>>467
I wasn't the mod who banned you for 88 years, but if you were banned for that long you probably deserved it (baiting multiple times, outing yourself, avatarfagging, etc). You seem to forget we see IPs.
I changed the length of your ban, and you've been repeatedly told to integrate. I won't lock or delete the thread you made, for now, so admin can reply to you if she wants to.
Drop the topic and consider yourself warned.

>>453
This is an embarrassing level of retardation and a great example of why men shouldn't be allowed on this board.

I've never scammed anyone for real money, but i remember that when i was a kid on sites like Gaiaonline I had a male avatar i used for roleplays, & the girls that i encountered there sometimes gave me really expensive items to try to get close to me, some of them are worth ridiculous amounts now. i only outed myself once to one of these girls like 'hey, you know that my avatar is just male, i'm not actually a dude' and they were so angry about it that after that, i figured that trying to be honest with them wasn't worth the trouble.
i feel kind of bad because tbh that girl seemed like she had some serious problems at school and with her family so it was probably an exciting fantasy of hers to have a cute online boyfriend, and that's why she felt so betrayed when she found out i was female. especially since she'd gone on extensively about how other girls were stupid and didn't 'get' her and she couldn't be friends with them because their personalities were so bad. she liked my personality as long as she thought i was male, but after she found out that i was female it probably just reinforced her strong dislike for other women.

>>453
Kek is it bad that I find this funny?

I have been to famous Aokigahara forest. It is a quiet and beauitful forest but I also felt a sudden surge of sadness while I was there, it's just weird to see all those anti suicide signs in such a quiet place.

It's also a very lonely place, just you and the lush forest, in some areas trees are so so big and so many that you can't see the sky, almost no daylight, just musk and wood.

I heard that people who enter the the forest can no longer return because it is very easy to lose the way and the notion of time.

It seems that once you get into the depths, you are destined to be part of that forest.

I'm moving to a small appartment, exactly opposite a cemetery which is said to be haunted. The cemetery itself is really beautiful in fact, but this sounds like the beginning of an horror movie.

>>415
Reminds me of eastern European forests.

I live in a place with lots of mostly empty, abandoned small towns.
The weather is often bad (grey sky, fog …) so they can be quite scary.

Ok, so this could be a coincidence but I decided to post about it anyway, to see what you guys think.
When going through my drawers, I found this pocket watch that I got 8 or 7 years ago. One day, something like 5 or 6 years ago, I winded it up to hard and ended up breaking it, no matter what I did, it wouldn't work again.
I just took the watch out of the drawer and winded it up, waited a few minutes and noted that it still didn't work, so I just put it carefully on my desk.
The next morning, as I was sitting in my bed, my mother asks me what I did to my self. As I look at her, questioning, she tells me to look at my arm. I had a very distinct handprint on my arm (picture related) that took something like one hour to go away, this means the hand must have been pressing my arm quite strongly to leave such a mark. I didn't have this mark when I went to bed the previous day. When I put my hand on the handprint, I notice it has the exact same size as mine, therefore I must have done this to myself. But it has to be noted that I'm normaly a very calm person while sleeping, I don't move a lot and stay very aware of what is surrounding me. When sleeping with someone, I never hit that person in my sleep. So I don't know how I could do this to myself without at least waking up.
A few minutes later, I went to the bathroom and came back in my room. As there was a complete silence, I hear a very fast "ticktickticktickticktick". So I took my pocket watch and opened it, it worked again. Of course, I was happy it worked again but it shouldn't work. I didn't do anything different from my previous attempts to make it work again. Of course I didn't open it but I didn't even shake it, hit it or anything that could have made something move inside the pocket watch. Plus I tried to wind it up and it didn't do anything, so it must have worked again while I was asleep, while it was just on my desk, so it had absolutely no reason to start working again. This pocket watch, if I recall correctly, was a gift from my oncle who died two or three years ago but I don't know how he got it.
For the record, the place where I live is the place where both my grandparents were living before they died but they didn't die inside the flat. The pocket watch could be a gift to my oncle from the same grandmother that lived in this flat. It's not a certainty but it could be the case.

So as I said, this could be a complete coincidence but why does an even that has nevPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>729
The same thing happened to me 2 or 3 times during last summer! When I woke up I had a handprint on my arm on the same position as yours, and it took like an hour to fade like I had been pressing on it, but I don't remember doing such a thing, using physical strenght in my sleep. Idk, I remember that I did sleep with arms above my head sometimes, so maybe one hand grasped for my arm spontaneously.
As for the pocket watch, I don't know what to say…

>>729

Watch Collector here. Old watches that randomly start working and stopping is pretty common. Bring it to a watchmaker and let it get fixed/cleaned

>>803
Interested as fuck if you have the time.

Also, 3:30am is right in the middle of Witching Hour so who knows what kind of crazy shit was happening.

>>809
>>810
fuck. it's stories like these that make me both want and not want to have a paranormal experience.

>>700


unattractive people swear everyone is as unattractive as them and should be easily impressed with everything. what gives?

Why is everyone calling each other ugly all of the sudden?

My face when.

Charles Manson never killed anyone

>>711
This but unironically

>>495
she would've killed herself while in the tub, and her body would've soaked up the water after her death, and I guess it broke apart. I feel bad for whoever had to clean that. It would've smelled of rotten meat, and probably scarred them if they weren't already desensitized to that stuff.

