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Plot twists usually belong in movies and books—set up on purpose and dropped at just the right moment. But they also happen in real life. And when they do, they can be more jaw-dropping than anything you’d read on a page or see on a screen.
One Redditor asked people to share the most disturbing thing someone has ever said to them casually, and the replies were intense. From family secrets spilling out without warning to affairs being revealed like it was no big deal, these are the stories people still can’t unhear. Read them below.
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#1
Mom started dating an old friend from her younger years again and we were watching a movie that included a scene in a morgue. he then proceeded to tell us that in highschool his friend got a job at the local morgue and whenever they had a "chick" come in they'd use a light bulb to warm her lips.
Ethloc:
What a terrible day to have eyes and be able to read.
Educational_Earth_62:
It’s such a problem in the industry that some funeral homes ONLY hire women for the prep work, now. Like…. It’s a known thing.
Multa Nocte (she/her/8647) 1 week ago
"What a terrible day to have eyes and be able to read." That's how I feel about this one.
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#2
A woman I used to work with told me how when she was young she wanted to marry her boyfriend, but he didn't want to get married. They were like 19 or 20 I think. She decided she'd stop taking birth control and not tell him. She got pregnant and he married her for the baby. She said how he was grumpy all the time and she couldn't understand why. Then he was in an accident at the job she pushed him into getting and broke his spine and was a paraplegic in a wheelchair. And I remember her telling me this part verbatim: "Needless to say, nothing ever happened in the bedroom." So she divorced him. And she told the whole story like she was the victim, of course.
Aletheia-Nyx:
She is genuinely evil. Ruined her own life, forced someone else to ruin their life, forced a marriage on someone who didn't want it, forced them into a job that destroyed their body (because destroying hers wasn't enough? Idk) and then whined that her life was bad because…consequences of her own actions. Genuinely evil.
#3
Working at a vet office… and the guy brings in his stud Great Dane… and casually slips in how he rents his dogs out for human pleasure.
Don’t worry, authorities were contacted bc it was on video w/ audio in the reception area.
#4
"If (black manager) doesn't get it together, I'm going to go home and get my whip. I'm from the South so I know how to handle these uppity boys."
Both the guy who said it and the manager were late 40s, early 50s.
Just casually said out of nowhere to me just because we were both working on the same pallet of merch at Walmart. Like I hated that manager too but I hated him because he was the kind of guy who would throw you under the bus for $1 and he absolutely had screwed me over multiple times to make himself look good.
I was so lucky the idiot said it directly under one of the cameras that actually picked up sound, reported him as soon as I could.
#5
I had a couple of coworkers just casually start talking about beating their wives when I was sitting right there. I mean I don’t even know these guys. It was awkward as hell. This wasn’t even the first time this happened to me! I’ve heard different guys say this. It’s disturbing how common domestic violence is.
#6
My old boss casually mentioned stopping her birth control and taking fertility medication. She told me not to tell her husband because "he'll never be ready for a baby".
bonerslayer777:
My mom did this to my dad, that’s how I was born. She told me herself, so that’s how I know. He just thought I was accident until I told him a few years back.
Just-Bat5937:
My Ex went off birth control without my knowing until she confessed years later after our son was born, the when he was 8 yrs old she walked away stating she was young when we married and she wanted to find out what she missed out on, last contact she had with him was at 11 yrs old (her choice) and then told everyone I wouldn't let her see him.
Crystalwitch60 1 week ago
NEVER EVER baby trap ANYONE ,n men to make sure your not caught out like this , USE A SODDING C O N D O M , no matter what !, baby trapping is sick twisted and cruel, !,
#7
Certain podcasters making out like the Epstein files don't matter as they were all rich.
#8
Asked my dad to stop grabbing my behind when I walked by (I was 13) and he told me I was his property, he could do whatever he wanted, and I should be glad he didn't do anything worse.
CHICKINGNUGGER:
My Dad did too. I ran away from home at 16 and cut contact. Years later when I was 29, he showed up at my Grandmother's house unannounced, I was leaning against the breakfast bar. The minute he saw me he walked straight up and slapped me hard on the backside and told me that I still had a peach. I'm glad you got away and I hope you've healed.
