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@fright The light switch, clicking into place. 

@fright 
            I've experienced this by myself, I heard jingles from my Clown Basket by the living room when I was writing my Halloween novel back in 2020. 
            It happens every Thursday night when I'm awake until 2/3 AM and when I follow the sound, it suddenly drop off when I enter my room the jingles start again. 
            

@fright A knock on the door and no one is there when you open  it, even on camera! ... Really happened when my family and I were living in an old apartment.

@fright Seeing a huddled up piece of clothing, seeing my mother, and thinking the piece of clothing is another her. Or thinking it's my cat and realising that it isn't. Or jumping at nothing. 

@fright The strange banging noise that comes out of my bedside cabinet. It wakes me up!

@ fright  the bloody city noises. 

No. I have schizo-affective disorder and voices signify that I am having an episode.  Voices in a house would probably drive me absolutely bonkers.

@fright Sure! Well, if I liked the house otherwise. If I wouldn't like it voice-free, then I wouldn't want a voiced version. ;)

@fright ofcourse why not and enjoy with some invisible friends!. 

@ fright  life To be free and to die a painful death. No death is terrible if life was devoted, even for a brief period, to freedom.

@fright It would depend on how I was trapped? Trapped in a horrible marriage? Been there done that. Trapped in a dead in job? same. Trapped in a haunted house? Now that would be fun.

@fright I will prefer to be trapped and having peaceful death

@fright Ima bust down the door and tell the child these exact words “Shush child I have neighbors! Now go to the guest room and go to sleep…you’re  leaving tomorrow.”

@fright logically I'd call the local police department to go investigate for me. But to make it eerie would have them also hear the scratches and the crying and when they open the door, they find no one inside the basement.

@fright I'm kicking that door down post-haste. Or hacking it down with an axe or something. I want to investigate the heck-o out of that noise.

@fright I'm a scaredy cat, so I don't read much horror, but Bram Stoker's "Dracula" tops the list for me.

@fright "The Whistling Room" by William Hope Hodgson

@fright Bloody Mary used to keep me up.

@fright I actually studied at a haunted college many years ago. The building itself had once been a grain mill but had long since been converted into a music study centre by the time I went there. The story goes that an old mill worker was hanged right over where the music technician had his office! The atmosphere was suitably creepy and you could hear weird noises at odd times (footsteps overhead and odd noises elsewhere.) One time, my friends and I were practicing at the piano (I was actually playing the piano while the others sang) and the doorhandle moved up and down on its own. There was no one on the other side of the door because we looked - besides which, we would have heard anyone climbing up the concrete stairs which were nearby or coming through a double set of swing doors (also nearby) which banged quite loudly no matter how careful a person was when shutting them. One of my friends and I explored the entire floor to see whether anyone else was there. We were alone.....

@fright My sister and I were walking in a different neighborhood when we happened to come across a forest. Curious, we walked further and further into it. Then we started to become a little worried, 'cause we felt like we were in the middle of what feels like nowhere, with nothing else in sight except for trees. It was also quiet for the most part, but you could kind of hear some noise, which sounded like faint howls. Eventually we came across two paths, and following my gut instinct, I picked one of them. Lo and behold, we both made it out of that forest (which turned out to have a danger sign FYI). To me, the whole experience was quite unsettling. We never went into that forest again.

@fright ❤️

@WendyyWolfe! You are welcome

@Romizabooks! You will get the sticker soon. Thanks for your patience.

@fright 
            Will we be getting any sticker?

The jack-o-lanterns grinned wider as the blackness of night deepened, their candlelight pulsing like heartbeats. By the time the children realized the laughter echoing down the street wasn’t their own, it was too late.