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Some words may leave a mark on you and change your outlook on life for the better. On the flip side, you’ve likely heard some of the most unsettling statements from another person, and the creepy vibes took a while to dissipate.
We’re highlighting the latter through collected responses from this Reddit question: “What’s the most unsettling thing someone has said to you that you can’t forget?” Some of these replies were an individual’s last words before passing on. Others were threats of graphic violence, while a few were chilling one-liners uttered while half asleep.
This list should keep you company if you want to keep the spooky vibes from Halloween. Enjoy scrolling through!
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#1
The worst thing ever said to me was said by my employer. I had just laid my mother in the grave on Sunday after a 6 month battle with cancer, and on that next morning he said, “You need to get over that mother sh*t and get your mind back on the job.” I never forgave him for that and quit after being a key employee for over 25 years.
Janelle Collard 1 month ago (edited)
That employer deserves to have *every* employee quit at the same time!
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#2
I have a special needs daughter. Her condition means she likely won’t live much past 40. She requires full assistance for everything. We have to dress her, bathe her, etc.
I said to my wife once “It’s sucks to know that we will probably outlive one of our kids.” And my wife just looks at me and says “Yeah, but what happens to her if we don’t?” And the realization that not only will we outlive her, but it’s probably good that we will set in. It’s f****d either way.
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 1 month ago
Parents in this situation, you have my sympathy, there is no good ending.
#3
My mom opened a closet we hadn’t in like 10 years & a Furby opened his eyes and say something about 'that was a good sleep!' 😂.
#4
Things my parents said to me after I was r*ped. My dad said I was stupid and it was my own fault and my mum told me I had ruined his life by pressing charges and taking him to court. My mum also recently told me that she doesn’t like spending time with me, and that my sister is a nicer and better person than me. Other things she has said about my weight. Sore.
#5
When I was giving birth to our son, immediately after he was born I had a severe hemorrhage and lost 3.6L, over half my blood volume. I was rushed to surgery and clinically died on the operating table, but was resuscitated. My baby and I were kept in hospital for a week after the birth, he was fine but the doctors thought I'd possibly had a stroke as well as needing to recover from the birth.
When we were finally allowed to go home, my fiance (now very much ex) came and picked us up. Then on the drive home he said to me very matter of factly,
"I don't love you anymore, you mean nothing to me. I accepted that you'd died, and honestly it would have been easier if you'd stayed dead. I look at him (our son) and he means everything to me. I look at you, and you mean nothing.".
#6
My wife once woke me up from a sleep and said “can you go feed the clown in the closet before he gets angry?” And turned back over and went to sleep. My side of the bed faces the closet and it’s dark enough and big/deep enough to hide a clown for sure. She has zero recollection of it.
#7
Someone I knew had just passed the Bar exam to become a lawyer.
He got home from the exam and checked his voicemails. There was only one. It started with the sound of distant howling wind, then the sound of screaming men and women started, followed by what sounded like the cracking of whips. Continued for about 30 seconds and ended.
He kind of chucked and said that Satan had called to congratulate him on passing the Bar.
#8
Was on FaceTime with my wife because I was on the road. I was sitting alone in my hotel room and she said “who’s that behind you?” And then the screen went out, the lights went off, and then quickly came back on.
I couldn’t sleep after that so just got back on the road and as far away from there as I could.
#9
Thanksgiving day 2007, my 15yo son, in hospice care, wakes up. Says tzeide Pinchas, my great grandfather wanted me to know he was proud of me and that he, my son, wanted to go home. He died 2 hours later. My great grandfather died in KZ Treblinka following the liquidation of Łodz ghetto.
#10
"You're lucky this is a bunk bed room or I'd f**k you on the spot".
Drunk Italian guy stormed into the hostel dorm after being weird to me all day and basically threatened to r*pe me.
Told reception, cops came, he never came back. Kept his sick a*s Polaroid camera as a token of my gratitude.
PeepPeep the duck 1 month ago
Ahhh this is scary, when I was 16 and s******g down the outside restaurant furniture for the night, alone. This guy came up and tried to do something similar and I somehow got away and he dropped his flip phone, when flip phones where all the rage, so I stuck it in my apron and went inside.
