Followed at Night | Story Time

[@kyliCatherine1]

I’ve been followed home by 1 person and stalked by another. But my mom has had even more terrifying experiences. She once had an experience where she was driving home late at night after she had picked up her brother from the airport, but he was laying down asleep in the back of her car, so it appeared to others as if she was alone. When she got home, she got out of her vehicle and she was reaching in the back to wake up her brother when she felt someone’s hands grab her around her waist! She screamed so loud that it woke her brother up and he sat straight up. The guy who had grabbed her was so shocked to see her brother there that he fled and took off in his van with his doors wide open. Yes, he had his van doors wide open as if he had planned on throwing her in there! She was so lucky that her brother was there. The guy obviously had very sinister plans that night. My mother was always very overprotective of me and after the crazy experiences she had, I totally understand why. She’s passed away now, but I know she’s still watching over me from above.

[@naomia8090]

I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤️

[@kyliCatherine1]

@@naomia8090 Thank you 💜

[@marijapronouncedmaria]

Omg 😳.

[@aleyou26]

that is genuinely so terrifying, thank you for sharing this. i'm also very sorry for your loss, i can't imagine how hard that must've been and i truly hope and pray that you are doing well. sending love from a fellow glamazon

[@kyliCatherine1]

@@aleyou26 Thanks so much. It’s hard without her but I’m doing better 💜

[@Yetssicasolis]

“Probably but you don’t have to sound fucking creepy about it either” 💀😂

[@Ayonebby]

Lmfaoo that part took me out 😂

[@WassupItsAnna]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Narra0002]

Yep 😂

[@aishaa8017]

I died😂😂😂😂

[@lorainak2278]

I just feel like if he wanted to just talk he would have called your name or something. The fact that he just followed you, without saying anything, and then got so angry when you wouldn’t open the door makes me think maybe he had bad intentions!!!

[@christenm3200]

Exactly. A normal person would realize that sneaking up on someone in the dark would scare the shit out of that person, even if you had no ill intentions. If he wanted to talk, he would have yelled out, and run right up to her. So scary.

[@dimesk8s]

That’s what I was thinking!!

[@catrinaandrade9814]

Using language of an Incel “why are ‘ya’ll’ (meaning female, they don’t refer to us as women) always like this? I’m just trying to be a nice guy!!!” 😑😡

[@sim_unm156]

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[@jenniferrose9758]

Right. He would have made it known that it was just him when Nikki started running if he had something to talk about

[@rosarioordaz1363]

Something really scary happened to me not too long ago. I went to throw the trash outside the apartment complex and this dude started following me. I felt my heart sink and I panicked and ran into my aunt’s apartment which was closer than mine. It’s really sad that sometimes we can’t even feel safe doing normal things like taking out our trash.

[@jmeiahb2608]

Glad you’re safe girl !❤️❤️

[@rosarioordaz1363]

@@jmeiahb2608 thank you! 💖

[@erinkay7080]

For real, but I’m so glad you’re ok

[@rosarioordaz1363]

@@erinkay7080 yes, I am. Thank you. I hope everyone is always safe and well!

[@loveliistv288]

Im 14 and that’s exactly why I’m always scared to go out at night and take trash . It’s way too many cases of missing girls and more you never know ! Glad u found a safe place

[@TheV8lerie]

Mark Twain said, "Of all the animals, man is the only that is cruel. He'd the only one that inflicts pain for the pleasure of doing it." Criminal minds got me Paranoid about all kinds of people! Careful guys

[@jennamomenna5750]

And dolphins

[@stephaniediaz4182]

And killer whales

[@angelathach555]

@@stephaniediaz4182 I was about to say the same. Cats too!

[@train-wreck8564]

And chimps

[@xiamariansupreme72]

​@@jennamomenna5750 Male dolphins, to be specific.

[@cherrysweet247]

Men can really take things to the next level when they get rejected. There has been so many occasions where I found myself trying to de-escalate situations with men by being friendly with them. The amount of times I have to double, triple check my locks at night, watching your back at night, etc. It’s not fair that we as women have to act a certain way whenever men are around because you just don’t know

[@breana2734]

, I don’t understand what’s so hard about understanding being nice / a decent person without intentions does not equate to “I want to slee with you”

[@bubblebuddy7542]

Fr wtf is wrong with them. Like we have to be so careful cuz they will be trippin for no reason

[@adaumajok]

Ugh, Nikki is literally who I want to be when I grow up. Like she's so iconic, supportive, goofy but responsible, I wish.

[@lateisha17]

Me too

[@roarroar5597]

@@missnoela6177 miss girl, you’re SOO pretty wtf

[@PressedByASavage]

Sweetheart, being yourself is the best way to be. There is only one of you.😉

[@Narra0002]

I have a feeling we will 😊

[@babettebustamante-lazo611]

I started watching you when I was in 7th grade, and now I'm headed in to my senior year of high school!!! You really are the sister that I never had & I've grown so much because of you, and your hustle makes me wanna hustle and work hard and be the person that the younger me wish she had. Thanks Nikki for all that you do, all your hard ass work is appreciated and we love youuu!

[@WhiteRaven696]

Girl, I got followed for like three blocks almost two years ago. I do not go anywhere without my sharp ass keys and my pocket knife. Trust. If I'm gonna die, I'm taking one of my killer's eyes with me, bet.

[@TeeHeeImNiNi]

Any man who decides to walk up on me is gonna need a closet casket funeral 😂💯

[@WassupItsAnna]

Exactly!!

[@alisiaalize]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@melissahuwe7531]

That’s why I carry a gun lol. Conceal carry, baby! I’m 5 feet tall, so I’m in trouble if I get run up on unarmed!

[@brasiliangirlthatluv]

@@melissahuwe7531 EXACTLY. Periodt

[@amu_01]

For the girls who have stories like nikkis,I’m so sorry. I’m glad you’re safe and I got you. We are a family on here.

[@Bbianca713]

Thank you mamas. God bless you and I pray that God protects you with his angels each time you leave your house. I pray that he keeps you along with all these females here safe at all times.

[@amu_01]

@@Bbianca713 I’m not religious but I appreciate it. Thank you.

[@lynxey]

❤️❤️

[@medicallyblazzedd420]

Thank you❤️❤️❤️🥺

[@zairasegura6573]

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[@VictoriaRoyce]

"He's not doing anything to me, though..." Literally everyone has said that to themselves at one point when they've felt uncomfortable around some dude 🙄

[@destinypena1723]

Fr like it’s so sad that even if we feel uncomfortable, we have to suck it up because they “didn’t do anything” and in anybody else’s eyes, we’re just being paranoid.

[@BelleLeilaNoir]

@@destinypena1723 My work place making me feel crazy cus this man grabbed my hand and got down on his knees multiple times asking if he still has a chance even after the fact knowing im engaged and my job knew after I told them but never asked me to write a statement or anything like i was told i would and also when it happened a second time there was a boy and girl in there and the girl was like omg you should tell someone and the boy was like why whats the problem with what happened. So everytime I see that fool Im like man you got me fucked up. yall still have me working with him and every day I question if maybe its not soo serious.

[@erinkay7080]

Same, I had a guy in high school who kept asking me out, and I got a bad vibe from him, so I never went out with him but he was never actively aggressive to me so I just shoved it off. Turns out two years later he was arrested for raping a girl.😨😔listen to your instincts cause that cold have happened to me.

