UnSpoken Secrets (Section 1) was the first section of the site, solely made to provide those willing to share their secrets anonymously the ability to do so. Submitting your secret is incredibly easy, or you can browse the secrets by visiting New Secrets, or venturing past secrets, by checking out The Vault.



UnSpoken Survival (Section 2) is the second section of the site. Survival is what it says - it's a refuge for those going through severe situations and feel like they have nowhere to turn, or no one to talk to. This is also anonymous, and there are always people waiting to give their response and help, including myself.

UnSpoken Sonnets (Section 3) is the third section of the site. Sonnets provides those who have a lyrical or literal talent, whether it's getting your emotions out through a song, a poem, or a writing, this section allows you to do that, also anonymously.

UnSpoken Secrecy (Section 4) is the fourth section of the site. Secrecy began as a project, then a contest, to see who really lived a secret, double life - from their friends, parents, schoolmates, etc. About 12 people applied. The winner received a hosted blog on this site, and had to tell their double-life story as it developed. "Elizabit" was the first winner of Secrecy. After a few months, she has not been able to write. A new contest will be held in the coming months.

UnSpoken Shout Out (Section 5) is the fifth section of the site. Fairly new, Shout Out was developed to help spread the word of UnSpoken Secrets. We currently have a MySpace and Facebook Group, and are currently looking for designated volunteers to help promote the website. To see more information, please visit the Shout Out section.

UnSpoken Society (Section 6) is the sixth section of the site. Society is going to be a peer-support network where people who have a desire and need to help others will be able to fulfil that need on a more personal level, with one-on-one interaction with those who really need it. For those seeking someone to talk to, you can come here to find someone that you best relate with, to help you work on your situations.