#11
"Little girls like you go missing out here all the time"
Excuse me... WHAT?!
#12
An ex boyfriend. We'd been together a while but things weren't going too well, particularly in the bedroom. He snapped at me one day, "At least my brother will f*** me!" I asked him what he meant but he said it was just nonsense.
For context, I'm a woman and we were both mid 20s and his brother late 20s at the time. I already thought his family were a bit strange but that really got me worried.
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 1 month ago
Incest! The game for the whole family! Seriously, I hope that family got help.
#13
Ran into a friend that I had not seen for quite a while. He said "*hey, so wild to see you! The other night [X] and I were hanging out and we played with a Ouija board and the thing spelled out, "[****my wife's full name****] is going home"*. We kind of chuckled and I said that's odd, and parted ways.
My wife died in an accident a few days later. He and I talked about it once and never mentioned it again.
R.A. Haley 1 month ago
From what I've heard through the years, you can definitely contact *something* on the ouija board. Whether that something is good or evil though, is hit or miss.
Petra Peitsch 1 month ago
Say, what you want, but I think, there is more just we are dying, and that's all. Nope, I don't believe every BS, but there are some examples, proved to be legit from multiple source, that shows, death is not just a dreamless sleep. And this just scares the shít out of me. I don't wanna be reborn. Although being immortal, with my today's conditions would be interesting ....
lovemy suffolk 1 month ago
Ouija boards are real. Don't mess with them. What easier way to invite evil into your home than through a 'game'. Down vote me if you want. It won't change the fact that you've been warned.
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#14
"You're the woman every man wants to f**k, not the one they want to marry" ( his explanation when I was distraught upon finding out he had been using me to cheat on his fiancée, who I didn't know existed).
#15
After swim class at a YMCA, I was 10 years old in a locker room with only one other person in there, a middle age man, he was tying his shoes as I went into a stall to change. As I got out of the stall, he said, "Hey kid, do you hear that?" Obviously my stranger danger senses kicked in, but I did tried to remain quiet and then I actually did hear what he was talking about, it was like someone's heavy breathing and then footsteps on walls, the concrete walls, like wet footsteps traveling up the back wall. I don't believe in ghost or anything, so there probably was an explanation, but it was still freaky and I was young. I looked at him, and he was staring up the wall following the foot steps, I remember how terrified and concerned his face was, I don't know why, but he suddenly hurried me out of the locker room, and he ran over to his friends to tell them what we had heard, and I ran to my grandpa. I saw him a couple more times throughout the year. Everytime I drive by the now closed YMCA I think about that.
#16
When I was 15, my mom had me sit on the couch when I got home from school because she had something 'difficult' to tell me. My father had been arrested for solicitation of a minor. I knew what that meant, but I think my brain was trying to protect me. I had to ask her what she meant, and when she did, I vomited all over the living room. Then, I broke down in tears.
I was such a daddy's girl growing up, and it was just inconceivable to me that he could have done something so awful. Thankfully, he was caught in an Internet sting, and no child was actually harmed. Regardless, that moment set off a 3-year period in which I was pretty much living on autopilot while my parents' divorce and my father's prosecution were ongoing. He ultimately didn't serve any time. The closest thing to justice he got was dying young.
#17
"Get the hell away from me. You're crazy."
My father said that to me when he became delirious a few days before he died from cancer. I had to carry him to the couch after he had locked himself in the bathroom. It was the last thing he ever said to me.
I suffer from mental health problems due to a brain injury. When he said that, I didn't know if it was just the delirium or his true, uncensored opinion of me. I hope the former, but I will never know. I still think of it many years later.
#18
Maybe it’s the most unsettling due to recency bias but…
My grandmother died two months ago. I saw her best friend at church last weekend, and we were making small talk, and then she said, “I miss her. My phone never rings anymore.”
This lady is 94. She would talk to my grandmother on the phone every single day. They had been friends since the 40s. Eighty years of friendship is gone, and she is the only one left of her peer group. Anyone who knew her when she was young is gone. And while she has children and grandchildren who call on occasion, it’s not the same.