[@destinypena1723]

@@BelleLeilaNoir girl I am so sorry that this is happening to you, especially at a place that requires people to be professional. Your bosses seriously need to do something about him because that’s not fucking ok. You’re engaged for fucks sake and even if you weren’t, that’s not an invitation for him to constantly ask you out and touch you when you made it clear your not interested. I hope that your work hopefully does something soon about him and congratulations to your engagement.

[@aaliyaheman1926]

I really wish this world wasn’t this way. I have two children, a girl and a boy and I’m scared for them both. My son because of police garbage and my daughter because of situations like this. I just constantly pray for God’s hand of protection over them and over me so I can raise them. Smh

[@emilym.4924]

I feel the same way, this world is so cruel I wish I could put all these kids in a bubble

[@BelleLeilaNoir]

Yeah it happens to boys too. This world isnt safe

[@mermer3168]

It's so sad that we have to live like this. 😫

[@hilarym74]

When I was 14 I went to the local mall with my tia and she was at the shoes section and I was at bored I told her can I go to the juniors clothes section? (Which was like a few steps away And she said yeah don’t go too far. So what did I do I didn’t listen and went farther and when I was looking at some jeans I felt someone staring at me I look up this man like in his mid 30’s was staring at me and grinning creepy and was slowly making his way to me and my hearts pounding at this point and I start zig zagging away from him as fast as I can he gets faster and there’s this older lady looking at dresses not too far from me and I clung onto her and hugged her saying there you are mom I couldn’t find you and she looks at me like what? And she saw the man looking at me and she just knew what was going on and said to me where have you been? I’ve been looking for you? And she looked at the direction the man was and she said ok he’s gone sweetheart where’s your mom are you ok? And I told her yes I’m ok now idk if my aunt is still by the shoe department and she says ok let’s go find her I’ll help you. I find my aunt and tell her about what happened and she’s looking at me scared like she saw a ghost as I’m telling her the story and tells me see! I told you to not go far there’s so many creeps out there.

[@giselloveee]

This gave me chills. The fact that the lady picked up on it so fast🙌

[@sheba_soft_stabs]

I’m glad you could think of something quick very clever of you😔

[@hilarym74]

@@giselloveee yes thank goodness for her! ❤️

[@hilarym74]

@@sheba_soft_stabs me too I’m just glad I didn’t freeze in one place

[@DezzKI]

That's what I hope people are still teaching their kids these days. Good for you thinking so fast. And that lady was so nice I'm glad she was able to help you and I'm glad you are okay

[@JimenaSerena]

He's the type of guy that thinks women owe them shit just for being nice.

[@vixenren9417]

Thank god nothing happened to you , Cus he definitely was going to try something if you didn’t get into your car fast enough

[@dayannabriseno731]

even when you're running IN THE MORNING! I was once followed for 2 miles by this guy on his bicycle drinking a tall can at 5 a.m. I noticed him immediately, but kept running. When i noticed he would disappear and re-appear, I tested him by making turns and crossing the street... he followed every single time. I go so mad that i couldn't run in peace (i wasn't even scared), i stopped dead ass on the corner of the street, faced him across the street and called the police. He stayed there until he realized I was calling the police. I haven't ran at 5 am ever since, which sucks because I really loved it. Its frustrating! I hate that women have to be so careful at all times! I now carry pepper spray and a shank when I run or ride long distance.

[@ceecee8090]

There's an elementary school behind where we live and my mom used to work there. One day when I was in middle school I came home and decided to go over there and help my mom clean up her classroom. My big sister was waiting by the door to let me in. While I was walking the over there, a man was following me and I didn't even notice until my sister yelled for me to run because there was someone behind me. I ran but I was confused so I turned around and saw an older man with a baseball cap on speed walking across the street. I'm so thankful that my sister was there for me.

[@jazelott4129]

This is the perfect example of why it’s so important to listen to your intuition. You had a bad feeling about him and knew something was off but didn’t feel like your feelings were valid until you had a physical example. Ladies ALWAYS trust your gut feeling and listen to your intuition. It is never wrong!

[@Ashlee2421]

I have a list of stories like this. When I was about 13, camping with my family. It was nighttime and they had gone to bed and I was sitting at the picnic table playing my DS, some drunk older man (mid 30s?) came walking by and tried to get me to “go for a walk in the woods” with him. I was like sure! Let me go ask my DAD and he took off. That memory has always stuck out to me. Last summer, I had to call the police twice because I was being followed on my way home. I live out in the country so a responding officer is at least 45 minutes away unless there happens to be one already in the area. I’ve been followed in the grocery store. But I have a mouth on me and if you make me uncomfortable, I’m going to cause a scene and make you feel 10x more uncomfortable. I’m that paranoid person that always sits facing the door. I clock my exits. I’m never on my phone, head on a swivel. And I carry a firearm now. I can’t depend on the police way out here. But bet your ass I have a dash cam, and I’m checking my mirrors constantly and taking note of vehicle descriptions. I know that makes me sound like a lunatic but I know it’s saved me at least a handful of times. Out here where there’s nothing but cornfields and woods as far as the eye can see. Plus I have a certifiably psychotic ex fresh outta prison with a vendetta against me. I’m not one of those angry gun types but I suggest you do whatever you need to do to protect you and yours. A blade, pepper spray, something. They’ve asked men in prison for assault how they choose their victims and they said they look for the one who’s alone with her face in her phone. Completely unaware of what’s going on around her. Y’all need to pay attention to your surroundings and clock where your kids are. It sucks but that IS the world we live in. These women and babies are being snatched up every day. These monsters are out there. They are at our jobs. They are at our favorite coffee stops. They are in our friends families. They are in your family. Even the amazing, God fearing, ultra involved dad my friend had that I wished was my own for yearrrrrs got busted for molesting his two girls. Can’t trust anyone

[@Millie_o0o]

Girl yes! We need to be alert at all times! These things happen more often than we think. I was just talking about this with my younger sisters. Just because some things don't make it to the media it doesn't mean that it doesnt happen! I have heard so many stories and have been through things myself. Also, people have shared their own experiences on reddit (subreddit:Lets not meet, creepy encounters, etc.) and these are REAL LIFE EXPERIENCES! Many people don't report these things to the police either. I am SO paranoid especially because I have 2 small children of my own. Please people, stay alert at all times. Change that "that would never happen to me" mentality or the "those things never happen in real life or around here", "My town is safe, nothing bad ever happens around here". You really can't trust anyone!

[@eshiboo3301]

Thankyou for sharing this

[@soy.azalea]

okay but can we talk about how well nikki handled that situation? i would’ve froze in fear. thank God she acted fast

[@Princessdiary2020s]

Yes I’ve been followed in public before many times, that’s why I don’t go out alone anymore. Especially as a black woman a lot of us go missing, I always keep my taser on me and stay aware of my surroundings.

[@RichelleSpider]

Something like that happened to me in broad daylight in a pet co. Some guy tried to follow me into the bathroom when I left my two kids with my mom at the register. I called my mom crying that some guy was trying to break into the bathroom and to help me. I've never been so freaked and vulnerable in my life.

[@DezzKI]

I am so sorry that happened to you. Were they able to get the guy Since you called your mom?

[@RestorationthroughRepentance]

That background scares me bruh😂

[@NikkiGlamour]

For real what it looked like girl!! 😪

[@lexip396able]

Girl same!

