BONUS Almost Fiction EP11 Can't Spell Hell Without Michelle

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Kent Chungus

True Crime, History, Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2024

⏱️ 66 minutes

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We are proud to announce the release of Season 2 of Chase Ellerman's award-winning show "Almost Fiction." We are dropping a special curated episode from season 1 for your listening pleasure. Search for Almost Fiction here, or wherever you listen to podcasts, to enjoy the recent release of season 2. We think you'll enjoy it as much as we do!

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0:00.0	Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. We at 1159 Media are so proud to announce season 2 of Chase Ellerman's award-winning show
0:27.0	Almost Fiction. Almost Fiction is based on real events. It's a podcast where we try to imagine what it was like in the
0:35.3	moments where some of the worst crimes occurred. Using facts, reports, and
0:40.8	evidence, we attempt to reconstruct what the crime scenes might have looked like
0:46.2	as the crimes themselves were happening.
0:49.2	So from everybody at 1159 media, we really hope you enjoy this curated episode from the previous season of
0:57.2	almost fiction, and if you want to check out season two, it is out now, hugs.
1:04.0	When you hear the words attention seeker, you probably have at least one person come straight to mind. We've all had at least one
1:14.5	individual in our lives that will go to great lengths just for attention. There are
1:20.9	different types of attention seekers. There are the one-upers, the people who always seem to have already done everything you've done only better.
1:29.0	There are the Fishers, those who post random and cryptic messages on social media just hoping that you'll ask about it.
1:37.0	There are the over-sharers, the ones who tell you about everything they or their kids have done in order to make it easier for you
1:44.8	to compliment them on their accomplishments.
1:48.8	Then there are the complainers, those who tell you every problem they have in life in order to garner sympathy or
1:54.6	praise for their strength and enduring natures. There are also the
1:59.5	pretenders those who pretend they are unable to do something so someone will react or interact with them in order to help or show them how to do something.
2:10.0	Attention seeking behavior is probably something we all do to a small degree.
2:15.0	Everyone likes to receive praise, everyone likes to feel unique and special at times,
2:21.0	but there are some people who just seem to take it to another level.
2:24.5	Attention seeking behavior is usually driven by
2:29.6	something. Jealousy, low self-esteem, and loneliness are usually contributing factors, but there are other factors as well.
2:42.0	Now, maybe the subject of this week's episode was suffering
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