I have aldready tried candyman and bloody mary (i said their names three time in front of a mirror correct me if i’m wrong) anything else i can try ?

  • Deestan@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    Those are urban myths that kids tell each other for fun. Their attraction lies in creating a sense of underlying danger in everyday situations like a bathroom mirror, and a sense of thrill in daring each other to try to test the myth.

    If you want to be more afraid alone at home, some understated horror movies like The Ring are a good choice.

    If you are wanting to experience fear and thrill of of overcoming it, some things to try:

    • Go hiking alone in the dark, preferably in an area with no actually dangerous predators.
    • Bungee jumping.
    • Run around the house with your eyes closed.
    • THE MASTERMIND@feddit.chOP
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      9 months ago

      Yea i k ow that but i don’t know if everyone of them has been tested by someobe so i guess i wanted to test it as i said for fun . Horror movies don’t do shit for me except maybe jumpscares but thats just cheap. Planning ti do a skydiving someday and hiking this summer. That running around house with eyes closed is asking for hospital bill.

    • frankPodmore@slrpnk.netEnglish
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      9 months ago

      experience fear and thrill of of overcoming it

      Riffing off this idea slightly, but I strongly recommend lead climbing. Perfect combo of fear factor - you fall a lot - with limited risk of actually injuring yourself - you’re attached to a rope!