[@celestenevermissashot8883]

I woke up out of my slumber just to watch this!😴😳 Damn Nikki just spoke what I've been feeling. That fear of being alone. Theres currently a missing 3 yr old on the Blackfeet reservation so if u see this, say a quick prayer that shes found. It went from being a search and rescue to a search and recovery.

[@gram5963]

I am so glad you’re okay. This happens so much more than people would like to think that it does...and several times. Last summer, in the middle of the day, I went on a walk. I noticed that this red truck that had just passed me, had turned around and parked at the very end of the street. I tried to quicken my pace but my legs felt like bricks and I felt so nervous. Suddenly, the window was rolled down and a man in an orange snapback stuck his head out. As soon as he opened his mouth to speak, my legs decided to start working and I RAN back to my house. 30 minutes later, my husband was like “Gina, was this the truck?” He had pulled up a post on Facebook from a friend local to us about a man in an orange snapback with a red truck that was following kids/teenagers and trying to lure them into said truck. I’m 38 but I am super small and could be mistaken for a teenager at first glance. We can’t even go for a walk in broad daylight without creeps trying to hurt us. We can’t walk from our car to our front door without gripping our keys. We can’t do so many regular things without fear. It is such a sad, scary world.

[@lexiilee3901]

God that is so incredibly... scary. I'm so glad that you ended up safe and that you were taught to be aware of your own surroundings. My mom taught me at a young age to be weary of men and being alone at night. She also taught me how to tell people if I were violated, since she herself was violated at very young age. I respect her so much, and I'm so glad she taught me how to defend myself and what to look out for.

[@anyone1111]

That sounds amazing! I have a question though. My mom didn’t teach me how to tell people if I was violated or something. How would I tell someone? Cause if something like that happens I wouldn’t know what to do.

[@lexiilee3901]

@@anyone1111 she basically told me what the parts of my body were, and didnt give them cutesy names. Kids are pretty honest and up front, at least I was taught to be. She taught me if someone we to ask where someone touched me to tell them straight out. It surprised a lot of people when she told them this, but that way nothing could get muddied or mixed up. She also had a very open atmosphere, I could go to her for anything and she would make sure not to make me feel it was my fault. If anything were to happen today, she would be the first person I go to for help. Shes my hero

[@brendad7057]

omg i’ve never commented on a video before but this came up on my recommendations & i had to comment my story because when you mentioned about being helpless & the fear you feel, i totally felt that. PLEASE BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS NO MATTER THE TIME OF DAY BUT ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT!! so my story: so this was about 4 years ago, it was at one of my local walmart’s, i had to go because i had ran out of shampoo or something, i can’t really remember what i needed but it was something that i had to go get. anyway, i go to walmart & it was probably around 8:30pm, so i go alone, i told myself to go quick, get what i need & head home. so that’s what i did. i grab what i need, pay & head out. i’m walking to my car & i parked a bit far because it was still kinda busy at that time, so there was no parking towards the front. anyway, i’m walking to my car & just like you, at the time i was driving an old car, a nissan, which also didn’t have the electric locks, i had to unlock it with the key and i also always had all the other doors locked because i never had anyone else in the car with me. so i’m walking to my car & i feel like someone is watching me so i look to my left & there are these 2 guys, just outside of their car chillin there & they’re looking at me so i immediately look away because i felt so uncomfortable & just had a weird feeling about it. so thankfully i already had my keys in my hand, i got my key ready so i could just stick it in the driver door & unlock it. i start walking fast because i still feel them staring at me & i get to my car so i immediately unlock it, as i’m getting in i throw my stuff in the passenger seat & close the door, locking it as i’m closing it. i put my key in the ignition & turn it on & i go to shift it to drive & i kid you not, as soon as i was about to shift it to drive i hear a knock on my window so i look up & it was one of those freaking guys!! i was like wtf at that moment & he was like oh hey can i show you something, trying to get me to come out of my car & i kid you not, I HEAR HIM PULL ON MY DOOR HANDLE TO TRY TO OPEN IT!! at this point i looked away & was like no go away & thank god there was no car in the parking space in front of me because i was able to just drive forward & get the heck out of there. i was so terrified because that’s the first time something like that had ever happened to me! & it was in public where there were multiple people around!! it was so terrifying & as i’m driving home i’m looking in my rear view mirror just to make sure i wasn’t being followed. i wasn’t & luckily my house was only like 5 minutes away so i got home & grabbed my stuff & ran tf inside. at the time, i was texting one of my good guy friends & i just told him everything that happened. i felt bad because i wished i had paid more attention to how the 2 guys looked like & what type of car they had but everything just happened so fast & i was so scared & shocked that those important details slipped my mind. i’m so glad i was paying attention to my surroundings tho because what if i hadn’t. so please be aware, especially when you’re out alone. i don’t go to that walmart by myself since that happened. i have a bf now so he’s usually always with me. EVERYONE JUST BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!!

[@Alicia-cy6nj]

from a young age I was taught to always be aware of my surroundings, be aware of men, watch what I dress when men are around, etc. even when I go to the store I’m always watching my back because I know I’m a small petite girl who could be easy to snatch. I purposely walk into stores with a mean look on my face and when I catch men looking at me I have the reflex to look them in the eye and give them a dirty look. I’m always hyper aware of my surroundings but I’m glad I was taught to be that way but at the same time it’s sad for the reason why

[@Alicia-cy6nj]

And I actually just realized that I’m scared to go places by myself because of men and what they could do to me

[@hannoot]

This is why I stopped being nice to men. I've had so many scary situations like this and even have my own traumas. If anyone is reading this, you DO NOT owe anyone ANYTHING! Stay safe and always be cautious of your surrounding.

[@anabean1101]

When I was in middle school I was at my sister apartment alone and on this day she had a package that was coming that needed to be signed and I knew was coming. So when I got the knock on the door It was startling because it was really loud but I asked who it was anyways.. keep in mind I didn’t opened the door because I had this weird feeling. I asked who it was and he said he was The delivery man and he had a package that need to be signed and he said my sister named and asked if she was there.. side noteI have a very High pitch voice so in middle school you would definitely be able to tell am a child just from hearing me speak. I told him him no she isn’t here and he said that someone else could sign it if 18+ I told him I couldn’t sign it which I regret but at the time I don’t know why I would say that. Then he asked if I was alone which I never answered I just stood close to the door because he started to creep me out even more so I started to walk away because I knew he probably didn’t have the best intentions.. he started asking me to open the door over and over again and then started begging me to and at that point I was scared to even move and even started knocking a little bit as well. also my sister door had a peephole back then but I never looked to see what he looked like which is kind of scary to think about because I was always at my sister place so if he ever came back I wouldn’t have recognized him.. he also sounded like he was going to cry tbh it was super weird I had chills going down my spine. but he gave up and just walked away. this day still terrifies me and I even told my sister but she told me not to tell my mother what happened that day and I actually listened.. I told her years later which is ridiculous to be honest.. I have so many weird experiences that happened at my sister apartment with her creepy neighbors.. once I was even changing and I looked out of the window because it was cracked a little and I saw an old white man looking up at me smiling I was so disgusted my mother freaked out as well.. ladies be careful people can be truly disgusting sometimes.

