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Locked

8.13/10 · 239 votes

I was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder when I was five. I have always struggled to interact with people because of this disorder, spending large amounts of time attempting to fix…

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It Dwells

8.28/10 · 46 votes
· Space and Cosmic Horror

Excerpt from a letter received by Governor Irvish Jackson and sent by Dr. Wilford Bellenshamp on December 17th, 1985: I have seen that despite my personal attendance in the past…

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The Deef

8.12/10 · 174 votes
· Beings and Entities

We called it The Deef. It was supposed to be a joke. We had a game, the group of us. It didn’t really have a name. It was just the…

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Maneater

8.16/10 · 93 votes

I was jealous, extremely jealous, and to make this dirty, rotten feeling even more vile the person whom I was jealous of was my very own little brother. More specifically…

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The Thing on the Roof

8.11/10 · 209 votes
· Beings and Entities

It was a cool, tree-rustling night. The last hopeful rays of the sun’s descent faded slowly into darkness. A whistling breeze rushed through the windows of my room and outside,…

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I Can’t Wake Up

8.11/10 · 163 votes
· Beings and Entities

Though I've spiced up the narrative a bit, this is a mostly accurate account of what happens to me on a regular basis. Throughout my life I've been diagnosed with…

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Dr. Greenwich’s Flesh Golem

8.23/10 · 44 votes
· Body Horror

Read Part One Here I’d come back from another visit to the forest by Dr. Greenwich’s former ‘clinic’, when Harlowe gave me another of her trademark looks. I was barely…

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Halloween Night

8.13/10 · 84 votes
· Halloween Stories

"I love you Halloween!" This exclamation six-year-old Harry cried out to the night sky left his mother, Mrs. Jane Florence, reeling with laughter at the door. They'd just gotten home,…

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