Earonn - 1 week ago
"You are my property, I can do what I want" is what an infamous German inc.est-rap.ist told his daughter before rap.ing her. She had a child from him. Then she met her husband who encouraged her to go to the police. Ince.st ra.pist got 5 years or so (for ra.ping her since she was a child, including into pregnancy! ) On the day he was released, they waited in front of the jail and shot him dead, just to protect her. OF COURSE they went to jail, and probably longer than him. Because god forbit that ra.pe victims protect themselves.
#9
A girl I worked with confessed to having a full blown affair with her biological father and didn't seem to understand what was wrong about it. It was like she was admitting to a guilty pleasure, just all giggles and bashfulness.
Jibbersup:
Well I wasn't expecting this.
I used to work as a carpenter and our small crew got subbed out to a bigger crew of workers on this commercial site. I'm up on some scaffold working on a concrete form and there's labourers below me. One of the old guys is talking about how hot his adult daughter is and he would totally bang her if he was able too. The guy he's talking to is agreeing with how how she is and they're laughing. Very casual conversation.
General Anaesthesia 1 week ago
Howard Stern had a guest between 2004 and 2006 who bantered in that way about his daughter Ivanka.
#10
Dunno know if it’s the most disturbing but the first incident that comes to mind was when my life long friend so casually relayed the time when, at approx 8 yrs of age, his long term toxic father held him by the collar of his jumper while hanging him over his 16th floor balcony. He said he could feel the jumper slowly coming off and him dropping bit by bit.
It was only when my friend involuntarily urinated, defecated and almost passed out with fear that his father put him back on the balcony. He was, however, beaten senseless for being disgusting.
Solitary_Cicada:
There should be some short of test for people to take before having kids because what in the actual.
Stardust she/her 1 week ago
My dad did something similar when I was 7-8. He held me off the balcony and I screamed and cried so loudly hoping that any neighbour would help but nobody came. It took my mom yelling at him for him to stop
#11
“Can’t wait until they invade whatever the kistan , this gas is getting expensive."
dad_farts:
This is actually pretty funny as long as I forget that oil extraction was used as justification for a direct-force regime change in Venezuela.
Nicole Weymann 1 week ago
How standards have changed. Back in the day (Iran, Iraq, Kuwait,...) the excuse for getting closer to the oil was "saving" the people there from whatever regime, and spreading democracy. Apparently these days it's more acceptable to say "we want your oil" and the go and topple local governments.
#12
When I lived in Virginia, I once heard a young white man say ‘I don’t mind black people, I think everyone should own one’. As a Dutch person visiting the USA, I was completely stunned into silence.
#13
My former friend casually said she supports conversion therapy.
FORMER friend.
Stardrop 1 week ago
WOAW COOL!! (good on you for cutting contact with that useless waste of oxygen!!)
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Earonn - 1 week ago
Personally, everyone is allowed to support conversion therapy....as long as they underwent it thirst and let them turn themselves into homosexuals. Hey, they can just do it again and be their old hetero self again!
Vix Spiderthrust 1 week ago
Remiscent of the old Mark Steel suggestion that the best way to end homophobia is to pass a law saying everyone has to be gay for two years
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Mabelbabel 1 week ago
There was a female politician in Northern Ireland who was outspoken about conversion therapy, and claimed she was working with a psychiatrist who specialised in turning gay people straight, and named him. The psychiatrist very quickly denied it (because he would have been struck off by the General Medical Council and banned from working due to professional misconduct) and said his role was to help gay folk who were struggling to accept their orientation, not change them. Later on, she resigned her role because she was having an affair with a teenager (she was in her 50s and married). So gay relationship=wrong, infidelity with a teenager 40+years younger=fine by me...
Beak Hookage 1 week ago
Ewww. People like that love drawing attention away from their own disgusting behaviour by going on and on about how awful us queers are.
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TotallyNOTAFox 1 week ago
Here in Germany it's officially completely illegal since 2020 based on a suggestion made in 2013
Michael Largey 1 week ago
ironically, people who support conversion therapy are the ones needing the conversion.
Nikki Sevven 1 week ago
First, let's see you convert a straight person into being gay. If it's valid therapy, it should work both ways. If it doesn't, it isn't valid therapy.
Rafael 1 week ago
Never met one of those but jobs (this insanity hasn't reached my country yet), but if/when I do, I'm planning to go all enthusiastic about it and then start describing those weirdos that can't resist converting between metric and imperial units compulsively, and they need therapy! Out crazy the might work!
