What were the most scariest moments in your life?

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1. I was 5 y/o in my paternal grandpa's home, located in a little village with kind people. My dad's brothers and their families live there too. A festival was going on large field near my grandpa's home. We were supposed to hang around for few hours and then take grandpa back to our car and drive back to our home in city. As the festival was going on near my grandpa's home it was really really crowded around. Dad was holding grandpa, mom was holding my 3 year old sister and they went ahead me, I was left behind. There was this man, I knew him because he often came by my uncle's and grandpa's home. My older teen cousins were acquaintance with him. He was like a family friend. He spotted me alone asked whether I was lost. If someone asked that to me in my city, I would have ran away but it was village, safer. the man to my knowledge was good. I said that my parents went a bit ahead and I can't really move around due to the crowd. He held my hand and started leading me, I realised he was leading me to the opposite direction. When I questioned he walked faster, grabbed my wrist tighter. I started pulling my arm away with all my strength, he held tight for some moment but people started noticing, he left my arm, I ran away, found my dad who was finding me. I forgot about it then, didn't bother telling my parents.

2. I was SAed as a 15 y/o. It was scary to know how someone bad can be physically stronger than you. I hated being touched by anyone after that for few months. Never told anyone except a cousin and 2 of my close friends.

3. After my coaching classes in a Sunday as a 10th grader, I went to the nearby McDonald's alone around 12 pm. A guy followed me. I pretended I was in video call with a cousin of mine by playing this random video he sent me on snapchat. He lingered for a while and left. Knew he was following because he came in, placed no order, sat alone at a table next to mine, stared at me the whole time he was there.

What's your story?

Lliam · Accepted Answer

In my early 20s, I worked for a while as a janitor for a school district. I was actually in charge of sweeping, mopping, waxing and buffing the floors. I worked from 3:00 to 11:00 pm along with the head janitor who was an old man.

One night when it was time to go home, we were going out a side door into the parking lot that had buildings on three sides. I slammed the panic bar on the door to open it and flung it open.
I immediately saw cop cars and 6 or more cops spun around with their guns pointed at me. I had long hair and they could have mistaken me for a criminal.
I saw them immediately, froze and kept my hands where they could see them.
Thank goodness the old janitor came out behind me and the cops lowered their weapons.
They said they had responded to a silent alarm from the audio visual building.

But, boy, seeing 6 cops spin around and point their guns at me, crouching in firing position with both hands on their weapons sure sent adrenaline through me.

LC75LC71 · Accepted Answer

How does the 3rd one even match up? Anyway mine is stupid. I've been beaten up, stabbed, shot at, even had my life threatened. But this ghoul scared the hell out of me as a young child..

Staximus · Answer

I was ran over by a van on my skateboard when I was 7. I went right between the 2 front tires and was under the van and it was still moving. I was still rolling underneath the van from getting knocked off my skateboard, and I remember seeing the u-joint on the end of the transmission spinning in front of my face and then I got knocked out by part of the van. Right before I got knocked out was terrifying. I woke up to some old Mexican man dragging me out from underneath the van. He said "you okay? you okay?" Looked at me to make sure I was alright, and then jumped in his van and hauled ass out of there like the devil was chasing him.

Another scary time was back in 1999 I was up outside of Seattle for my friend's wedding. I got jumped by these guys when I was looking for the freeway because they were tailgating me and I flipped them off. They hit me in the head with the steel pipe a couple times and I fought them off, and fucked up their car. Cops came and told us to get out of there so I got on the freeway and was going up to Bellingham Washington to see some friends. I was going 100 mph in a 60 mph zone, and the state police started chasing me but his car was a piece of shit. I had a 66 Chevelle and dropped the hammer on him. I Floored it and went up a long hill going about 120 mph. When I got to the top of the hill, I kept the gas pedal to the floor and accelerated to at least 140 mph (225 kilometers per hour) down the hill and "left him in the dust" as we say hahaha. The car was going so fast that it felt like it was going to come off the ground and I was going to lose control of it and die. The noise of the car cutting through the air at that speed was deafening, like riding on the wing of an airplane. I couldn't feel the tires on the road anymore, all I could feel was the car shaking is it pushed through the air. At that moment I thought I was going to die, so I took my foot off the gas pedal and slowed down to about 100 mph. I lived in the rearview mirror and the highway patrolman had not even topped the hill a mile behind me. I pulled off the nearest off ramp and parked my car behind some bushes next to some farm out in the middle of nowhere and watched the highway. Eventually the highway patrolman drove by and kept going with his lights flashing, I said to myself out loud "so long, sucker!" and had a good laugh. I sat there and waited for about 10 or 20 minutes and then got back on the road.