>>495
Ikr? I felt wrong because it was a currently dead man having sex and being filmed without him realizing it. Sure, that was the reason he committed suicide, but including the pic was out of place to me. And it was kinda tasteless.

pictures of people hanging look peaceful to me. they actually encourage my suicidal thoughts.

I hate that I made it through that whole list (I've seen the bathtub photos before, gore doesn't usually get to me anyway), but it just makes me sad how some people can reach such a state where they feel there's no where else to turn to but to end their life. It's tragic, and to think some of these deaths weren't even of people that wanted to die, but were just tied up in some one else's horrid world that they couldn't escape from.

And then there's the people that wanted to die for very ridiculous reasons. Bombings, a game… it's depressing to just toss away your life like that..

self-immolation is the worst way to go. i saw someone do that once. he was trying to commit a murder-suicide with his ex-girlfriend who was running sound at this bar across the street where i live.

the worst part is that i knew him pretty well a couple years ago, he used to come by the co-op where i lived and hang out. he was a decent kid while he was on his meds. we didn't talk much but i got the impression that he was an okay person at that time
the fucking smell, you guys can't imagine–people were trying to put him out, smother the flames, but he'd doused himself in lighter fluid before he ran in. he was conscious even after the fire was put out, just croaking what i think was 'help me' over and over again. but that kind of burning doesn't kill you immediately.
they got him to emergency care and it took him something like eight hours to die.

but there's absolutely zero sympathy for this kid because, even if you're like 'yo the guy was a fucking schizophrenic. he was literally insane, this is sad'
the local feminist facebook group will jump all over you because he was an ABUSER and CIS SCUM etc.
the ex-girlfriend got featured in the local paper and raised something like 40k through gofundme after this happened so at least someone got something out of it.

>>412
Are you a twin?

>>416
Yes, mirror-imaged identical. I actually empathize with their story a lot because my twin became a literal shut-in NEET since middle school because she hated how people saw us as being twins (because they tend to gloss over who you are in favor of seeing you and your twin as a whole) and it's given me so much guilt since I have a job, am doing fairly well in college, etc. When I get extremely depressed over various things in my life, I often feel reminded that if I killed myself she'd be so much happier at least.

>>417
Samefag,
anyway to add to the discussion, I always thought it was so interesting how in the diary of Jennifer, she mentioned not being able to live without her twin whereas June seemed to feel like she could only live without her twin. Given that, it makes sense that Jennifer would have been the one to sacrifice herself, and I think it's interesting that they seemed to develop opposing solutions to a problem.

Black island kids are moved to inbred wales. The locals treat them bad so they retreat into themselves. They keep to themselves which bother the whites. The white authority then rip them from their homes to live in isolation with mean inbred whites. Kids go catotonic(sp) cause they dont know what will happen to them. They are reunited. Do what kids do and write stories. The parents of their former bullies bully them by keeping watch on them. Twins are emos. Sent to a mental hospital. Cause they wouldnt talk to the white authority they are kept for over 11 yrs where others get 2. One kills herself so the whites will release her twin. The only english colony that has done well is canada and thats because of the french.

There is going to be a documentary?
I'm so excited! I have the book on my shelf, I have to finally read it.
I would really like to read the girls' novels, even though they were shit.

>>547
Came here from /feels/. Jesus anon, if you haven't already, change your accounts, phone number, and move across the country.

>>590
Thank you, anon. We're in different countries but he knows (part of) my address. I think I'm relatively safe because he's broke ASF and can't travel here anyway.

>>596
How far are we talking?

Some of this sounds like how I used to act in college. I learned better (college was in the 90s) but damn I just feel bad for basically everybody who had to interact with me back then.

>>546
>>547
cheesus crepe these are fucking terrible!

I remember when I first discovered the SCP foundation I spent all week daydreaming up my own SCPs. I never added any to the wiki though. These creations by anonymous people can be more interesting and frightening than anything horror films have come up with in years.

One of my favorites isn't keep-you-awake-at-night terrifying, but more unsettling and instills a sense of dread. http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1959 This one raises interesting thoughts about the effects of space travel on the human body and how little we know about that. It makes the reader wonder if any unsettling tragedies will occur with several privately owned, profit-driven companies now vying for space travel. My favorite part is this line.

>it remains motionless most of the time. On the occasion the subject does move, its body language shows signs of extreme distress and it will sometimes make attempts to break its visor.

I looked through the sites and read the FAQ and stuff but I'm still kinda confused. What exactly are these things? Made up creatures with in depth literature to match?
Someone wanna elaborate?

>>52
It's basically a wiki with creatures and people like to read through them to get creeped out. Some have been the inspirations for creepypasta/ /x/ stories and that's what has made it really popular and prominent. It's basically just a fictional wiki people like to read through.

My favorite is probably 106, which is also the first one I read. The pic still creeps me the hell out, wish I could figure out where it originated from.

http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-106

I think a lot of the newer ones are kind of silly, like really bad fan fiction. I've read some of the doctor's personnel tales and those are pretty funny though.

>>49
My personal favourite will always be SCP-835. It's a lenghty read and the "uncensored" version always gets me.
I'll leave the link over here: http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-835 .

>>52
Think creepypasta but the common topic is that there's an organization that hunts down objects/people that have anomalous effects, then they contain them; Stories can either be sad, scary or funny.

SCPS tend to be lenghty but are really worth the read, Anon! They have a generous amount of world-building and you can find stories in a variety of languages too.