[@bibisaldana6685]

THE ORIGINAL “Heyyyy bestfraaan” CAME FROM NIKKI ... you can’t fight me on that! 🤣❤️

[@juditlandaverde]

Unfortunately I’ve experienced things like this a lot too, I’ll mention one here. When I worked as a server at a restaurant I had this man come in who quickly became a regular. He always asked about me when I wasn’t there and sat in my section. After a few weeks he would bring me gifts, flowers, chocolates, cards etc. I never accepted any of them, he always gave me a bad feeling. So I told my co workers and managers I was uncomfortable by him. One day I was working he tried asking my coworker what my schedule for was. I would tell the host to tell him my section was full so he couldn’t be sat with me and he would just sit in the bar and stare at me. Anyway one day I got off the closing shift at 1 am and I’m walking to my car alone when I hear my name and look it’s him, he was sitting in his car waiting for me. It was scary because he hadn’t ate at the restaurant, he drove there just to see me. He ended up asking me on a date and said he knew my shifts and times I was off. I declined the date and left but I didn’t drive home from fear he’d follow me. After that I would always walk with a coworker when I got off late. But one day I had forgot about him and was so tired when I got off I just walked out alone and drove home, I hadn’t see him at all for about 2 weeks. Once I was home I was getting my things out of my car and he pulls up. I got so scared, he followed me home. He started talking to me talking as if what he did wasn’t wrong on so many levels. At that point I didn’t even want to walk inside my house because I was so sacred of Turing my back to him, I also park on the street so he wasn’t sure which one was my house yet. So I acted like I forgot I was meeting my bf and drove away. He followed me for a few streets and I called the cops. A few nights later At around 2 am my neighbor called my mom saying there was a man in our front yard looking into the windows. The police got him and it was the dude from my job. There’s a lot more little details but those were the main things, definitely one of the scariest experiences I’ve had.

[@Itsbigdaddyquinn]

You should do a story time!

[@FluffishPuppy]

Oh my God I'm glad he got caught by the police. Put a restraining order on him just for your safety 🥲

[@kianta14]

My mother told me about similar experiences. She was followed by a men after work. To avoid this man she had to into a store and find a exit on the opposite side of the store. This story has frightened me since my childhood. Thanks and great video as always!

[@beviegarcia1552]

I always trust my instincts. One time I was at the grocery store and it was late at night and these two guys went to the aisle I was in. They split up and went one on each side. I just had the feeling that I had to get out of there. Nothing happened thank God but I just had a gut feeling that it was a bad situation.

[@thesoulwithin8325]

The same thing happened to me expect it was a group of guys who were possibly drunk I'm not sure. So basically I was returning from my college event and it was around 10 pm. While I was walking through this narrow dark alley a few minutes away from my house, I heard loud laughters, whispers and foot steps from behind....I was terrifyed I didn't even look back I was just walking fast but by then ,they were already by my side...there were four of them and they were laughing, pulling my dress, pulling my hands and talking shit to me....one of them said something like I just need to listen to what they say and they won't do anything to me but at this point I was running like crazy....I immediately changed my ways as I didn't want them to know my location and went inside a small family restaurant. Fortunately the owner knew me and I told him everything ,he escorted me to my home back.... I'm really thankful to him ❤️

[@DanceLouisDance]

Right after I graduated HS i worked at a movie theater,and most days i didn't get off til after midnight. By that time the bus was closed, and i couldn't drive, so my husband (bf at the time) would pick me up. Well one day he wS out of town so I had to ride my long board home. It was about 2 miles, and had to go thru downtown, and idk i felt like someone was following me. It was like 12:45AM , streets dead af, and the downtown of where i was living at that time wasn't very safe, especially at night. Its why if i did have to walk home id keep my phone im my pocket and not listen to music. I also bought some pepper spray. Im so glad I made it home safe.

[@ingridramos234]

When I was 17 I was walking back from school and a man literally started following me with his car and wouldn’t leave me alone when I told him I had a boyfriend. Be careful out here ❤️

[@chilli1148]

Same. I was waiting for a ride after school, walked across the street to a bank and some guy circled the whole bank building 3 times. He circled around slowly staring at me and asking me if I needed a ride home. Dude would not leeeeave.

[@ingridramos234]

@@chilli1148 geez girl im so sorry that happened to you. sadly, some men just don't know how to respect. stay safe out there

[@happyosseyi]

Telling a creep that you have a boyfriend can actually backfire on you because then they assume you're not a virgin or that you're fair game. I would tell someone like that about your father...who's a cop...who carries a gun and is overprotective. Even then a creep's going to do what a creep's going to do. Please be safe out there and don't be scared that you'll hurt someone's feeling, just run away from the situation if you're even a little scared.

[@ingridramos234]

@@happyosseyi that's some great advice and I didn't think about that honestly. I will for sure say something along those lines if anything crazy happens. Appreciate it :).

[@hannahrosefay]

When I was 15/16, so high school, I would walk to school every morning and walk home after cuz my school was literally only a 10 to 15 minute walk away. One morning as I was walking to school, an older man, maybe in his 40s, was riding a bike and came up to me acting like he knew me asking how I was and how school was going. I assumed, being my young naïve self, that he was like one of my friends dad who recognized me or something innocent like that. Until all the sudden he asked me to be his girlfriend. I literally stopped and was so fucking confused like ummm what? So of course I say no and start walking away, and ya'll this man started chasing me down the block to my school. Thankfully to get from the one side of the street where I was to the other side with the school it's like a big, busy main street and us kids would usually jaywalk across. That probably saved my life cuz I ran so fast across, and he couldn't follow me cuz of the barrier between the lanes was harder to get over on a bike. I remember being so scared because this was my first time being approached like that by a pedophile. From that day on my mom drove me to school in the mornings, and my best friend David would walk me home. Stay safe out there yall. 🙏

[@briannabrewer462]

I was followed out of Walmart twice. The second time, I kept seeing this man around the store & he kept making eye contact. I shrugged it off thinking that we were probably just on the same route. I kept seeing him up until I walked to the front to check out. I check out and sort of speed walk to my car because it got dark outside while I was shopping and I wasn't tryna get snatched up. I'm already a fast walker, and I was making a conscious effort to walk faster than I normally do. I heard footsteps coming from behind me and it sounded like someone was almost jogging to catch up to me. So I start jogging to my car and I could still hear the footsteps & they are getting closer. (In my head I was like damn I'm basically jogging so there's no way this person isn't just walking to their car, they are clearly trying to get to me). I'm almost to my car and I hear someone shout hey and I don't look back and keep jogging to my car. This man literally runs up on me and shouts hey again, and I can tell he's super close to me now and it scared me so I turned around & it was the guy that was following me around Walmart. He was like hey I just wanted to tell you that you're beautiful etc., etc. I literally went OFF on this man saying wtf is wrong with you, you don't follow people out to their cars, I saw you following me around the store you could have said what you needed to then, do you think its ok to follow a female into the parking lot, at night? Mind you, I was 20 when this happened and this man was in his 40s. So I went off on him, told him my dad is his age, and kindly asked him to back tf off. I threw my groceries in my car, locked the car, and skirted out of there. Always be aware, this could have been so much worse.

[@jessicalaurita8440]

Human traffickers .... that’s where they get their victims in public stores... it’s sad can’t even go to the store without fearing for your safety..... the next time that happens to you have an Walmart employee or security guard escort you out of the store when your done shopping....

