I used to be scared of actually falling asleep for a few months as a kid. I think that was just after my parents explained death as "A person falling asleep forever and never waking up".

>>455
Weird that this thread come up now.

A thread at a forum I go to (not a chan) had a thread almost exactly like this a few days ago.

I'm not sure what my fears are.

However, I find, that along with myself, almost everyone can agree with my picture.

Oh hi, don't mind me, I'll just be haunting your dreams for a few weeks...

>>458
Jesus fuck, that looks like something I saw in my nightmares!

Speaking of nightmares, yep, that is one of my biggest fears. To include, when it's 2-5 AM and I'm home alone, any sudden noise I hear around the house I feel like I'm going to get killed.

Oh yeah, heights and huge bugs also creep me out.

>>460
If just the look of it creeps you out then you ought to look up the creepypasta backtory on it. You won't sleep for days.

>>461
I read the story and I kept thinking about it for weeks at that time. Now it's in my head again. :S

>>456
The thought of such a thing is terrifying.

>>457
Definitely. You don't play around with dark basements when you're all alone, unless you have to do the laundry. The 'fear run' is a unique run which hasn't been used regularly for millennia.

>>458
Seen the image before, but where is said story >>461 ? Now I miss /spooky/ and related boards. Too bad we can't have /tower/ - not enough people seem interested in the paranormal to warrant a board =[ I'll store the idea in my memory banks.

>>464
There's a couple versions of the story, but the text version is actually too long to post, so here's the image version (with an alternate smile.jpg image attached).

Spread the word.

>>465
The .jpg was painful to look at, so I just searched the story name and read it. It seemed kind of lame? What am I missing - am I supposed to think the stuff described is real?

My reflection in the mirror moving independently from me.

Like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czXGmIO6prA

Probably a fake, but still creeps me out.

>>466
I read the one that was posted in this thread.

However, I have the same sort of question.
"What am I missing - am I supposed to think the stuff described is real?"
The whole story was sort of creepy, but lame at the same time. How do I know it is real? The picture at the end WAS kind of creepy tbh. It kind of got to me. I'm curious about the image's origin.

>>468
>I'm curious about the image's origin.

Google images and photoshop. IIRC, someone on 7chan's /x/ found all of smile.jpg's 'base' images a while back.

>>467
THIS