Scariest Moment

[LSR]

^ Being under the impression that someone is in the house is fuckin scary, I hate that.

don't tell it to me... I think I know perfectly ¬¬

[TonyTilt]

^ Being under the impression that someone is in the house is fuckin scary, I hate that.

And the funniest thing is you only hear things when you're homealone.

And you think of the absolute worst case-scenarios.

[Amaranthine]

^ Being under the impression that someone is in the house is fuckin scary, I hate that.

And the funniest thing is you only hear things when you're homealone.

And you think of the absolute worst case-scenarios.

Yeah, I get so paranoid when I'm home alone. I spent five days alone a few weeks ago and was freaking out the whole time. "Holy shit!!!! What was that??? Oh my God! There must be some guy on the roof with a gun and he's going to break in and kill me or rape me or kidnap me and I'm gonna die and - oh, wait, it's just a squirrel."

And don't even get me started on going outside at night.

[LSR]

Yeah, I get so paranoid when I'm home alone. I spent five days alone a few weeks ago and was freaking out the whole time. "Holy shit!!!! What was that??? Oh my God! There must be some guy on the roof with a gun and he's going to break in and kill me or rape me or kidnap me and I'm gonna die and - oh, wait, it's just a squirrel."

And don't even get me started on going outside at night.

hahaha ... I'd love to see you.

In my case, I'm as Menzo, I love being home alone... but not in the night (my mind is very creative and it can imagine all what you want about spirits, ghosts and all this stuff u.u)

[lifeadeath]

Hmm, I haven't actually been in so many tough situations. Though this one time I remember when I almost was in a car accident, that was pretty scary to realize afterwards.

[ShAdYTiLIDie]

Mine is probably after I smoked about 2 blunts I dropped my friend off about an hour later, and while I was still stoned I decided to go 115 mph in my car and got stopped by a cop, I stil dont fully remember what I said or what the cop said cause I was pretty out of it but long story short I didnt get my car searched and I didnt go to jail lol.

[AbramIsaac]

Fuck the police. That's all I have to say.

Those bastards have scared me more than once.

[ashley94]

i was 13 and me and my brother were watching tv till we suddenly heard something upstairs. my brother called the police because we were afraid. we went upstairs and there was broken in our house, we saw someome running through the backdoor, by that time the police arrived and they caught the thief. i was soo scared, i couldn't sleep for a month.

[Stanforever]

I love being home alone...

This.And i watch horror movies when i'm alone in my house.

[ashley94]

i would never watch horrormovies when i'm home alone.

[Doodlebug]

I was a teen, probably about 14 and got cornered by three guys alot bigger than me. One was considerably cruel and I had just pounded on him after he tried to drown my little brother in the pool.

My dad taught me self-defense and I was very physical. I played sports heavily and was on track and lifted weights w/ my brother (yes I'm a girl).

The one big guy - told me what they were going to do with me (guess) - and I was really scared. Then he said they were going to fk up my little brother once they were done with me. My brother was small, thin and I protected him.

The big one came at me and I grabbed his wrist, twisted it behind his back and broke it as I went for the 2nd one coming at me and broke his nose and then got him in ribs with elbow. The third one ran.

There was alot of blood - both were screaming .. and I ran.

Yeah - due to my 'history' of aggression, the judge made me go to my grandparents over the summers. It actually was a turning point in my life.

But what scared me the most in all of this - as you ask? Was when I hurt them, I felt... nothing. Nothing for their pain, their screams... nothing.

I realized later - I was losing myself to my environment (really bad). My grandparents helped me - taught me - and I got better.. (mostly).

[ashley94]

^ wow really shocking.

[flyingmonkey10]

I've never had a truly scary experience but here's probably the most panic-inducing I've had:

I was 14, I had walked from my high school to Best Buy to pick up a copy of Relapse the day it had come out. So I go and pick it up, go to the cash register, and the cashier asks for ID. I was like "umm is this cool?" and handed her my school ID. Only info on it was the fact that I was a freshman. So she goes to the manager and asks if it was cool if I bought it. I was standing there for about 10 minutes by myself panicked and confused as shit. There were cops in the store as well, which probably added to the panic. The manager comes and looks at me, he goes to the cashier and asks "are you drunk? Let him buy it"...

Then I got home and Eminem was standing in my bedroom and confiscated the CD because it had a parental advisory logo.

[Words]

Not really the scariest moment in my life, but it took me as a bit of a surprise. (I was about 14 or 15)
I watched the Blair Witch Project with 5 or 6 of my friends late one night. The movie did not seem scary while I was watching it, I actually laughed my ass off almost the whole time. Partly because I didn't really find it that scary, and partly because we were all high off our asses.
Anyway, the scary part did not come until the next night. I was the only one awake in my house. Everytime I heard a leaf rustle outside, a twig snap, or slightest little house sound, I'd freeze and slowly look around, checking everywhere. (For those of you who haven't seen the movie, these are the kinds of sounds that pretty much mean certain death.)
It wasn't really all-out scary, but just really really creepy. Idk, it's been the only movie to have this kind of effect on me, it just fucks with your head a little bit.

[Fleka]

When I saw a stick in the middle of the road and grabbed it to throw it away. IT WAS A FUCKING SNAKE!!! When i started runing not even Bolt could keep up.