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Happy New Year 2015: Ten New Year confessions you dread confessing


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New Delhi | Posted: December 31, 2014 6:03 pm | Updated: December 31, 2014 6:47 pm

As the clock ticks away and 2015 approaches closer,  here’s a collection of New Year confessions you dread accepting, however true.
Take a look:
1. Confession 1: 
New Year is a new start of old habits.
2. Confession 2:
I can’t believe its been a year since I didn’t become a better person
3. Confessions 3:
I started thinking of dangers of drinking on new year. After that, I stopped thinking.
4. Confession 4:
I don’t have new year resolutions. You don’t need that crap when you’re perfect
5. Confession 5:
I will take a while getting used to using 2015 as date, and almost a year to remember my resolutions.
6. Confession 6:
New Years always make me feel like I am going through a break-up with one year old boyfriend.
7. Confession 7:
The resolution list is our bucket list; the bucket open on both sides
8. Confession 8:
As I kid I sat down with thick books of my father as the clock struck 12 on new years. No wonder, academics have always eluded me
9. Confession 9:
My New Year excitement depends on the number of party invites I am likely to get on December 31.
10. Confession 10:
I might be in trouble if my first new year resolution will be to follow the rest.

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