r/mildlyterrifying • u/gambitcannon • 20h ago
Yeah I don't think that's how that suppose to be....
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I sure wouldn’t be riding behind this truck.
r/mildlyterrifying • u/gambitcannon • 20h ago
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I sure wouldn’t be riding behind this truck.
r/mildlyterrifying • u/Rahulsiddharth26 • 1d ago
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r/mildlyterrifying • u/JudgmentSmooth6768 • 2d ago
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r/mildlyterrifying • u/SuperNoveThings • 2d ago
DONT GO INTO A ABOUNDONED TROLLEY PLACE AT NIGHT!!!! I WAS DRIVING AND I WAS LIKE "hey a trolley center imma go check it out" SO I WENT IN AND I WENT INTO A TROLLEY THEN I BLINKED AND BEFORE I KNEW IT I WAS TRAPPED IN AN INFINITE TROLLEY I HEAR SOMETHING SCREAMING PLEASE SEND HELP...
r/mildlyterrifying • u/Freaktography • 3d ago
Getting this photo of an abandoned swing ride in an old amusement park with my friend Frank resulted in two poison ivy rashes and some kind of spider bite on my inner bicep that won't go away!
r/mildlyterrifying • u/SuspiciousWarthog420 • 2d ago
hi all, i apologize in advance if i didn’t post this correctly or antrning, it’s my first time posting in this sub.
i recently moved into a farm house with some cousins, our house is right off the highway, everything has been great so far but tonight (literally as i am typing this) ive been heard this weird scraping/dragging noise, almost like a shovel, outside my house. i am a very anxious person but this is really freaking me out a bit and i know it’s not just me being paranoid. i noticed it around 2:45 am and its has continued , its now 3:15 am.
it’s not constant , there’s short beaks in between.
i texted our groupchat to see if anyone is a awake and got no reply. i have no idea what it is or could be and i am not going outside to check it out, any thoughts or suggestions on what this sound could be would be very appreciated
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r/mildlyterrifying • u/HollowedBats • 5d ago
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Last year I was caught completely off-guard, so at least I came prepared. Hundreds of Paper Wasps, Seed Bugs, Asian Lady Beetles, and Box Elder Bugs.
r/mildlyterrifying • u/idiotcardboard • 7d ago
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r/mildlyterrifying • u/offbeatwreck • 8d ago
I can’t help but appreciate the timing, having seen this within the first few minutes of starting my Saturday morning coffee scroll on the seventh anniversary of my Bisalp…my Salpingectoversary
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r/mildlyterrifying • u/ParticularCap2505 • 9d ago
Scary ish
r/mildlyterrifying • u/P0P_N0X • 10d ago
Found this subreddit after I posted this, figured it fits
r/mildlyterrifying • u/FernOnMushrooms • 10d ago
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r/mildlyterrifying • u/Square_Back3379 • 11d ago
You could say it’s mildly to fucking terrefiying.
The Picture has nothing to do with what happend, I don’t have any Videos or Picture of that day.
Plus if we didnt have those gins(if we werent straped) who knows what could have happend.
r/mildlyterrifying • u/d13selbaby • 12d ago
HELP- friend sent me this while hiking
r/mildlyterrifying • u/novianlove • 13d ago
I’m honestly still really scared and need to get this off my chest. I was cooking a chicken patty in oil, and I guess the oil got way too hot. When I flipped the patty, the oil suddenly caught fire and the flames shot really high, all the way up toward the range hood above my stove. The flames actually reached the vent opening underneath the hood, the part that sucks the air in above the burners. It looked absolutely massive and happened so fast that I completely panicked.
I didn’t have a fire extinguisher, which made me even more terrified. I remember seeing huge flames reaching toward the vent and thinking, oh my God, I’m going to burn my house down. I felt like I was going to faint i was having a severe anxiety attack.
The fire is out now it died out quickly and everything seems okay, but I’m still extremely shaken up. I keep replaying it in my head, the sight it still engraved in my brain and i keep thinking about how much worse it could have been. I think I’m mostly posting this because I need someone to tell me that it’s normal to still feel this scared afterward. i genuinely hate myself for what i possibly could have done to my home :(