[@hayhay959]

I'm having a stalking situation with my ex.. he crashed into my car, punched and cracked my windshield, threatened my life, stalked me for months, I had to move out of my apartment for my own safety (he broke into my home multiple times). He has been arrested 4 TIMES for breaking the protection order and they continue to let him out of jail. I have to carry a pepper spray gun on me at all times and can't go out at night by myself for my own safety... All I wanted was to be left alone.

[@hayhay959]

1 year later. He is in jail (this time for over 100 days) but when he is released he will be FREE. I have to apply for a civil restraining order before he's released or there will be no buffer between him and myself. Honestly, I've learned that the only person that can protect you... Is YOU. Do whatever it takes to protect yourself so you don't become just another statistic. Stay safe fellow women!

[@Usercas92643]

its honestly so ironic this video got posted tonight, there was a car following me for 3 blocks tonight AND I was with my dog...these people have the nerve I swear 🙁

[@itsperla229]

Oh thankfully you're safe 💕

[@koraaboss6754]

Girl thank god your okay

[@litianas7568]

Hope u ok

[@amu_01]

Are you okay? That sounds so scary.

[@NikkiGloom]

in that case, drive to your nearest police station or mini market - where people are in and out -again people are in droves. the more places a person is trying to get you, they do NOT want people around.

[@kaitlynpacheco5732]

i let my guard down at my best friend party. all my friends were there including my bf. later in the night when it was time for the sleepover part, my best friend blacked out so she went to her room and fell asleep, my other two girl “friends” went in the room with her and when i went to go in they kicked me out and told me to stay in the living room. i was drunk too and next thing ik i’m screaming “no stop” with my “boyfriend” on top of me forcing himself in me. it can literally be anyone. ik they heard my screams and ik that’s not how i wanted my first time to go. anybody can hurt you anybody can turn their back on you, always have your guard up

[@katrinefranco1420]

Wow I’m sorry that happened to you :/

[@tonidmiteva]

i’m so sorry you went through this, hopefully you’re doing better mentally now ♥️

[@oshionadavis7078]

Thats horrible makes it so hard to even be in a relationship myself I take things slower than a turtle.

[@Rutthiie]

your hustle does NOT go unoticed . Love you bestfreen❤️

[@stephaniemonique6641]

Back before I had a car I used to rely on public transportation. I can’t remember if I worked the late shift that night or just got out of class because I was in grad school at the time. That night my uncle couldn’t pick me up. So I’m at the bus stop, it’s late at night, and I hate this particular stop because it’s behind the mall and right across from the parking garage. There was a guy standing in the first stall to I went two down from him. He decided to start walking near where I was, I got uncomfortable so I reached for my knife and just held it in my hand (I always carried a knife and pepper spray). He then stands right in front of the stall I was in and starts looking over at me. At this point he’s less than 10 feet away and I flicked out my knife blade so damn quick! He swiftly turned around and walked away. I called a friend and watched in the direction he walked until I couldn’t see him anymore. Thankfully the bus pulled up a minute later. I was so over it that night. I was working two jobs, school full time and was not about to let this fool get away with anything. He picked this right one that night! I told my family what happened and thankfully I was able to purchase my car a month later.

[@ninaruiz6298]

I’m always out and about by myself because I don’t drive. I use public transportation to get myself to work or to wherever I need to go. It’s been one too many times that I’ve been followed, catcalled, disrespected, yelled at, and aggressively spoken to by men. I’ve had to ask strangers to walk with me or to talk to me as if they know me. It’s scary to just exist as a woman and be a target for dangerous people. Stay safe out there, loves

[@Sarah-hj4jj]

Amen! I don't drive either. I have to have my grandma drive me or use public transportation. I walk by myself sometimes but I always check my surroundings.

[@marcelamendoza7654]

I had a manager that was like that. I reported him but nothing happened to him . I Quit my job . Years later I heard he was doing the same thing too other girls and got fired. I felt bad because those girls didn’t have to go threw that. They should of let him go the minute I reported him.

[@jenniferjimenez656]

Okay I’m gonna say it because it has affected my life ever since. I love how nikki is spreading awareness to this too. One day I had this guy I would work with and this was a night shift job so when I would get off of work it would be 1am in the morning. So everyday I would work and this man would watch me work. It started off insistent but then he started trying to ask me out and I wasn’t with anyone but I know that work relationship or dating never works out so I would always refect him in a nice way and he would stop but the next day it would be the same..I don’t like conflict or drama so i let this behavior slide...(bad on my part) 6 months goes by I’m still working at this job and it hasn’t changed with his actions...man this is a long story but I’ll just keep it to the point. He started harassing me and got my number send me rude messages and it got to the point where he know when my last break and when I would get off and try and walk me to my car or already be out there when I got off..I couldn’t take it anymore so the last time he tried doing this I confronted him and told he needed to leave me alone or I would have to tell our manager or HR department. This got him to leave but I knew if I didn’t report him anyways it was never gonna change. So I explained my situation the next day not wanting to work that day and I had my people I would confide in help clear my story but to be honest I kept this guys messages and they weren’t the nicest and the HR person right away took action. For any other girls like this please know that being silent isn’t the best way to handle a situation, and believe and trust your gut. You are never alone and I love you nikki for spreading the awareness. I can’t say that enough but love you and be safe out there girls and guys P.s. he got fired the days fallowing and I never saw him again, but I never walked out of work along again my remaining time on the job.

[@anon8470]

This happened a few years back but it's still something that sticks with me and makes me rethink about walking by myself, no matter how near or far I'm going...my mama's siblings have always lived in close proximity to us, pretty much a minute or two drive or a five minute walk. One day my cousin and I planned to go for a walk at this nature garden about ten minutes walk from our houses and said we would meet at the end of her street which connects onto mine (you literally walk past six or seven houses from mine and you're on her street). I was fifteen/sixteen at the time, so I told my mama that I was leaving and started walking. I noticed this guy on the opposite side of the road but didn't think much of it. I turned out of my driveway and had just walked past the neighbours house when I heard footsteps and looked behind me to see this guy had crossed the road and was now not too far behind me. I started to freak out a little and sped up but I could still hear the footsteps. Thankfully a few seconds later my cousin appeared at the end of the street and noticed immediately, so she made a big point of waving out to me and everything. When I reached her the guy crossed the road again and walked back up the street.

[@MK-Hogan]

When I go for a walk alone I have mace in one hand and my panic alarm in the other, and I live in a safe suburb. It only takes one psycho to ruin your life.

[@jaquelines4690]

my essay can wait CAUSE ITS STORRRYYYY TIMMMMEEEE !!!

[@Queenbea_2444]

For some reason the weirdos always give off bad vibes. I watch a lot of true crime and I’ve always been cautious of my surroundings. Some say I could be overly paranoid but it’s always a young small female who really ends up getting hurt or killed. It’s so crazy because someone I work so close with had threaten my life to prove his dominance as a “tough guy”. I literally told him if he was threatening me that it would be a big problem and he needed to leave. I saw him walk out the door and I grabbed my taser and called my husband ASAP. I told my boss afterwards about the situation and he set him straight- I honestly thought he should have fired him. But the following night after I was closing he came into the office and wanted to apologize. I stepped back and grabbed a large box cutter that was on the desk- he looked at me and paused. I listened hence the fact that my husband was in the other room waiting for me after he heard about the first situation. My coworker seemed genuine but I know he was aware that I could not go down if he really meant what he said prior. I know this story is a bit much but really watch out for yourself. I’m always working late nights so I make sure I park as close as I can. I carry a taser, pepper spray, flashlight and phone on speaker when I have to leave by myself late at night. Better to be overly safe and cautious than none at all. I’ve watched your channel since day one! And I’m glad you have never encountered this “Eddie” guy again. Everyone be aware and stay safe!

