The Confession Booth - A trained facilitator runs a structured, anonymous share format, real and cathartic confession booth

Say the thing you've never said out loud. Nobody will know it was you.Ahead of the night, you'll get a private link. Write down a confession, something you've never told anyone, something you got away with, something you're still not over, whatever it is. No names attached, no way to trace it back to you. Then show up, take a seat, and listen as Morenike reads the room's confessions out loud, one by one.It starts light. Funny, even. The kind of confession that gets an easy laugh out of a room full of strangers. But as the night goes on, it goes deeper. No cross-talk, no discussion, no one turning to ask "wait, was that you?" Just a snap or a clap after each one, the whole room responding together, holding space without breaking anyone's cover.By the end, you've heard forty-five strangers' worth of honesty and shared none of your own name doing it. It's funny. It's heavy. It's the kind of night you end up telling other people about.Your hostMorenike Olorunnisomo is Clinical Director at Empowered Healing Dallas, where she builds group experiences designed around shared vulnerability, collective response, and the strange relief of saying the quiet part out loud.How the night goesDoors at 6:30 PM. Grab a drink, claim a seat, settle in.We kick things off around 6:55 PM.Morenike Olorunnisomo takes the floor at 7:00 PM.Open mic near 7:45 PM. Step up if you want to, no pressure either way.Then we linger. Meet the room, around 8:00 PM.Out by 8:30 PM.Come hang with us.