Creepy True Reddit Threads

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• SQ

  @sqrpeg.visual · 7 months ago

  It’s 4am, can’t sleep, she won’t text back, bank account’s empty, no food in fridge, out of weed…but I still have Snook.

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• ID

  @Idontwanttobehereanymore · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3BVoB-q-RQ&amp;t=1360">22:40</a> op&apos;s brother has the survival instincts of a zucchini 😭

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• TR

  @trstmeimadctr · 7 months ago

  FYI cutting someone&apos;s hair without their consent is treated the same by the law as cutting any other part of them— at least in the US.

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• IL

  @Ilovevicfuentes09 · 7 months ago

  Peak as always but PLEASE add chapters

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• JE

  @JemiQui77 · 7 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3BVoB-q-RQ&amp;t=4352">1:12:32</a> oh they 100% got back together. He didn&apos;t update because he was embarrassed lol bet it blew up somewhere not long after but, thats my guess.

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• JU

  @JumpingJackolopes · 7 months ago

  &quot;I am hate. I am Tate&quot; has unfortunately entered my lexicon since I first heard this story.

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• BU

  @burlapbear · 7 months ago

  If my spouse yelled at my dog for being sick inside, and refused his little paw apology, I would probably kick them out right then and there tbh

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• XH

  @xhoneyxcorex · 7 months ago

  these extra long videos are the best

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• SK

  @Skarfgabs · 7 months ago

  &quot;I was warry of her since you never know what she might do&quot;<br>Hey, fun fact: if you think that of your partner. LEAVE.

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• PI

  @pilferedpotatoes · 7 months ago

  Former security worker here. The phrase &quot;see something, say something&quot; dominates our industry for a reason. It is always better to report something superfluous or to provide &quot;too much&quot; information as opposed to not enough or staying silent. If the person you&apos;re reporting to does nothing with that information, that&apos;s on them, not you. I&apos;m glad you spoke about this because that&apos;s something that has always frustrated me with these stories, too.

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• RE

  @rebeccababb4196 · 7 months ago

  Something similar happened to me like the first story. It was my cat. My cat would chew my hair in my sleep. One night, I woke up to pee. Cat was chewing on my hair. <br><br>I thought I was legitimately going insane. I thought I was sleepwalking. I was going through my trash cans trying to find the hair. <br><br>I thought I was being abused some how, took home drug tests, changed my bedding, combed the carpet for flees, made my fiancee give me his apartment key and sleep in a motel.

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• GA

  @gamerchick06 · 7 months ago

  I’m glad that the husband’s actions in the Fred story boiled down to a misunderstanding of his intention/her feelings, and he was actually trying to help.

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