[@shaylajennie06]

I’m sorry u experienced this, about a month ago I went out with my friends and when we came back home it was dark and so me and one of my friends split off on our way and when I was walking up my street a white car pulled up next to me and this guy was looking at me and then started to pull his window down and I started running and I called my mom and she opened the door for me, while I was running he started driving really quick too. it was one of the scariest things I have experienced especially that I’m into true crime I just know how things like that go. my parents tried to look at our cameras but we couldn’t spot him.

[@elissamartinez7149]

Being nice to "nice guys" can always be taken as much more to them, they have such a hard time accepting rejection. I had a grown ass coworker that couldn't accept the fact that I said no to want a relationship or anything of the sort. I was 17 he was 21 almost halfway through college. He would hang around work even on his days off if he knew I was there "just to talk" to me, he was a lead and all I could do was be nice to him or else I would have a shitty shift the weekends he was lead. The fact that almost all women will have a story like this blows my mind.

[@haileyrupe]

The scariest story I’ve ever heard was one from my mom when she was 15 and out at a telephone booth at 10pm. She was talking to someone on the phone and the booth was at a dead end of a street. There was no one around except this one car infront of the booth and this guy was sitting in the car staring at my mom weirdly. So out of now where, she dropped the phone and ran out of the booth to get home since she only lived a minute away. The guy turned his car around so fast and drove all the way down the street to follow her and when she got to her door, no one was answering so she dropped on the floor and was laying down on the porch in the dark and the guy was driving by her house and she said she seen him looking all around probably wondering where she went. It was scary

[@emilywilson099]

One time I was leaving work around 11 at night and I was trying to move fast. This boy I work with stops me and says "I saw you walking alone and I wanted to make sure you were safe" I didn't know him but I will never forget that ❤

[@jazzylopez6360]

You walk home from work?

[@loveliistv288]

Awww this warmed my heart cherish him people like that are heaven sent . Love that for you 🥺

[@kai1303]

my stepfather started to stalk me after i moved out and has threatened to kill me many times (TW// he was also sexually abusive to me as a child) but this one time he chased me at night and I thought I was going to die... i was 9 years old, I can see the rage in his eyes still, the fear is horrible and I feel awful that most women have to deal with this constantly. I'm not a girl but my heart really goes out there to everyone who has experienced this horrible feeling or has to put up with these terrible people. you do NOT deserve it and you are NOT alone.

[@user-mr4bb8bx3i]

I’m sorry that happened to you :(

[@Jayrrraven]

I’m so sorry love. I’m glad your out of that situation

[@a.melahnie]

Her re-enacting Eddies reaction to “running into her” at the restaurant has me crying!!!! “Omg what are you doing here?? Omg small world! Hahahalololool” 😂😭

[@BritneyAlea]

Not me being scared to click the video because it's late and the thumbnail is actually creepy as hell 😂😩. My nosiness won in the end though lol.

[@JessM20_]

Right😂😂

[@BreezyRenee333]

There have been 3 times in my life where I've been followed somewhere by men. All 3 involved me riding a bike. At 8, I was followed home. The car sat outside my house for an hour waiting for me to come back out. At 13, I was followed down the road and had to ditch my bike and run into peoples backyards. The men laughed when I tried to pedal faster to get away and ended up breaking my chain. At 16, my friend and I were followed by a white van for multiple blocks and the van even tried to drive in reverse down a one way when we turned around to get away. Probably why I ended up being Criminal Justice/Psychology major.

[@jesscastro4183]

My mom used to say never turn your back on a bull. Meaning, don’t get too complacent around men you don’t know or when you’re out somewhere. (How sad is it that we have to teach our girls that? Who is teaching boys/young men not to be our biggest threat? SMH) I’m thankful your story ended with you getting in your car 💜

[@babettebustamante-lazo611]

I started watching you when I was in 7th grade, and now I'm headed in to my senior year of high school!!! You really are the sister that I never had & I've grown so much because of you, and your hustle makes me wanna hustle and work hard and be the person that the younger me wish she had. Thanks Nikki for all that you do, all your hard ass work is appreciated and we love youuu!

[@ideapolice3074]

i have a story like this. when i was in grade 6 (11 or 12 years old) i was walking home from school with some friends. my mom never let me walk alone because i was like 5'0 and 70lbs and my momma doesn't trust nobody. she agreed to let me walk halfway with my friend, and said she would meet me at the intersection where my friends house is, about 10 mins down the street from my house. so we leave 2 girls at the bus stop by our school and me and my friend "Sarah" start walking towards our neighbourhood. We get to the intersection where Sarah's house is and my mom isn't there yet, and we notice a man waiting to cross towards us on the other side of the intersection. when i tell you this man was staring into my soul, his presence made me so uncomfortable so i'm already wary of him. There were no cars on the road cause it was the middle of the day and it's a small neighbourhood. So he J-walks towards us and my friend asks me "should I just j-walk?" and he replies "yes" to her. so of course we're both like that was weird why is he talking to us. anyways we brushed it off and she crossed the street to go to her house, and my mom still wasn't there yet. i didnt want to start walking and have this man behind me, so i pretended to be waiting for the bus to allow him to pass but he just stopped with me and pretended to read the bus map. that's when i knew he was definitely shady and i needed to get away from him. my phone was in my backpack, so i couldnt pull it out to call my mom but i knew she was coming to meet me so i started walking hoping we'd meet at some point. the man started to walk behind me and follow me up the street, and of course i begin to panic a bit and start to walk faster and faster, but i could hear his pace speeding up behind me too. by the time i made it to the next crosswalk i was fully sprinting down the street, and i finally saw my mom standing on the other side next to some apartment buildings. i ran up to her as fast as i could and explained to her that man was following me, and literally burst into tears in her arms. when i looked back to see him, he was walking back towards the same bus stop we had just come from, as if he hadnt been following me.

[@mobilequeen3056]

Please be safe everyone .. do not be out tonight

[@nikkiblank8327]

Why?

[@jessicalaurita8440]

@@nikkiblank8327 Because nobody should be walking the streets at night especially women... this one time my sister was walking to the gas station at night to get cigarettes... she would’ve drove but she didn’t have a car at the time... I think her car broke down or something ... I don’t remember but anyways she said there was these 3 guys in a van & they drove by her as she was walking & they opened the door & she had to run... they tried snatching her up & I told her why were you walking at night? Cigarettes aren’t that important to risk your safety/ life... & from that night on she learned her lesson & never left her house at night... this world has never been safe ever... there is evil twisted people out there....

[@jessicalaurita8440]

@@nikkiblank8327 So my advice to you is never leave your house at night... & most definitely don’t recommend walking at night.... I don’t care what the reason is.... never risk your safety/ life... I never leave my house at night... cause there’s no reason too... I’d rather be home knowing that I’m safe... so please be careful & they do have a saying that all things that happen at night are not good....