It struck me as so incredibly sad and lonely. Every time I think about it, I tear up. I wanted to give her my number, but honestly I don’t know her well—she knows my face but can never remember my name. And I work full time while I raise three kids so I don’t have much spare time. I’m heartbroken for her.
Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 1 month ago
A few years before she died, Grandma told me she was a useless old woman that should be long dead. She lived to almost 98. I was in prison at the time, but I wrote a letter, spelling out how much I loved her, and what she meant to me. It was three pages of mostly anecdotes. Mom told me that she showed my letter to anyone who came to visit.
#19
Mine started with a recurring dream.
My parents had died a decade ago, and their estate was being worked by the executor (our brother) until all debts had been paid off, so we could get our inheritances free and clear. My sister had inherited the main family home, which had been built in the 1850s, and I'd inherited a smaller cottage, which had been built in the 1890s. The cottage was in terrible condition, but the main home was habitable. I was excited about having the land, so I could build a more modern home, and my sister was very happy with being heir to an old but comfortable place.
I hadn't been out to the home place in years because the executor was supposed to be taking care of all that, but for some odd reason, I had a dream about the main family home. In the dream, I walked up to the door and knocked, and my dad met me. He was dripping with sweat, like he'd been doing heavy manual labor, and his face was distressed. He told me, "You need to come home, Thorny, I need help over here, we're flooding real bad." When I walked in, the outside walls were the only thing remaining intact. The house had been gutted, and all that remained were the floor, wall studs, ceiling joists, and roof. No furniture, no personal effects, nothing else. Just...nothing, and the smell of mold. And my dad said again , pleading, "We need help. Call your brother and tell him that I said he agreed to take care of this place until you girls got it, and he's not doing what he promised. This place is falling apart and I can't do anything to fix it."
I had that dream for several times over the span of two years. And each time, it was the same. Come home. Call your brother and tell him I'm pissed at him. Fix this place, it's falling apart. I'd wake up with a feeling of sadness.
We finally settled the estate, and my sister called me to come over to help her clean up the main home. And when I walked in, I was hit by the rank smell of mold. Turns out, the roof had been damaged in some long-ago storm, the executor had done nothing about it (probably because he wasn't the one inheriting it, the git), and the place had quickly deteriorated. In several rooms, the walls were buckling with water damage, and almost all the walls were stained with mold. In my old bedroom and in the adjoining sitting room, the floor had rotted away.
In order to renovate the place, we'd literally have to strip the home down to the exterior walls and studs. My sister was furious, and I don't blame her. She was supposed to "move back home", and instead, she has to tear down a century-old place and start over.
The hairs on the back of my neck still prickle when I think about those dreams. I knew before I knew. And I can't help but wonder if my brother had dreams where our father was fussing at him, because the only reason (in life) that my dad would call me and ask me to talk to a sibling, was because my dad had already talked to that sibling and had not gotten results.
Brian Droste 1 month ago
After the second dream you should have gone over there to check out the house. Then confronted your brother and see what you could do through the courts to deny your brother or have his share reduced to help fix the house up as much as possible.
#20
My friend to me after I was taken advantage of sexually - “At least you now know that there are people who want to f**k you”.
#21
My daughter, at about 4 years old, sat bolt upright in bed as I was passing her room one night and said "Dark forces are coming, mummy" in a completely conversational tone. She then went right back to sleep, leaving me and her father slightly antsy for tthe next few days.
About a month later I realised it was from a trailer for Ben-10 🫣
However, at the age of 19 she does still maintain that there are shadow people in our house who watch us. Which is nice.
Edit: a random w that crept in there.
Dumb teenager 1 month ago
The random w was the dark force that was coming, it just took 15 years to arrive
#22
The boy down the street wanted to take me four wheeling in whatever town his mom lived in. He told me not to tell anyone where we were going. I didn't. And once we were in some woods he asked again "Did you tell anywhere where you are?" At that moment I realized that I'm a dumb**s. He didn't m*rder me or hurt me. It was just a creepy joke to him but was a real eye opener for me.
