It has been reported that some victims of torture, during the act, would retreat into a fantasy world from which they could not wake up.
In this catatonic state, the victim lived in a world just like their normal one, except they weren’t being tortured.
The only way that they realized they needed to
wake up
was a note found in their fantasy world which would tell them about their condition.
Even then, it would often take months before they were ready to discard their fantasy world and \
please wake up.
I love lamp story.
Are you just looking at things in the office and saying you love stories about them?
I love lamp story.
Damn that is messed up
No clue why, but the only ones that ever got me was 1999, Candle Cove, and the one about the (I’m definitely misremembering the details here) middle-eastern kid who remembers this weird children’s show he used to watch and, years later, ends up visiting the abandoned studio where it was filmed and finds out that the kids were being kept in a concrete box with a microphone and their screams were used for the shows outro(?).
Other than that, Borrasca gets honorable mention for being the most legit creepy pasta, but I never thought it was so scary when it was coming out.
Well damn that Borrasca one was a fucked up story, just finished it
Borrasca is fucked up, but not scary
I don’t know man… As a girl, that shits pretty freakin scary when you considered people in the world are fucked up enough to do this shit in real life
Borrasca is definitely the creepiest one because of how plausible it is.
Is anyone actually scared of creepypasta? I mean I startle easy but I’m not scared of anything that isn’t a wasp or bee and haven’t been in decades.
Children. Creepypasta is like spooky campfire stories except online
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Here, you somehow forgot this whole word. That’s pretty scary by itself.
I don’t think I’ve ever been scared by a creepypasta, but there are some really neat ones out there.
The Smiling Man is one of my favorites.
Ted the Caver is a classic.
I have a soft spot for Slenderman. I think this is one of the reasons I’m enjoying the game Ghostwire: Tokyo so much right now; one of the common enemies throughout the game looks like Slenderman.
There’s list of some sorts out there called “Serene Knowledge” that I read through every once in a while that has some dark surrealism woven throughout. None of them are full on stories, but definitely have the potential to be. Funnily enough, almost every time I have the urge to scroll through it again, I have to re-search for it because every site that I’ve saved with it has gone down for one reason or another.I realize that I have read every single NoSleep ebook that exists, buy ebooks from NoSleep writers, build my own 1000 page ebooks and I’ve been doing this for 8 years and I can’t remember any title. Can’t even remember most stories. I do read them right before falling asleep. Am I fried? Lol.
I do remember a story about a staircase in the middle of the woods, that one was creepy.
Edit: there was also this story about god knows what that involved calling a certain phone number and people on the NoSleep sub tried it and it actually worked and they got a very creepy voicemail or something. That one had me in a chokehold for a week.
I loved the one about the staircases. I grew up exploring the woods and you find some really bizarre things in places you’d never think, so it always seemed fairly plausible to me in some way. I mean I’ve found an empty and fairly new coca cola vending machine miles deep into some hilly woods, just sitting there like it had apparated there.
Does anyone else remember the one about getting a wish if you drove your car through a stretch of road 11 miles long through the woods? It was called 11 miles or something like that.