[@MissPatricia2521]

That part when Nikki said "small world" she had me dying when she said that and the noise she made with her mouth lmao 🤣🤣

[@layn-tr7ld]

the first time i was followed was about 5 years ago when i was 12. it was at a walmart, i was walking around by myself. i passed this man at one point, we made eyecontact, and i noticed his cart was empty. A little later, i passed him again, his cart still empty. But this time, i looked back at him and he pulled a whole 180 and started following me. he followed me for a while before i lost him in the clothing section and hid behind a rack of clothes. I watched him frantically look for me and i booked it and told someone who worked there. i havent been to a walmart since. a few years ago, i waa at all the mall and this guy (30-40's) started following me. i lost him and went to the bathroom later on bc i really had to pee (bad idea) but luckily there were other girls in there. i finished washing my hands and went to walk about before this man literally came into the womens restroom. I was like "the hell are you doing" and he said "oh i thought this was the mens" and i told him obviously the fuck not and he walked out. but he never went into the mens restroom. he just left.

[@Ama_tullah]

Thank you for sharing your story of self awarness when you are out and about! This is my first time commenting on your channel, but I really feel like someone needs to hear my experience with walking alone in the dark, remember to ALWAYS trust your gut. 2 years ago, my family worked a lot of hours and they couldn't pick me up from my bus stop because at the time daylight savings was going on, and it got dark really fast. My college is downtown so it takes nearly 2 hours or more to get to my side of town and when I got to my bus stop it was pit black outside. I was very concerned because I was by myself and my neighbor wasn't at home to pick me up so I had to be brave and walk a mile to my house. Now check this out, earlier that day, my mother told me to wear a vest so that people can see me so I won't get run over, but I had a gut feeling about not wearing it so I didn't. When I was on the phone with my dad, all of a sudden a white van slowly came out of the dark and i booked it. Thankfully they didn't see me, cause I ran so fast I didn't look back. By the time I got home I was so scared I never felt that scared before. It was a very traumatic experience, and even though i had a flash light, it wasn't enough to keep me calm. Everytime we drive by the complex where i saw that van I couldn't look at it the same again. I know it's not of a crazy experience, but it still does have an effect on me. I told my parents to never, ever let me do that again. I don't care if i have to pay my neighbor I will never do that again. At that moment I didn't care if i was being paranoid, I rather be paranoid than a tragic story.

[@marikadp5125]

This gave me literally chills, i’m glad nothing bad happened to you girl ❤️🥺

[@hannahandersen5834]

Girl I needed a video from you SO BADDD! it’s 1 am and I’m so glad I got the notification that you posted. Love you 💜

[@luisaalvarado2507]

When I was 16 I had a girl friend who was 15 and used to party a lot. One day she invited me out to a club with her and I said yes! I usually used to take my best friend with me but that day she was sick and was not able to go. Well that day I got very drunk, she didn’t because she was one of those girls who pretended to drink but really didn’t. On our way out the club some guys started following us. They asked my friend if we wanted to go to an after party and my friend said yes but they said I had to go too. I said no even though I was drunk but my friend kept insisting So I ended up saying yes. On our way to the their car one of my good guys friends that happened to be at the same club saw me stumbling and came up to me and asked me if I was okay. He was a boxer. I explained to him that my friend wanted to go with those guys to an after party and as soon as he saw the guys I was talking about he said no. He carried me and took me to his car and took me to my best friends house. A few days later we were talking about what happened that day and they told me that the guys followed us to my best friend’s house and were asking my other friend to grab me so I could go with them so my guy friend went up to them and told them that I was not going anywhere and if they didn’t leave he was going to beat them up. So they left. I never talked to my other friend ever again.

[@amour647]

“Small world ahahahahhaahahjjsmsnna” killed me😭

[@ashleybrooks9415]

I’m so so glad you made it out safely. When I was 19 I worked at Walmart and they made us park as far from the store as possible for customer comfort. I worked second shift so I got off around 11 every night. One night my now husband but then boyfriend had met up with me when I got off so we could grab some groceries. I FORGOT that he had my car keys in his pocket. When I was walking to my car a group of truck drivers were hollering at me to come over there. It was probably midnight and I was terrified. One of them started walking towards me and I was locked out of my car. Thank GOD my husband looked over to check on me when he got on the road and he turned around with a quickness. So scary to think what would have happened if he didn’t check on me.

[@melissacamacho4379]

What an important video. Thank you for spreading awareness. Women need to understand that we don’t have the same comforts as men where we can get shit faced out in public. It just doesn’t work out well

[@jessicastowe6861]

To put a very long story short when I was 14 I had a “friend” who i had at the time recently got back in contact with who offered to walk me home one night to make sure I was “safe” I ended up back at his house and was very badly abused (I don’t want to trigger anybody but yall know) 8 years on and I’m still suffering from ptsd If you’re out late PLEASE just get a taxi home or a ride from somebody trusted ♥️

[@briannagordon9079]

Girl I’m getting sick and I swear this shit just made me feel so much better! Thank you SO MUCH FOR POSTING!💚

[@bayans.1759]

I hope you get better soon girl 💕💕 drink lots of water and rest up!

[@briannagordon9079]

@@bayans.1759 thank you love! Will do!

[@jennyl2209]

when i was little probably 6 years old, i was showering at my grandmas house and to go in the bathroom you had to go through my uncles room. i got out the shower and i don’t remember what i was waiting for i was in my uncles room waiting to change and he came in. he made me touch him. i have never told anyone about my experience.

[@karinacantu5752]

I’m so sorry that happened to you sweetie. I hope you are in a safe situation now

[@DezzKI]

Wow you are so brave and have so much courage to come out and tell us what happened to you back then. I had something similar happened to me as well And I hope that you are able to talk to someone about it because it can affect us even till this day If we don't talk about it. I wish you the best

[@LonDaDon.]

This happened to me too but it was my moms friend so we was all laying in the bed sleep mind you he was like a family friend who was in bed 50s and it was my mom then my sister then me then him and I was sleep and I just felt someone tugging on my hand and I woke up but I don’t sit up when I wake up I just open my eyes so I opened my eyes and I was just laying there and I felt something on my hand kinda like beating like a heart beat and I was like omg this is he’s private part and I didn’t know what to do and then I can feel him opening his pants and he put my hand on it like raw and then I just got up and went to the bathroom and washed my hands and he went into the kitchen and then as I was walking out the bathroom he was me if I was ok and I said yea I was like 7 or 8 at the time so I didn’t know what to do in that situation and my mom and sister were still sleep and I still having told anyone and I am 14 years old and he’s not around anymore because my mom and him got into an argument so yea😃

[@ailaoctober]

When I was a teen, I made a modeling page on Facebook for the pinup stuff I was doing. This guy followed me on there, and long story short he was crazy. He somehow got my address and sent me his hair (it said it was his hair, but who knows) and some other weird shit. I blocked him on Facebook before the mail incident, and SOME fucking how he ended up unblocked, on my personal Facebook friends list, and was sending me threatening messages like "you think its that easy to get rid of me?". I haven't seen or heard from him in years, but I never post where I live, I never share my location, never post any distinguishable photos of my home or property that could be found. I still, all these years later, feel like I'm being watched. I have other weird stories that I feel like might have been him too.