Im an Unsolved Mystery gal I should've known better than to do that, my safety guards were down because I was with a friend. Friends do bad things to friends all the time.
#23
One of my friends became obsessed with my pregnancy and later my child, but never in a positive/good way.
When I was pregnant, and she was too, she never stopped telling me I could still have a miscarriage, the child could still have birth defects, my belly was too small and therefor, according to her, there was no way the baby could be healthy.
She is still really obsessed with making my child and me look bad.
I always get compliments on how sweet and well behaved my child is, and how she is friends with everyone. Ofcourse she is no angel and sometimes she misbehaves or needs to be told off, but in general, I have a really easy and sweet kid.
Well, according to this person, my 3 y/o is a danger to her children and she cannot visit her aunt anymore, who lives next door, because my child will play in that street as well and she doesn't want to put her children in danger because, according to her, I am a terrible parent who puts no effort at all into raising her child.
The obsession is really creepy.
I would absolutely not cross the road if she's driving there because at this point it is clear that she does not want my child to exist in the same world as hers.
Brian Droste 1 month ago
Time to move away from her and go NC. She sounds like she is a danger to your child.
#24
My dad resuscitated a patient who'd "died" when he was a young intern and when the guy came to, he looked at my dad with a confused expression on his face and asked,
*Doc? What was that cold hand on my shoulder?*
My dad never forgot it.
#25
A girl told me her parents literally told her they hated her, that she was a mistake and they wanted her to die. Whenever she would hurt her knees, they would make her walk on her knees over rice or beans so she would bleed as punishment.
#26
This elderly woman with dementia looked me in the eyes very seriously and told me I’d k*ll myself before the year was over. I thought that was an awful thing to say but pushed it to the back of my mind and forgot. Several months go by and I was going through depression and one night got drunk and tried to k*ll myself. I recently remembered what the old lady said…. so that was unsettling.
P.S. this was *years* ago. I’m in a better mental state now.
#27
‘You're lucky I didn't [do harm to] you last night’ - ex roommate
#28
Unsettling in a different sense than most, but unsettling nonetheless:
I was at work one night in the hospital. Pretty unremarkable night. Woke up…in the ER…confused AF. My first words, to a coworker I know works the ER, who was standing there: “what’re you doin up here?”
She lets out a howling cackle, and says “I’m not up there. You’re down here. You had a seizure. Now you won’t be able to drive for a whole year!!” And is literally bent over snorting-laughing. I had no seizure history. In that moment it felt like my entire life was a snow globe that got shook up and smashed on the ground. I still think about it sometimes. A reminder that your words (and your affect in general) matter.
IndoGrrlRN67 1 month ago
There's dark ER humor (worked in the ER for a while) and then there's being an a**.
#29
"Ewww. You're still a virgin? I lost my virginity last year!"
Said to me, 4th grader at the time by another 4th grader at the time. I was confused. Now, I am unsettled, she bragged about this, especially in middle school. Like, it was a trophy or a badge of honor. Her cousin was chill af, same age but had a great dislike towards her "s***ty" cousin. I look back at that and always wonder, "what the f**k was up with that family?".
#30
"Why are you here?"
I was a university student living in the capital in a poor country that was going through a major economic crisis. I decided to volunteer with a group that was working with street kids. Mostly they just had me hang out with the kids and play soccer/football with them as we were trying to slowly gain the kids' trust to encourage them to later get other kinds of help from programs we had. A lot of the kids had suffered all kinds of exploitation and abuse and most of them were secretly huffing glue from plastic bags they kept hidden up their sleeves.
One time I was just chatting with one of the kids and he was asking about me and I told him I was from the US. He was just dumbfounded. Then he asked me that question and I was equally dumbfounded. I realized in that moment that anything I said to him would just sound stupid and absurd to him, that I was a student trying to learn about his country, that I would go back to the US after a year. That I didn't have an idea of what I was going to do to earn money when I got back. That I was volunteering with this group because it bothered me to see kids on the street and I wanted to help, but I wasn't really prepared to do anything beyond coming by once a week and playing soccer.
