TOPIC: Scariest thing you've witnessed / beenthrough.

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Could be something paranormal, something terrifying that has happened to you, something youve seen on the internet whatever.

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Eleven

Im really scared of the dark

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Scared me

orbadoc wrote:
I thought Serbians don't get scared

orbadoc wrote:
I'M NOT EVEN THAT UGLY

narexa wrote:
It's alright, you're beautiful to me

Coda sent me a message i got scared

Seeing my best friend overdose.
Or sitting on the train tracks waiting xD

Alit wrote:
Dunno if thats an "xD" chief

Hope your friend is alright.

Idk overdosing myself was probs the scariest. Was fine for a while just waiting peacefully and relived but then I guess body and brain connected in sync, survival instinct kicking in causing a mad panic and fear.

Oh also anytime I see a spider

When I felt like I had the ability to noclip when doing bad stuff

saw a dude get stabbed in SE LDN when I was younger. In Tesco of all places

I had this really strange fucking experience one time while I was deep into exercising and getting fit at this point in my life, I had just gotten into the keto diet (essentially you consume no carbs to force your body to burn fats for fuels instead) and it was working a charm at was at my leanest however I stopped after this one experience.

It was just a normal sunny day and I was chilling playing overwatch with some friends, so I only eat one meal a day and while I was playing I managed to consume roughly 4k calories I wanna say (I think this was the problem), and slowly after my fingers started going hard if that makes sense and really fucking tense to where they were balling up into a fist without my control, I thought this was funny at first started telling my friends that I can't play because my hands had a mind of their own, they all thought it was hilarious too but then my arms started tensing up too so they curled up into my body and I couldn't resist it, so I had to tell my friends I'm going to lay down, this is still hilarious to them at this point. To continue, while I'm laying down my legs started to tense and tuck into my body like I was in the Foetal position but it was really fucking tense and tight it felt like my body was trying to snap myself in half as the muscles just kept tightening up and up.

after it went I just finished my game of overwatch with me pals, not sure if we won or not, but I quit the diet shortly after

Sadly I've witnessed family members overdosing before but it never really scared me, I was sorta in the mindset of I need to help them now, sorta like a fight or flight scenario I guess but looking back at it, it was pretty scary. I'd also say the dark spots throughout my life, mental health is no joke and can take you to some scary places mentally.

narexa wrote: You're a strong man rexa

Here's a question, do you ever think going through times like those has made you a better person?

Lewis_is_java wrote:
I appreciate that brother straight back to you,

and definitely I'm a strong believer in your past shaping you as a person, I think it's made me a lot more considerate to others and less judgemental for sure as you truly have no idea what someone is going through.

Not that long ago, one of my closest friends came up to me visibly high, she was acting like a 4 year old, handing me random shit he found like leaves or pens and I asked her if she took anything, she was adamant that she hadn't so after a while it surfaced that she took what she believed to be painkillers given to her by some bloke who was once my friend before some certain allegations came out against him, that moment I felt every emotion imaginable but mainly a combination of fear for her and anger but also of concern, I bunked off my last lesson to look after her before her boyfriend came to take her home after lesson. Sadly, me confronting the guy turned some people against me, some I had known since secondary school but they sided with him despite knowing him for less than 6 months, less of a scary story but I was fairly scared and I'd imagine she was too, unfortunately she doesn't remember anything from that day at all but I'm glad I looked after her. Whilst high she told me he'd drugged her before but fortunately her boyfriend was there.

Had a gun pulled on me at a corner shop

Sister came home at like 3am high and properly drunk, I wasn’t downstairs at the time but I could Hear that she wasn’t in a good way at all. Ended up going to the hospital overnight from I think alcohol poisoning (this was like 2 years ago can’t really remember). Turns out someone she knew also got high that night and jumped in front of a train and died. Pretty much scared me enough to not want to take anything too serious.

My mom was a lawyer, working in a cabinet in Paris, we lived close to Paris and i still do to this day.
She was taking the train to join the "Gare de l'Est" and she witnessed a few suicides and accidents with the train, she never really saw graphic stuff but when this type of accident does happen, the train is obviously stopped and won't move for a few hours. Passengers are given a military ration type stuff and they either climb on the next oncoming train or wait until the pieces are removed from the tracks...

It was in 2016 or 2017, she always came back from work at like 9.30pm and this time, she was very late, probably 2 hours late, she entered and she was covered in blood. I didn't puke as many people would expect but i started to cry because i saw my mom was tired, she was on the edge, seeing your MOM like that man, that feeling aint good
My mom told my brothers and I that a young guy got sucked in a TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) high speed train basically.
It wasn't a suicide, it was a guy coming back home, with earbuds in, and he was standing past the yellow line, it's where you shouldn't stand when trains go through the train station, you can get sucked under the train, i looked that up and it's called the vertigo effect, the faster the train is, the more likely you are to get sucked under the train if you stand too close.

My mom at that time was waiting for the train, she was behind the man, and she got splattered in blood, when the TGV stopped a few kilometers ahead, well you could basically see the results of that tragic event, thankfully my mom didn't see it but there was a video of firefighters recovering the pieces which was recorded by a train station guard or whatever, it was published in a French facebook group.

ToBeHonest wrote: Hope your mother is still ok pal, that would leave a fair few people traumatised