Tracy Lyons 2 days ago
I would support conversion therapy, providing it is ONLY used to convert these hateful bigots into actual human beings who have empathy for everybody not just themselves!
Dee Hampton 1 week ago
I knew a gay guy who sought out conversion therapy. The pastor said he was 'not qualified' and sent him on his way. Feeling troubled about your identity is so painful. People like that need love first.
Jenny Laakso 1 week ago
That's completely ok, if you want to go. 💁♀️ I know people who would like to.
#14
My mom has been entering the stages of early onset Alzheimer's. She's never been so honest.
She told me that her grandfather was living with his daughter like they were married.
I remember my great-grandfather living with a young girl when I was a kid. She always seemed scared and she always seemed sort of crazy. They scared me.
Now I know that she was scared because she was being made to live like she was her father's wife. My great grandmother lived with my grandmother
I was too little to understand anything about it.
I don't know what to do with all of that.
I keep wishing I'd understood what was going on so I could have done something to help her
For people say I made it up, my mom also asks me when did you get fat? Every time I see her. So I'm not making it up or I would make myself slim and gorgeous.
FrozenDiuri:
Kids aren’t responsible. Please please please, try to forgive yourself for not doing something, because that would have been impossible because you were a kid.
You didn’t fail her, everyone around you failed you both.
Billo66 1 week ago (edited)
People yearn for the good ol days lol Ellie May on the Beverly Hills was considered an old maid jokingly of course as her family was from the hills. She was 14. Incest is another level. I have cared for children whos mom and sister were the same person. very sad. Usually severely uneducated all parties involved. You have to look under societys rug. That's where we sweep them.
#15
A senior worker told me (a 16yo) that we (women) had to wear pants and not skirts, which were the companies uniforms for other restaurants. When I asked why, she shrugged and pointed to the manager of that restaurant. "Because he was caught putting his hand up a girls skirt".
KRushingIt19:
Well this was OBVIOUSLY the logical solution. The old 'change the world around the problem' hack.
#16
I worked at Petco for 6 months. One of my coworkers told me she liked to scare the hamsters for fun.
Btw I told management and they told me "that's just how she is". She was in charge of cleaning the hamster/guinea pig cages.
motherofbunniess:
As a Petco employee, the lack of management concern checks out. In fact management IS the problem in my store and the employees are the ones who try to do right by the animals.
HamsterGirl 1 week ago
WTAF!? DO YOU RELIZE THAT EVEN HAMSTERS CAN GET TRAUMA!? HAMSTERS CAN LITERALLY DÌE IF THEY GET TOO SCARED TOO MUCH. ARE YOU FÙCKING SERIOUS THAT SHE STILL WORKS THERE? THESE PEOPLE ARE LITERALLY WHY SOME ANIMALS DÌE EARLY, THEY DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT THOSE POOR MISTREATED ANIMALS WHO SUFFER BECAUSE OF US HUMANS. Whoever does this is pure EVIL.
#17
I was dating a guy who just randomly told me he would beat his ex. Yeah I quickly ended that one and he was so sad. "But I just opened up to you?" You want me to feel bad for you that you beat your ex? Byeeeee.
SprinklesNearby3154:
The scary thing is that he could’ve done that to you too. i’m glad you recognised that what he said was the truth, didn’t make any excuses and left!
Tyranamar Suess 1 week ago
I had a guy list to me that one of his great qualities was that he's never hit a woman in his life. Sir, that is the bare minimum expected. In fact I expect it so much it would never even occur to me ask someone if they did this.
#18
By a female cop: We had a foul-mouthed kid in a holding cell last week. He kept running his mouth about how he could beat all us up if he wanted to. Finally, we had enough. A group of us went in and beat him senseless until he was crying like a baby.
Important to note: This was a holding cell, not prison, he hadnt been convicted of anything. The *beating* they gave him was out of pure ego. He was confined to a cell and posed no threat to them. Lastly, she wasn't anyone i knew. I didn't even know her name or what police department she worked for. She apparently just thought it was ok to beat up a teenager for saying stupid & offensive things.
WhyYesIndeedIDo:
My dental hygienist told me a small town (midwest us) cop was in her chair last year and casually mentioned that they wished they could just [end] all liberals at the protests.
