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What’s the most terrifying 'We need to leave... now' gut feeling you’ve ever had?

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After i came too, i remember just thinking "Go! You gotta get out of here before they come back"
I felt desperate.
Scared.

I consider it was a gut reaction as i wasnt even totally coherent enough to stand up. I remember crawling/dragging myself across the floor to my bag and feeling frantic. Blindly frantic. But focused ....if that makes sense?

My mind was only on finding my car keys in my bag.

Which in hindsight was prolly super dangerous - as i dont remember the drive, or the road or even getting in my car.

Looking back it was like being blurrily focused. Manic but clear.
Details were heightened.

I still remember the smell of the floor and how dusty it was 😏🤷‍♀🙄

Edit:
Sorry - i wrote about the feeling,.... not so much "what happened", as others have done.
I misunderstood the question.
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@OogieBoogie You understood the question very well. I could feel the terror you went through.
@robbie2499 oh good.

I thought i messed it up.
Punxi · F
My sister an I at age 13 were tall...developed. Shopped in a Wet Seal atta mall. Dude standing in an emergency exit door, next to it ventured us over....had some "surplus inventory" we could have free.

Nothing seen from the door way...wanted us to follow him.

My father, sitting on a bench ( not a fan of shopping) walks up and the dude ran away.

Was detained by mall cops....real cops.

Unregistered sex offender.

Like...18 months later he was given 10 years for aggravated stalking and Vop.


🤷🏻‍♀
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@Punxi You dodged a bullet my friend!
KarenDuponteDurose · 51-55, F
Bit of a convoluted story, but my wife (I am a lesbian) is a prostitute and, as a solo worker, she'd made friends and had clients from all over. She is also involved in drug and alcohol counselling, as a counsellor.

One of the girls that she helped get off drugs was the sister of someone very high up in the crime organisations in our area.

She had always said that they'd do anything for her...like a life debt type of thing is what it's been described as.

Ok?

So, we got married and moved areas. Had a lovely house and she - obviously - went back to her career.

New area, new set of problems.

In the area were some Bosnian pimps, trying to get her to work for them. Intimidating and all manner of horrible things.

I didn't find out the extent of this until much later.

Anyways, she called a favour and 3 'gentlemen' came and knocked on my door, asking for my wife.

They were extremely intimidating. Wouldn't leave until she got back home. I was pretty much shit scared.

So, yes, I made overtures, once she was back that I needed to get the heck out of my house 'cos they scared me. And I feared for her too.

She told me not to worry, that she'd get things sorted, and off all of them went with her. Hours later, they came back.

Problem sorted!

They keep in contact - they came down last year, the same gentlemen and were very polite - and we've become friendly...

But, bloody heck, first time I met them? The looked no nonsense.

Crazy story. Crazy people that she knows.
Richard65 · M
As a teenager in England, I had to deliver mail from the city council to various locations around the city. I had a delivery to make to an office block. I arrived at what I thought was the correct office block, but it looked deserted. I headed up the stairs to the second floor and found the office I thought I needed to make a delivery to. I opened a door to see the entire floor was empty, no desks, no chairs, just a huge entire floor of carpeted office space. In the middle of the floor, about fifty feet away, sat a guy tied to a single chair. Two men stood on either side of him. For about five seconds we all looked at one another, then I turned and bolted out of that building and didn't stop running until I got back to my workplace.
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robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@AngelUnforgiven Thank goodness you are ok. Do you have flashbacks?
PatientlyWaiting25 · 46-50, F
Once I was with my husband visiting a historic house, a national trust property, something we had done many times previously. I walked into one particular room and I felt a very heavy negative presence. Something evil. I said to my husband that I needed to leave so we got out and then my husband said did you feel that too?
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@PatientlyWaiting25 Low frequency sounds under the threshold of hearing can do that as well.
PatientlyWaiting25 · 46-50, F
@CrazyMusicLover why would there be low frequency sounds in one room but not anywhere else?
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
@PatientlyWaiting25 I think it is possible. I was googling now and someone tested frequencies of the audible sound around the building in order to find the source of it and found out that each room had different frequency. So it might happen that in one particular room is the sound carried in a way that it creates this effect. But I don't know if it's likely. It's just that this phenomena is very common for places people think of as haunted.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
There was no time for that. I went straight into panic when the current started pulling me down to the bottom of the sea and I started grabbing pebbles trying to crawl back to the beach. Luckily successfully. It was on a cape of an island and the profile was very steep. Two wave systems were meeting there.
Got to the corner of our road, guy on his bike was getting robber at knife point. Reversed all the way back up and went to the long way round.

