will lose about 50 calories;
• once on American radio they turned on the radio play “War of the Worlds” without warning about it. People really believed that aliens attacked the earth, called the police and tried to escape.

How to celebrate

False Confession Day should be fun! Make fun of your friends that you are moving to another city (country), invent a rare disease for yourself, tell us about the twin brother who found you, surprise you with a large inheritance left by your uncle … Look at their reaction – it’s priceless!

When is False Confession Day celebrated in 2022?

False Confession Day is observed on November 21 each year.

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