I don't remember what I ended up telling him, or maybe he got distracted by something more interesting before I thought of something. But I've never forgotten that encounter and have tried to live my life in a way that answers that question. Not that I always succeed. I often wonder what became of him.
#31
My father callled me just about a week before he passed at home. He and I were having a normal conversation and suddenly he tells me that my Aunt Joyce and Uncle Norm had been by to visit him. Then he told me that my mother’s parents had dropped by too. Now this, in and of itself, doesn’t sound odd except this was 2015. My Aunt Joyce had died in 2012. Uncle Norm? Well he died in 1988. Mama & Carlton? Both in 1996. Then he asked me if I had heard from Mom lately. I hadn’t…because she died in 1999.
After getting off the phone with him and his partner, Jan, I looked at my partner and told him that we needed to make plans to visit Dad. Soon.
Unfortunately, Dad died about a week later. I received a phone call in the middle of the night from his partner’s daughter. My phone was on silent so I never heard it ring. She left me a vm at 1am to call her as soon as I got the message. Apparently I didn’t call fast enough because at 3am (I was still sleeping) she called and left a vm that Dad was dead.
#32
Years ago, while horribly depressed, my eldest younger brother seriously suggested that having a child might make me feel better.
I love the guy, but what the actual f**k.
#33
That she'd k*lled both her parents and shot herself in the head but lived...the second group therapy session.
#34
About 20 years ago I worked in a pub, after closing we had a lock in with a few regulars, I'm sorting out the drinks when a guy comes up to me and casually asks "Have you ever been r*ped?", not sure if I stood there in shocked silence or responded in some way but he then said "Because you're going to be...."
Two of my friends/colleagues quite rightly went off on him, he skulked off sheepishly.
Next time I saw him he apologised and offered to buy me a drink insisting it was a joke.
In all honestly I didn't take it seriously, never worried anything would happen.... Just still find it so weird a guy would say that to a girl....
Sara Frazer 1 month ago
Oof, that's gross. If I had overheard someone say that to a person I'd smash a barstool over their nasty head
#35
Whispered in my ear from by a person silently standing behind me, the last time I ever saw them.
"If I could cut off your head and keep it in a bag, I'd carry it around with me forever.."
She was the niece of a famous m**derer in my country.
I made sure after that event to never attend anything they were present at again, and also made sure to remove them from all social media.
#36
“no, you cannot spend the night— you’ll get r*ped by their parents”
i was 7 and my dad told me that. guess it was an irrational fear.
#37
Not something that was said to me but something i said to my mother when i was 3 years old.
apparently, i was playing with my toys while my mom was sitting just watching me when i just suddenly stopped and turned to her
“Mummy, when I was in your tummy, I had a brother but he had to go…”
and then i just continued playing
i’m an only child and my mom never had an indication that she was pregnant with twins. freaked the hell out of her and still does.
Amy Roberts 1 month ago
It’s extremely common for twins to occur but for one twin to perish early on. Highly doubt the 3yr old was aware of this, so I believe this one’s genuine.
#38
My ex employer told me that if she had known I was autistic she wouldn’t have hired me.
#39
First thing my ex texted me after I gave him my phone number was, “I know more about you than you think.” For some reason that wasn’t enough to deter me….
#40
Went on a night out, saw an old friend acting very erratically, assumed it was just too much alcohol.
Asked him if everything was ok, he turned and looked me dead in the eye and said "No" and walked off.
Didn't see him for the remainder of the evening, see on social media the next day that he's dead.
#41
The last conversation I had with my father 20 years ago. “If that’s the worst you saw, then you’re doing pretty good.” We were speaking about the abuse I saw as a child.
#42
Dude who ran the local pizza shop had a few drinks one night and mentioned that the reason they immigrated to the US was that his dad, an older dude who was always sitting in the corner of the restaurant reading, had strangled a dude to death in a bar fight and they had to GTFO of their home country to avoid prosecution/retribution.