Sunglassesx11 · Answer

For me it was when I was like 6 during 2010.

It was August, and I was playing in our garden, when I looked up and saw the most beautyful sight I yet could have ever seen as a child with my eyes. Clouds that mimiced sheep fur, dusted pink with hints of purple and orange.

The next thing I knew was my mother calling for me. Telling me that I should get in immediatly. Obviously I did not understand why, but I followed naturally so when she repeated herself with so much hurry.

With every passing minute, the weather became worse. The clouds became darker and darker. Going from the beautyful pinkish hues to silvery grey to dark blue and soon almost brown-ish, green. Completely swallowing the sky from light, till it left us in almost nothing but black. The electricity went out and the raindrops that followed slowly turned to tennis ball sized ice balls. But what I remember crystal clear the most is that terrifying sound, that was akeen to an old train passing above us. It was loud, screeching, eerie, and absolutely intimidating.

We literally had to light with candles to see even anything when my mother brought us to the cellers. I even tripped 2 times, once down the stairs, once in the kitchen. And when I looked out the window just for a moment before I went down, I saw that thing. That monstrous looking cone made of clouds that ripped out the trees from the ground.

Thankfully, the beast didn't reach our neighbourhood. It changed courses to our luck. It was an F2 Tornado with two Vortexes.

Till this day it left me with an impact to watch the weather sometimes with paranoia when it worsens.

It was something I will never forget personally. And as much as I am fascinated eith meteorology and astronomy, it scares me just as much how unpredictable nature can get.

aaron13547 · Answer

Scariest moment of my life was when I realized im not like everyone else. I can channel, I can also see things no one else can. I realized this young and also realized everyone else can't see or hear what I can. It taught me not to trust myself. When in reality all I can trust is me. The rest of the world just wants to use me

Realizing this life is what we make it, and the only trap we are in is our own, scared me even more. life itself is what scares me the most. We never know whats real and what's not, as soon as you think you know; the paradox of life says surprise!

Not knowing whats to come next, scares me so much more then anything i've already be through...

Thank you for sharing your story, im sorry you have it, but, It really inspired me to admit my biggest fear.

Still-alive · Answer

Wow this is why i feel for women, y'all often have these terrible experiences like the ones you shared with us here. If only the incels and mysogonists of the world can just STFU and listen maybe they might stop being annoying shits lol...

Anyways thanks for sharing.

as for me, i wrote a whole mytake on my scariest 2 years of my life. not sure if you read this yet but be prepared to learn more about me: My-Still-Alives-Midlife crisis and how I survived it and became a more confident person.

nolabels · Answer

Being horrifically resuscitated from cardiac arrest was a nightmare that I never hope to again experience.

I now carry a Do Not Resuscitate order with me everywhere I go.

To be robbed of my rightful natural death by those who fancy themselves to be heroes, to me, is, or should be, a criminal act.

The entire experience was, and remains, horrifying to me.

Finchie40 · Answer

Unfortunately My life now is the scariest moments I ever faced in my life. , I pretty much ended up with a dark cloud raining over me , for quite sometime now, and it doesn’t seem to be going away , with one thing after another , so I pray everyday it gets better

MrChinaski · Answer

I give everything to people I love. No net, no chute, no plan B.

On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for every relationship drops to zero.

Yet it's the only thing that matters. The love you create is the only meaning life can have.

Iron_Man · Answer

Enjoy your time in London England studying. you’ll be by yourself for the first time but you’re gonna have to be tough and watch yourself you’ll do fine. If you have the eye of the tiger, don’t talk to strangers Watch out for guys that are players

FreyaRed · Answer

I don't feel any fear but by a motorbike accident where I was on back seat I experienced time lapse of my life... Probably my simulation program was uploaded to the server. XD
This could neurotypical people describe as scaring experience.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Probably, the day I almost drowned in the river. My dad's older brother did the same thing in the same river when he was a couple years older than I was.

whosnumber_1 · Answer

#1 for me would be the stress of the high probability my twin girls were going to die in the delivery room in front of my eyes. They were given a 20% chance to live.  Thankfully they made it out ok

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Ghost drivers at high speeds (autobahn, etc.).

Nikki1989 · Answer

I don't like talking about it in public, but I will admit that I consider myself fortunate to be alive.

Agape93 · Answer

I'll answer in dms if that's ok

ChicoFromThe305 · Answer

That's some wild shit ngl

Anonymous · Answer

Once when I was at the dentist.

Qiero · Answer

Not many I can think of tbh

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