#19
That all men are attracted to their daughters. I was talking to a conservative (I am very much the opposite). I said even if Trump was doing great things (he isn't), I would never morally be able to support him because has commented about being attracted to and wanting to date his daughter (this was long before all the other various disturbing things about him were widely known).
This man proceeded to tell me that ALL men attracted to and fall in love with their daughters. It is normal. It can't be helped. They are younger more beautiful versions of their wives.
Bardez:
There is an absolute chasm between appreciating and acknowledging the natural beauty of your daughters and... yeah.
Are some people so broken?
#20
I remember a college classmate saying so calmly and matter-of-factly something like "Well, the right to free speech is going to go away in the future".
Appropriate-Care6971:
Sounds like he was a prophet considering what's going on in the United States.
#21
My house mate, talking about the time her mother swung a fire poker, and embedded it in the wall where her oldest son's head had been seconds before. Apparently the family tell the story like it's something funny. I didn't find it funny, nor does she now I explained why.
Mabelbabel 1 week ago
My mother used to make us do housework every day-not just the usual chores, but cleaned top to bottom daily. If it wasn't done to her satisfaction, we were dragged out of bed to do it again. I remember telling a school friend that I was so tired because I'd been cleaning windows at midnight-I was 11 at the time, and to me this was just normal. It was only when she looked at me with a very odd expression that I realised that maybe this wasn't so normal after all (it was a very long time ago and I haven't spoken to the old witch for 20 years)
#22
Our mother when she proudly showed off to her friends about how she beats us physically. She was snickering and she didnt realize her friends were looking at her weirdly.
mooncritter_returns:
When I was a kid my mom once told me proudly how good she was at manipulating my dad to keep the household running. He was in fact very controlling and occasionally scary, but the fact my mom chose to stay and “work around” her supposed partner instead…and also use her kids as confidants (and conspirators, and household labor…) kinda says a lot.
Luke || Kira (he/she) 1 week ago
I sincerely hope that child a***e as a form of "discipline" will be completely forgotten throughout the next generation or two.
#23
A guy admitting when he was younger, he and his buddies would lure gay men to some remote mountain area and push them off the cliff. He claimed no one got badly hurt from this, but it was horrible that they found this an entertaining thing to do.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 1 week ago
This kind of stuff (ássaulting gay people) was still happening in the 1990s. I used to go to Pride events with my best friend not only as an ally, but to watch his back. It was scary.
#24
I once made a comment about being the oldest child in my family. My dad was drunk and responded with “Maybe.” Then proceeded to tell me that I probably have an older sister in Korea. When he was stationed there, he had a girlfriend who told him she was pregnant right before he got new orders. He wasn’t ready for kids, and one of his buddies was into her, so he thinks that guy probably raised her.
Adding: Wow, this really blew up. I honestly didn’t realize how many people had similar stories. I always thought it was interesting that he specifically said “her,” which makes me feel pretty confident it’s true. I’ve also taken a DNA test in case she ever wants to find me.
Live_Barracuda1113:
My dad wanted to stay with her, but his family threatened to disown him. I found an old picture of her and him in our basement when I was like 12 and asked and my mom had a FIT.
She supposedly had an abortion, but nobody knows. My dad has long passed- he died in the 1980s, so I will never get the whole story but WOW!
#25
A notorious serial cheater who said "it took 3 years to infect my wife with herpes"
He knew he was infected and purposely infected her.
#26
Had someone tell me it was a woman's fault if she got punched by her husband. That she was 'asking for it'. Still bothers me to this day.
Rinso The Red 1 week ago
so much BS is built around the concept that men just cannot control their emotional impulses. And yet, women are considered the be the ones "ruled by their emotions"? Dress codes, domestic a***e, r**e, etc. All excused by "boys will be boys" or "they were asking for it". SMH We can be better than that guys!
#27
A family member from the south told me to grab my children by their hair to discipline them. That way it doesn’t leave a mark. 😭 I’m so glad my mom broke that cycle. .
UnitedStatesofLilith:
Ex told me he remembered his mom pulling his sister down the stairs by her hair. At the time I didn't understand why, but not leaving a mark makes twisted sense. He wouldn't tell me anything after that, and I really wonder what else happened in that house before the mom died of brain cancer. To be honest, the way the ex acted towards me and the way his dad told him to just apologize afterwards, I think his dad was hurting his mom as well.