#43
It wouldn’t be unsettling to me now because I’ve gotten used to it but at the time it was unsettling because I’d never experienced it before. Probably the first time a schizophrenic client disclosed their delusions/hallucinations to me. The reason why I found it unsettling was because she casually dropped it into conversation as if it was completely real and I was privy to that “knowledge” too. I was completely floored because one minute we were making small talk and the next she was saying something completely terrifying. It just goes to show how real it is for them. It’s heartbreaking.
Lyoness 1 month ago
Anyone who experiences psychosis will tell you it's only frightening to them when the psychosis ends. When you're in that space you just accept it as reality. It's when you come out of psychosis that you realise how frightening it must have been for the people around you. It's also scary AF looking back on what you believed.
#44
A friend of mine got wasted one night at a bar I used to own, before he left he gave me a hug and said he wanted to say goodbye to me for being a good friend, he then tells me that he was leaving town next day because he was working with a government agency and was going to k*ll somebody in the morning that was stopping the progress of the town we live in, I laughed and took it as a drunk joke, he left with a bunch of friends.
Next morning another friend called me to say that our friend jumped off a boat and died.
#45
I was chatting with a lady I just met while waiting in a lounge. We got into the topic of having kids, she has two and I said my husband and I are still enjoying each other's company since we just got married, we don't want it yet. And she said, "I know someone whose husband said he didn't want kids, and he ended up having an affair AND having kids with the mistress."
I have no idea what her intention was. I still get confused when I remember it.
#46
I had a tall muscular man in the locker room when I worked at Firestone point his finger in my face and say: "you don't f**k with me Bailey, I'll be your worst nightmare." He ended up being m**dered several months later, his body was found in a parking lot on University Ave. in Des Moines.
#47
That I have “rotten blood” because of my family history.
Alexandra 1 month ago
This absolutely needs more context. Biologically, there is no such thing as 'rotten blood'. There is a thing called genetics though and we don't know the halve of it yet. To tell another person they're 'tainted' because of what other of the family did, is basically unfair. However, children of Nazi war criminals, such as heads of concentrationcamps, have been known to not have children just to make sure things ' end with them'.
#48
Whilst playing Clair De Lune, a woman once said “ I guess this is as close as I’ll ever get to making love to you.”.
#49
One time, when I was Djing, a drunk guy came up on stage just to tell me he thinks I look like Lena Dunam. He meant this as a compliment.
I do not look like Lena Dunam.
John Harrison 1 month ago
Ohhhhh ... dee jay -ing! Like, playing records, and making the chwwweh chwwweh sound with the turntable!
#50
When my husband told me - first thing he said on my birthday in this ugly rushed voice - that my birthday present was the Comcast visit they’d apparently charged for - after asking me prior what I’d like for my bday. Ok fine whatever -grey rock- but it hurt.
That day I finally realized he’s actually intending to be cruel and it actually made my blood run cold.
What do you think ?
Tiger 1 month ago
Some of these I shouldn’t have read while working the night shift in a spooky hotel in the middle of nowhere.
LinkTheHylian 1 month ago
Someone needs to be on hand to help those meddling kids catch the abandoned fairground owner pretending to be a ghost.
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Rae Reyn 1 month ago
"Your mom stopped by last night." My dad before his cancer surgery, circa 2016. My mom died in 1996, ten years before his surgery. He is still alive in 2024.
Alexandra 1 month ago
A visit of a dead loved one doesn't necessarily mean you die. It can also be to reassure you that all will be well or that it's not your time yet.
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Jay Cee 1 month ago
One place I worked took on a slightly wacky Canadian woman in an admin role. She used to brag about her prowess in fortune telling and reading tea leaves. One tea break she got one of the secretaries, Ursula, to pass over the tea cup, she swirled it around and inverted it and went very quiet. When probed she said she had good and bad news for Ursula. The bad being that she would die in a terrible car crash when she was 34 but the good news was that before then she'd marry a wonderful man and have two lovely children. As you can imagine the atmosphere went a bit chilly and they all went back to work. One of the other secretaries pulled Ursula to one side and told her not to take it to heart. "I won't," she replied, "I'm 36!" Ursula was an Anglo-Singaporean who looked about 22 on off day!