[@Xoxoyssa]

If you use your real name on fb he could google it and get your address/ phone number etc :/

[@jessicalaurita8440]

He could’ve found your address on white pages.... All you need is the name & location of the city you live in.... I checked mine a couple times luckily it’s my old addresses from 6-7 years ago

[@Fira_Lion]

My mental health hasn’t been doing so great and tonight I was so impatient like I wanted something to happen and I’m glad you uploaded 😅 Otherwise I would’ve lost my mind.

[@raayl9750]

the fact that he didn’t call your name or anything while he was behind you is so weird. if he really wanted to “just talk” to you, he would have gotten your attention to avoid startling you or catching you off guard.

[@TheKrista5]

This is some lifetime type of crazy. I'm glad that you weren't hurt. Everybody please safe. ❤

[@elliewilliams3174]

I think it’s also important that people realise that this can and does also happen during the day as well as at night. I used to get the train to see my boyfriend and a man who used to get on the train I once saw him sit with a group of young girls on a pretty much empty train. Idk if he saw me watching but the next time I got on the train he sat opposite me and then he kept getting closer and closer. The final time I got on the train he ‘fell’ on top of me trying to get to a bin. He would always chose to sit next to women on the train and it was always empty so he had plenty of choice of seat . I hate that the responsibility is on us to be careful and not on the people who act like this to change their actions.

[@SerenityPassion]

girl when you said silhouette out of the corner of your eye chills ran up my arms

[@ashleymodish7690]

Can’t sleep thank you noto squad

[@Vlogswithkimberly]

On some real!

[@NikkiGlamour]

Ayeeee!!! Thank you girl!! Glad you’re a night owl like meeee 🤣

[@saherkhan9845]

I am a night owl 🦉 too. Night owls who stand give a like lol 😂

[@stephaniecastillo3170]

Your videos get me through my shift !! I love the way you tell your stories.

[@maeperez6660]

GIRL, i was already watching another storytime of yours when I got the notification. you really said "here's something new boo!"😂😂 i live u Nikki!!!!❤️

[@MaryAngel98]

Damn, I too had a couple of stalking situations. One of them me and my best friend went out for New Year at my hometown and we were followed by a group of 5 guys home. We didn't find out about it till we arrived back home where we lived but that's not even the creepiest thing. They asked one of the ladies in the building where we lived and called out us by our names. First AND last names. So fucking creepy. I mean, it's more likely that they knew me but definitely not my best friend because her last name is not even heard of at my hometown. I had a hunch they somehow found us by stalking our Instagram. So I highly recommend putting your insta on private.

[@breana2734]

Don’t put your homes, cars, full names, even kids, new purchases, anything that makes you distinguishable or a target out on social media. Glad you’re ok x

[@vivig.6402]

Wthhh, why doesn't KZbin notify me anymore when you upload. Edit: One of my experiences that stick out was my junior year. I was 17, both me and my bestie. We used to do this thing where we'd text each other to meet up at our high school track after school, to usually vent about something or simply catch up. So we were there since like...5 in the evening, the sun was still up. We were so caught up in conversation though, that we weren't paying attention to the sun. It was around 8, already pitch dark. We didn't think too much of it, cause my bestie lived right around the corner. We start getting cold and start heading out towards her street. Once we got close though, on the corner of her street, there were 2 men just standing there. I didn't really think much of it, but my friend pulled me by my arm and started making us walk the opposite direction. I look over at her and ask her what's up. And she tells me she's seen those dudes around her street before and knows they're kinda sketchy. She didn't feel comfortable walking past them. So I'm like, okay. I turn around just cause something told me to, and I realized that these men were now following us. Not too close behind us, but still. So I tell her we can't go back into the track. There's hardly any lights and we could easily get trapped in since there is a fence around it with only one exit. So I pull her past the gates. She starts panicking immediately. I'm usually the more anxious one, but in this situation, I knew I couldn't let both of us panic. One of us needed to try and think a little more clearly. So she's freaking out and I tell her to call her sister, and tell her that we can just turn down the other street. My aunt lived down the street, thankfully. I tell her that as soon as we round that corner, we need to book it. Run as fast as you can. So as soon as we did, we sprint down the street. I could see that my aunt wasn't home, but I pulled her into my aunts garage and we could just hide behind her other car. I was curious, so I peeked around the car and see that these men stopped at the end of the street. These men SERIOUSLY STOPPED, and LOOKED AROUND. So my heart sunk, cause them looking around for us just confirmed that they were after us. They turned back the other way and I held my friend in my arms while she had a panic attack. I took her phone and spoke to her sister. She came with her husband to pick us up. We were obviously fine, but that was so scary. Especially with us being teens.

[@angelicakawasaki1839]

Never clicked a vid so fast!!! Storyyyyyy timeeeeee! Love you Nikki!

[@yassbomb]

Omg nikki its so brave of u to record this storytime in a real alleyway at night! i will always admire the dedication u have to ur craft 😍

[@raysquiggz]

THE QUEEN UPLOADS

[@cherylmyiow122]

And slays!

[@MCGreggy28]

I’m so sorry you had this experience. I’m glad you trusted your instincts and reported this person.

[@erinkay7080]

Thank you so much for reporting him. So many women don’t report cases like this out of fear that there attacker will find out.Which enables them to keep attacking people.All y’all stay safe and stay aware .

[@doughnutfactory4347]

The background is actually really so cool. I’ve never seen any KZbinrs do that

[@DakotaaCross]

I just love you and your channel ! You’re the reason I started my Story times ❤️ To teach and help others

[@aidastarcevic5593]

I love your channel too ❤️

[@brianarodarte199]

I freaking love you Nikki Your truly are someone I look up to and some one I can call my role model. I LOVE YOUUU!!!

[@carisasantiago6256]

I've never been followed before but I know how scary this can be for a lot of women. I'm so sorry this happened to you and that bad feeling you got, it was your gut instinct telling you that this man has bad intentions, LISTEN TO YOUR GUT!!! IT'LL SAVE YOUR LIFE!! Please stay safe everyone

[@Trash.baby.2004]

Trust your gut. You can usually feel when someone is bad or something bad will happen. Like she said be aware. Tell your friend where you’re going and when you’ll be home. Text your friends to make sure they’re home.

[@veronicajohnson353]

OMG you explain that feeling so perfectly I have just recently went through something similar this dude is a nut job just like that dude it's so freakin disrespectful to know that they are making you feel uncomfortable and yet they still want to push themselves at you with unwarranted attention. And I am so tired of always having to watch over my shoulder because of this wack job it's exhausting.

[@ghostghost2295]

This is by far your best story time, the most educational and I absolutely applaud you for telling the story of the way you did

[@Kim-yp5ps]

Once I was coming home and I was in my apartment complex parking lot and some guy got off his truck and followed me and he tried taking me back to his car and no one could hear me bc he covered my mouth so when he was trying to put me in his car I was fighting back and I saw his truck was newer so I instantly remembered that the alarm goes off if you hit it so I kicked it so hard and when it rung he got scared and let me go...it was like 2am, it was so scary 😭

[@jessicalaurita8440]

I’m so glad you’re okay! You know that was god watching over you ... don’t worry people who choose to do evil things to others will be rotting in HELL ... I promise you that.... they will have their day.

[@brayaunnaklimas8129]

Very off topic but girl you post everytime I need you🥴 its like you know. I'm like 100 lessons behind with less than a month of school catching up.. im glad nothing bad happened to girl💜

[@kristenrodriguez8926]

So, you really have me out here watching this at 2am..... Okay, bet, let me get my popcorn.