Hubs called he po-po and they sent the helicopter out for most the night. Apparently they were hitting the area for delivery drivers all night.

The guy got away fine, a few bruises, but we'd scared them off.
MellyMel22 · F
At around 13 I went stupidly w/an older friend’s cousin to meet other friends to find out it was just an empty apartment in a building. My stomach turned and so did I. The guy intended on hurting me, but I hurt him enough to run. Thank God I was active at that age, I jumped staircases to save myself.
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@MellyMel22 This is horrifying!
MellyMel22 · F
@robbie2499 It was.
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@Lilymoon Good one! It must have really scared you to remember the experience (I'm assuming) years later. What were the circumstances if you don't mind sharing. If not, I completely understand!
when I was really young, a feeling of being watched. then when I told myself I needed to go. could feel I was being followed.
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@Bexsy It's a darn good thing you listened to yourself! Who knows how things could have turned out!
DDonde · 31-35, M
There was a cheap semi-rundown hotel in a not-great neighborhood that I had stayed at during one of my trips early this year (a learning experience). It had been late when I arrived and there was no late-night staff apparently, so I did not see a single person before getting to my room where I punched in a keycode to open and lock the door. I thought I had heard at one point someone turning the door handle trying to get into the room, which freaked me out. Seriously considered changing hotels in the middle of the night, but I stuck it out.
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
@DDonde You are braver than I!
first time tripping on lsd at my friend's place...kept thinking the plastic plant in the foyer was a giant pot plant. so then we left and then i kept seeing buckwheat in the asphalt as we went to see police academy in the theatre....fun times
robbie2499 · 61-69, F
exexec · 70-79, C
The time a few buddies and I accidentally drove into a secret Ku Klux Klan gathering on a deserted (we thought) rural road. A quick 180 and we were outta there!
exexec · 70-79, C
@robbie2499 They just looked at us like.."What the hell?"
Wol62 · 51-55, M
@exexec ..and you said "Sorry, we were looking for the local chapter of Star Trek fan club...bye"
exexec · 70-79, C
@Wol62 I think we said, "Holy sh*t!" in unison.
Lilymoon · F
Playing with a Ouija board at 16.
@Lilymoon Whoa, things can get unpleasant in a hurry with them.
Lilymoon · F
@SethGreene531 yeah scared the literal "hell" outta me
1. Guard dog - Doberman

2. Impending tornado.

The imperative for action was marked by a complete absence of fear; replaced by a steady calm, and decisiveness.
@SethGreene531 isnt it weird how the mind works in a crisis?

It really cuts out everything except the vital.
@Lilymoon
It was something.
Happy to say I've not had many of those instances.
@OogieBoogie yeah, it was oddly instinctual, automatic.
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
We were doing a gig at a bachelor party, the mood changed….
. We had someone outside waiting though
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
@beermeplease The groom to be is usually first one passed out drunk….lol
FreeSpirit1 · 51-55, F
@Punxi It all ended well. We got paid upfront….lol
@FreeSpirit1 lol..yup. later that night his fiance came home with her friends after her party and we all partied some more....minus her to be hubby 🤣
One time I woke up in the middle of the night in a tent with the impression I was being hunted by killers.
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