the scariest reddit stories

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  @smoshandgrab · 2 years ago · pinned

  please read the trigger warnings in the description 🫶

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  @beech3623 · 1 year ago

  regarding the prank one: sleep deprivation is a method of torture and him just casually doing that to his wife is insane. also giving weed gummies to someone without their knowledge is straight up drugging.

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  @TheCottageLibrarian · 1 year ago

  &quot;My husband tends to take pranks too far&quot;<br><br>Mama you just listed bioterrorism

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  @user-yv6cs5bf1c · 9 months ago

  “my husband tends to take pranks too far” proceeds to describe numerous counts of psychological torture

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  @danceygirllils · 1 year ago

  Forget the breastmilk! He FED THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILD LITERAL SHIT!!!!!! How are we even talking about breastmilk after hearing that?!?!?!?

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  @vrrrmin · 2 years ago

  There was actually an update for the first story. The OP confronted Bailey and it turns out she started looking up his ex out of curiosity, but over time it became more pathological and she became addicted to it. She said she wanted to &quot;please him&quot; but didn&apos;t know who she was so she latched onto his ex because she &quot;had him first.&quot; She started treating finding out new info about his ex like a &quot;game&quot; and got incredibly excited whenever she did. She made fake social media accounts and eventually weaselled her way into his ex&apos;s life through mutual friends. <br><br>Both he and his wife are in therapy now and also do couples counselling. She deleted the folder in front of him and the mimicking is slowly beginning to stop.

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  @bigrandomun9267 · 4 months ago

  That HR person could’ve gotten her killed. She had no idea he had her address, imagine she didn’t have that job. She would’ve been there alone and if he knew, he would’ve tried to kick in the door and take her.

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  @kittyk8345 · 2 years ago

  &quot;There&apos;s no &apos;overreacting,&apos; it&apos;s reacting.&quot; Damien is so right. If someone tells you, &quot;you&apos;re overreacting,&quot; after they&apos;ve done something to upset you, they&apos;re invalidating your feelings and they don&apos;t have any remorse for what they did to you.

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  @teumutimmy · 1 year ago

  The reason that woman couldn’t understand if she was overreacting or not, is because she was deep in an abusive relationship. He was gaslighting her and making her doubt her reality. I hope she got out &nbsp;😢

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  @yesseniawhite6398 · 1 year ago

  the horrifying “pranks” husband story is 100% how i imagine people like David Dobrik (or who support him) behave as “adults”

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  @bugunderrug3937 · 2 years ago

  For the third story, that’s not even pranks. My grandpa pranks people a lot, and here are some of his favorites: slowly replacing photos in the house with something you’d never have a picture of (celebrities, funny photoshops), half folding sheets so when you stick your feet in bed at night you can’t fully extend your legs, and adding a single olive in foods that don’t go with olives. THOSE are pranks, they’re funny, strange, and good stories, what that man is doing is literal torture.

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  @Ann-Marie_Albert · 2 years ago

  How has prank guy made it this far in life without being knocked tf out? If someone poisoned me with drug gummies id be calling the police and having him charged.

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