Stardust she/her 1 week ago
Apparently back when I was in preschool, the teacher told my parents that starving your kids for a day is an acceptable form of punishment. They were horrified by that yet still a****d me in other ways growing up
#28
Had a former friend tell me he was looking forward to his daughter being 16 so he could check out her friends.
#29
Me and a coworker sat on a 12 hour shift together in a control room. He’s bragging about all the women he’s slept with after nights out on the town in bars etc. Then later on he dropped the penny that he’s never drank alcohol in his life. It then became apparent he’s been preying on drunk women for most of his adult life whilst completely sober.
#30
I’m retired now, so these are from my 40 year career or school prior to that:
A boss told me never to hire a woman. Today, jobs in my profession are now 60+% held by women.
A boss told me I shouldn’t move to a certain neighborhood because it was integrated.
My 6th grade teacher said that if something bad happened to you it was because you were being punished by God. The father of a kid in my class persihed in a car wreck that year, so she started mistreating him after that. “Christian” school.
Edit:
The first one was in the 90s
The second one was in the 80s
The third one was in the 70s
Stardust she/her 1 week ago
My mom ingrained the “being punished by god” thing so much in me that even to this day if I get badly injured my first thought is “what did I do to deserve this punishment?” Even after years I still fall into this trap
#31
A neighbor in my dorms in college said if he caught me walking around alone he’d snatch me up and sell me for $70,000.
#32
"You look like you're 12. Can I buy you a drink?".
Chris Lawson 1 week ago
I first had a guy try to chat me up at a bar when I was 11! (It was a country town and was there for lunch and waiting for my fruit box drink!)
#33
Coworker confessed at an xmas party that she suffocated her kids’ guinea pig. I think she expected to get a laugh, but the whole room went silent.
UrbanHuaraches:
When I was in high school, someone told me they had microwaved a cat, but I choose to believe this was just for shock value.
#34
Was getting a tattoo one time from an artist who happened to be a regular at the coffee stand I previously worked at. while he was in my ear with the tool he started casually talking about how his ex wife upset him one time so him and a buddy took her out to the woods and ‘had their way with her’. I was absolutely petrified. thankfully my best friend was with me and the tattoos were super quick. never went back or spoke to him again.
EconomistNo7345:
it’s crazy how tattoo artists will drop the most insane lore on you mid tattoo when you have no other option but to sit there and pretend to be okay with the conversation. It’s almost like it’s on purpose.
#35
I'm going to put this in her drink.
Chris Lawson 1 week ago
Then the police blame her and said she just drank too much and clearly now regrets her decisions but shouldn’t try and ruin the life of the rapist?!!!
#36
Older guy at my job told one of the younger female employees that he liked when she wore pigtails because they make good handlebars. She later told me that he had also told her he would give her a ride on his motorcycle but she's have to go topless. Been reported a dozen times and everyone always gets the "that's just how he is" response.
captaincrimz:
This is always how it goes. A group of teenage girls were shopping at the store I used to work at. My 50 year old supervisor noticed that one girl was wearing a choker and asked if I ever wore them when I was in high school. I said “maybe” and he immediately got hot and bothered. Like so aroused that he had to walk away. He told me that he thinks they’re “insanely hot” and that he couldn’t help himself. Frequently made similar comments to my other female coworkers. Even confessed his love to me during my last day on the job. Management couldn’t care less, never any consequences.
#37
Was on a date with a gal I met online.
About half hour into the date she just started texting like crazy.
After a while I ask her what she’s doing?
“Oh, I’m telling all the other guys that I have a boyfriend now” she says with a grin.
I, stupefied, asked
“Uhh I didn’t know you had a boyfriend? “
Her response still grinning like the Cheshire Cat
“It’s you! You’re my new boyfriend!” She said laughing.
It our first date.
#38
I called my mother to tell her I was recovering from kidney failure and would never need dialysis. She sighed gloomily and said, "Hmmm.".
#39
My cousin just casually dropped on me that he lost his virginity to his step-sister when he was 14 and she was 15.
When he saw my reaction to that, he said, "It's not TRUE incest because we're not blood related."
Yeah man, but that's been your sister since you were like 5.
Michael Danhauer 1 week ago
I blame the movie Cruel Intentions for making this concept more socially acceptable.