Randy Van Egdom 1 month ago
When I broke up with my ex she sent a text "I'm pregnant and I'm going to make your first born hate you." I had a friend at the hospital that (without my request) called me and told me her chart showed a negative pregnancy test. I know it's illegal and he shouldn't have told me her health info but the relief I felt was unexplainable.
Liz The Biz 1 month ago
A few years ago i had a cancer scare. I'd had tests and was waiting for the results. My anxiety had completely taken over and all I could think about was the worst case scenario (I have cancer on both sides of my family), that I wasn't going to leave my daughters motherless. The first and only time I tried to discuss it with my husband he cut me off by saying, "Just get over it will you?" Everything turned out OK but now I don't bother telling him about any of my concerns.
Anne Longley 1 month ago
And you are still married to this dreadful person?!
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Sven Petersson 1 month ago
Had my deceased maternal grandmother show up in a dream in 2018 (she's been dead since 2008). Got a hug, but then she said that the rest of the dream was just silly & then vanished. Was quite confused when I woke up.
Texmaam 1 month ago
BS to protect evil. Arguably worst monster Hitler. Mel Brooks made a laughing stock of that a**h***. Don't you think these bros are benefitting on so many levels from the attention? No, let's glam it up and make up excuses for them. I'd rather smack them down with humor. Which one did she date? That's pretty f***ing funny right there.
Tiger 1 month ago
Some of these I shouldn’t have read while working the night shift in a spooky hotel in the middle of nowhere.
LinkTheHylian 1 month ago
Someone needs to be on hand to help those meddling kids catch the abandoned fairground owner pretending to be a ghost.
Load More Replies... Rae Reyn 1 month ago
"Your mom stopped by last night." My dad before his cancer surgery, circa 2016. My mom died in 1996, ten years before his surgery. He is still alive in 2024.
Alexandra 1 month ago
A visit of a dead loved one doesn't necessarily mean you die. It can also be to reassure you that all will be well or that it's not your time yet.
Load More Replies... Jay Cee 1 month ago
One place I worked took on a slightly wacky Canadian woman in an admin role. She used to brag about her prowess in fortune telling and reading tea leaves. One tea break she got one of the secretaries, Ursula, to pass over the tea cup, she swirled it around and inverted it and went very quiet. When probed she said she had good and bad news for Ursula. The bad being that she would die in a terrible car crash when she was 34 but the good news was that before then she'd marry a wonderful man and have two lovely children. As you can imagine the atmosphere went a bit chilly and they all went back to work. One of the other secretaries pulled Ursula to one side and told her not to take it to heart. "I won't," she replied, "I'm 36!" Ursula was an Anglo-Singaporean who looked about 22 on off day!
Randy Van Egdom 1 month ago
When I broke up with my ex she sent a text "I'm pregnant and I'm going to make your first born hate you." I had a friend at the hospital that (without my request) called me and told me her chart showed a negative pregnancy test. I know it's illegal and he shouldn't have told me her health info but the relief I felt was unexplainable.
Liz The Biz 1 month ago
A few years ago i had a cancer scare. I'd had tests and was waiting for the results. My anxiety had completely taken over and all I could think about was the worst case scenario (I have cancer on both sides of my family), that I wasn't going to leave my daughters motherless. The first and only time I tried to discuss it with my husband he cut me off by saying, "Just get over it will you?" Everything turned out OK but now I don't bother telling him about any of my concerns.
Anne Longley 1 month ago
And you are still married to this dreadful person?!
Load More Replies... Sven Petersson 1 month ago
Had my deceased maternal grandmother show up in a dream in 2018 (she's been dead since 2008). Got a hug, but then she said that the rest of the dream was just silly & then vanished. Was quite confused when I woke up.
Texmaam 1 month ago
BS to protect evil. Arguably worst monster Hitler. Mel Brooks made a laughing stock of that a**h***. Don't you think these bros are benefitting on so many levels from the attention? No, let's glam it up and make up excuses for them. I'd rather smack them down with humor. Which one did she date? That's pretty f***ing funny right there.
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