He catches up to me and tells me,

I'm not a crete, but you're too beautiful to let go.

I realized at this point that the car was following me,

that there was no one in sight to notice, and I needed to get away. I was so scared I couldn't speak.

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Welcome back in, everyone. Thanks for joining me.

And here we are again, bringing you more of that true horror that you love.

Our first experience comes to us from Reddit user Well Alice.

And sometimes, that anxiety you have is for good reason.

And join me in welcoming our newest narrator to the show, Tanya Eby.

Reading through these posts has made me think about my own experiences,

and I can't get this one out of my head, which happened to me, 25 female, around five months ago,

so I thought, why not share?

For a bit of backstory, relevant to why I didn't freak out sooner,

I live in a big city, which is mostly a friendly

place, but like all cities, has its rough areas. There are two main spots that are known to be

particularly rough, and for the first 14 years of my life, I lived in one of these areas. So, though it can

naturally be a bit uncomfortable, I tend to be pretty unbothered by drunks slash addicts

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