#40
I had a professor in university say - in a recorded lecture - that when his children were young, he would go into their bedrooms at night, watch them, and fantasise about asphyxiating them with a plastic bag.
child and adolescent psychology professor btw.
hollylolly86 1 week ago
So a professor explained his personal experience with intrusive thoughts ((a recognised medical mental health condition) that he never acted on to his students and you found it creepy? You should have picked a different field to study, you are too judgemental for this one!
#41
My ex, threatening to put knives and acid into the eyes of the family of a man he was very angry with. Young kids and wife. He had been stalking them for weeks.
Andrew Keir 1 week ago
Threats of violence - especially to kids => definite "tell police" time, imho.
#42
I had a manager who spoke so casually about his hatred for his wife that I routinely paid attention to the news cos I really did think he was gonna pull some Dexter shiii....I was very concerned for that woman. The entire team seemed to join in the fun, which was more concerning. He was a scary man. I met her, she was sweet and had some kind of disability...in front of her he was very loving. If she only knew he hated her...
OneAndOnlyJackSc:
I'm gonna take a wild guess and say your manager is in his 50s or older, most of the team that was joining in is 30s or older and you're in your 30s or younger.
Here's some anthropology for you on approximately 3-4 generations of American culture (keeping in mind this is ALL generalizations so there's going to be a lot of people whom the rules except).
One of the big culture clash things I see between older generations (boomer and gen-x) and younger generations (millennial and gen-z) is that the older generations show contempt to their spouse as a method of bonding between peers. They don't actually have contempt but saying anything nice comes across as being under his thumb (from the point of view of the man or woman, respectively). Also, you were only allowed to talk badly to your own spouse, never someone else's. (Not only would you get punched for that, but also the guy punching you wouldn't get in trouble for it, even in front of a cop. "Well, I mean, you insulted the guy's wife. Maybe you won't do that again next time.")
Younger generations tend not to do this and instead favor the appearance of less toxic relationships, regardless of whatever toxicity might actually exist.
That is to say, showing contempt or not showing contempt is not indicative of how toxic the relation is or not, for both sets of generational cohorts.
I'm mentioning all this because that's probably what was going on here. Millennials tend to be used to older generations talking bad about their spouse without doing it their selves whereas for Gen-Z, who mainly didn't grow up around this behavior, this is a completely foreign thing.
Earonn - 1 week ago
I'm Gen X. No, spouting hate for your partner wasn't normal. And we eyed those who did it as shytes. What you DID was banter. There's a difference. A guy would say instead of "let me check with my girlfriend" -> "I have to ask the government" . A woman would say instead of "my hubby loves his hobby" -> "I'll check whether I can unglue him from his car / game / etc." . That is NOT hate. The guy posting the long reply to make excuses only tells about themselves.
#43
"Nobody needs to know" when suggesting I try dating a 14 year old girl when I was already 17, almost 18.
#44
When I was in high school, I went on a school trip to a big city in another state, and one of the girls on the trip casually said that it made her uncomfortable to be around so many black people. It was the first time I heard blatant racism like that. I was so shocked that I didn't even know what to say, but I did manage to tell her she shouldn't say things like that, and then she looked at me like I was the crazy one.
Ripley 1 week ago
The first time I went to the US I went to NYC, because of course I did. I stayed in a guest house in Harlem, because it was much, much cheaper than midtown. At first I felt a bit uncomfortable - not because I felt unsafe, just conspicuous. I am very white and it was a pretty black town. After I realised that no one is looking at me - literally no one cares, I found it to be a really vibrant and interesting spot. I actually think it's important for people to experience being the minority - it helps to get a perspective on how it feels to be the one who's different.
#45
"Norwegian police sucks, we can make you go missing and you will never be found".
Andrew Keir 1 week ago
Boastful threats, the point is often to scare you, if only because the real players don't talk about it - either before or afterwards.
#46
Ex friend and sister of my then-crush told the story of how her brother (guy I had a crush on) had his first kiss with his cousin and she was secretly jealous. Immediately done with both of them.
Andrew Keir 1 week ago
Age at that kiss? Kids experiment, a kiss at (say) 8 ranks rather low on the "reasons for clutching my pearls" round here. Different matter at 16, I agree.
#47
I’m pregnant, don’t get me hard alcohol. Get me wine.
#48
Back in the 1980s I had a science teacher who had done some engineering work for NASA during the Apollo moon program. He said that in the early 70s the Soviet Union tried to send some cosmonauts on a free-return trajectory around the moon and back, but something went wrong and they never returned from space. He said it was covered up but people in NASA knew about it.
Ace 1 week ago
It's a persistent rumour that various early failed soviet space missions were hushed up, but they were nearly all tracked in real time by various nations and agencies, so it's not really feasible, even if you could believe that NASA would be able to keep a lid on it. And indeed, why would they want to?
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Multa Nocte (she/her/8647) 1 week ago
Got part way through and this was too disgusting to read. Shame on you, BP, with your mission statement of trying to spread a little cheer.
Matthew Barabas 1 week ago
sorry, sometimes, these stories need to be told, and need to be seen. you dont want anyone to hide their a***e, do you?
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Lady Eowyn 1 week ago
BP, please, return to the days of yore, when this was a fun place to come and read.
Chich the witch 1 week ago
It was bad enough when most BP posts started to be like a Jerry Springer episode but this is slipping into the twilight zone.
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Earonn - 1 week ago
Faith in humanity destroyed - and not only because of the cvnts in these stories, but how often they were protected. Sometimes even by the OPs themselves, who apparently didn't even notice that they said something horrible: that they heard someone admitting to having his wife getting ra.ped but didn't do anything about it.
KatSaidThat 1 week ago
I have casually told people about my upbringing before I discovered it was not the norm. Now I try to not talk about it with people who had a normal life and a good mother.
OneWithRatsAndKefir 1 week ago (edited)
Oh, I might have one or two. Apparently there’s an aunt in my mom’s family who unknowingly dated a m******r (edit: mūrderēr), who became friends with old folks and strangled them in their own homes. Haven’t been able to verify it, though.
Matthew Barabas 1 week ago
im quite jaded. this isnt even odd for the most part. just business as usual.
The_Nicest_Misanthrope 1 week ago (edited)
I was shooting with a model once (female), and she said she found paedós fascinating and that not all of them were evil, surely? They must just be misunderstood. What about the kids out there who WANTED to be with an adult? Got the fúck outta there without finishing the shoot and never spoke to her again. I also left her at the site, as I'd been the one driving. This was after I'd made it very clear that I was a paedó survivor.
TotallyNOTAFox 1 week ago
Good article to show to people that ask why I'm a misanthrope in general
Multa Nocte (she/her/8647) 1 week ago
Got part way through and this was too disgusting to read. Shame on you, BP, with your mission statement of trying to spread a little cheer.
Matthew Barabas 1 week ago
sorry, sometimes, these stories need to be told, and need to be seen. you dont want anyone to hide their a***e, do you?
Load More Replies... Lady Eowyn 1 week ago
BP, please, return to the days of yore, when this was a fun place to come and read.
Chich the witch 1 week ago
It was bad enough when most BP posts started to be like a Jerry Springer episode but this is slipping into the twilight zone.
Load More Replies... Earonn - 1 week ago
Faith in humanity destroyed - and not only because of the cvnts in these stories, but how often they were protected. Sometimes even by the OPs themselves, who apparently didn't even notice that they said something horrible: that they heard someone admitting to having his wife getting ra.ped but didn't do anything about it.
KatSaidThat 1 week ago
I have casually told people about my upbringing before I discovered it was not the norm. Now I try to not talk about it with people who had a normal life and a good mother.
OneWithRatsAndKefir 1 week ago (edited)
Oh, I might have one or two. Apparently there’s an aunt in my mom’s family who unknowingly dated a m******r (edit: mūrderēr), who became friends with old folks and strangled them in their own homes. Haven’t been able to verify it, though.
Matthew Barabas 1 week ago
im quite jaded. this isnt even odd for the most part. just business as usual.
The_Nicest_Misanthrope 1 week ago (edited)
I was shooting with a model once (female), and she said she found paedós fascinating and that not all of them were evil, surely? They must just be misunderstood. What about the kids out there who WANTED to be with an adult? Got the fúck outta there without finishing the shoot and never spoke to her again. I also left her at the site, as I'd been the one driving. This was after I'd made it very clear that I was a paedó survivor.
TotallyNOTAFox 1 week ago
Good article to show to people that ask why I'm a misanthrope in general
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