Weird Feelings That Turned Out to Be True

[@DarkWarchieff]

''gut feeling'' is your subconscious picking up something your conscious doesn't. Dogs are especially good at this. If your dog hates someone, kick them to the curb!

[@detohi957]

This reminds me, my older cat acts differently towards certain people, like he acts one way generally to the "average humans" but I noticed that he avoids some ppl like the plague. Well, I learned that the ones he avoids always turn out to be garbage human beings lol

[@RescueGoat]

My partner actually confessed to me a while ago that when we started dating, he was pretty sure about us making a good couple (as it should be). However, his family's dog not liking me would have been a deal breaker. Not his mom, or dad, or siblings, only the dog. Fortunately, the dog loved me (and I him).

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

What if your dog is a miserable git who only seems to like other miserable gits 😂

[@mechengr1731]

@@ComradeCommissarYuri this

[@RaspBerryPies]

Yeah that’s a good rule for some dogs but sometimes dogs don’t like certain people for other reasons. Some dogs have had past abuse and hate people who fit their previous owners description. Some dogs are just scared and don’t socialize with people a lot. Sometimes they’re just in a bad mood. Just wanted to clarify that you shouldn’t just straight up not associate with someone because a dog doesn’t like them because dogs are just as diverse as people and aren’t some lie detecting machines. My own dog has been in a grumpy mood before and growled at people he loves just because he was tired, hungry, etc.

[@jacob_90s]

Girl I went out with about 10 years ago. She made a comment in passing about hanging out with her other guy friends. Something about the way she said it gave me the impression she was dating multiple guys, but I had known her for a few months at that point and didn't believe she was dating anyone else, so I decided to ignore it. Sadly (or in hindsight thankfully) the relationship didn't really go anywhere after that. Flash forward about a year, and I hadn't seen or talked to her in nearly 6 months. Then one day she shows up at the store I'm working at, and I see and hear her talking to one of my coworkers. They clearly know each other, and are somewhat flirty, but it's clear he's not interested. After she leaves, I go up to him and ask him "Hey, was that ____?" He replied "Yeah." I say: "I know it's none of my business, but did you two used to date?" I'll never forget his response. He stopped what he was doing, turned and stared at me for a few seconds, then said: "Oh god, not you too." Turns out my intuition was right, and she _was_ dating multiple guys at the same time. When I had asked her out, she was already dating my coworker, as well as a few other guys.

[@glomnsfw]

omg????

[@fieryjalapenos4442]

My Step-mom’s Step-dad, let’s call him Jimbo, always weirded me out. He seemed like a fairly normal dude but something always made me not trust him. He always was eye balling my little (half) sister and I never felt comfortable with it. Tried talking to my dad about it but he said I was just trying to start something and to drop it. Fast forward a year later and my dad called me to tell me that Jimbo was just arrested for Child pornography and admitted to molesting my sister, who was three at the time and one of her cousins (4 yrs old). I hate that I wasn’t there to protect her, but I also feel like I tried and no one supported me. I wish I’d have taken more action when I had the chance.

[@PissyLissy]

Why is it always the step parents who end up raping someone's kid? It's horror stories like these that make me never wanna date someone if I were a single parent.

[@fieryjalapenos4442]

@@PissyLissy “Jimbo” was my step mother’s step dad so he was my little sisters step-grandfather. I’m hesitant to date someone with kids for two reasons. 1. Don’t ever want to be accused of something so horrid. 2. I’m worried they would never fully respect me as I’m not their real dad.

[@juicebox9046]

The thing that makes me mad the most in this story is your dad. I srsly hate parents like him who dont listen to their kids

[@fieryjalapenos4442]

@@juicebox9046 I tried to understand it from his point of view. Here’s his 15 year old son that he isn’t that close with telling him his father-in-law is molesting his 3 yr old daughter and of course without any actual proof sounds sort of ridiculous. What if he decides to confront Jimbo and we’re wrong? I’m sure it wasn’t an easy decision but I wish he’d would have done something. I don’t think my sister has any memories of it as she was still pretty young but it shows itself in other ways.

[@thora5039]

@@fieryjalapenos4442 I’m sorry that happened to your sister and I’m sending her love, don’t blame yourself, you were a child and you tried

[@edacheson8540]

"For printing child p*** on school computers..." Yes that is criminal and terrible and most people will pick up on that. But am I the only one wondering how our education system can allow someone that damn stupid to be responsible for TEACHING anyone ANYTHING?

[@tidepodpadthai2633]

Honestly, schools are so shitty that decent teachers end up leaving because they get shit treatment for shit pay, and it starts getting to the point where they'll hire literally anybody just to fill spots. At least that's how it seems, to me.

[@edacheson8540]

@@tidepodpadthai2633 fair point

[@NorgGrimm]

@@edacheson8540 Sometimes people who commit these type of crimes that could be considered "stupid beyond belief" have such big ego and Dunning-Kruger syndrome that they think they're being real genius and that nobody would get onto their track because everyone else in their mind is stupid.

[@maddy8328]

Ikr! The education system is so horrible

[@karaoconnoraliasraidra]

Maybe he thought, “Since there are multiple people using the printers, no one will be able to tell who printed it!” The thing is teachers have to sign in to print off stuff, make copies, etc., so it’s easy to see who was logged in at what time and place, and he’s still an idiot. Source: My parents and my aunt were all teachers. My Dad retired when I was very young, but my mom and my aunt used to talk about having to sign in to print/copy anything from the communal printer and copier because the school didn’t want teachers to exploit school resources (Otherwise a teacher could use up all the ink printing off flyers for their garage sale or whatever). This was in the 1990s, but I’d say the sign-in system is still used in schools.

[@SpiritedHeart94]

My cousin brought her (ex) boyfriend over to my grandparents’ house when I was 13 and when I turned to walk into the living room where he was sitting, I felt as if I’d been punched in the diaphragm & an overwhelming feeling of dread washed over me. I remember my brain screaming at me, don’t even *look* at him. Don’t even *talk* to him. Just go in the guest bedroom & watch movies until he leaves. So I did. A few months later he was arrested for assaulting a 12 year old girl.

[@someonethatexists2776]

Always listen to your gut

[@WorldWalker128]

There are some people that just give off That Vibe. Maybe it's in how they sit. Maybe it's in how their eyes wash over or linger on some one or some thing. Maybe it's in what they DON'T do rather than what they ARE doing. But NEVER ignore that reaction if you get it. I won't tell you to always trust your instincts because they can be wrong at times, but at the same time don't EVER ignore them. We get these reactions for a reason.

[@okayso1747]

16:14 Being gay doesn't stop you from sexually assaulting people of the opposite sex. Sexual assault is (most often) motivated by Exerting Power over others. Sexual gratification doesn't have to be part of it. Christ I wish more people knew this.

[@jasonsbrain2]

My guess is that this particular guy wasn't really gay, and he was just using that as an excuse to touch and harass the female employees. Most gay men don't habitually grope other women or try to look up their skirts. They're usually just not interested in that...

[@stinkyjoe4720]

Yes true. I had a friend who I had to explain "just because you're gay doesn't mean you can touch me" he was very much gay but thought that meant he could touch women because he was platonic with them idk I don't talk to him anymore

[@moykurs]

this. it took me a very long time to accept this, but it’s so important.

[@emilybarclay8831]

Gender and sex means nothing when it comes to these sorts of things. I’ve been inappropriately touched against my will by numerous women but not once by a man. People of all genders and sexualities need to learn to keep their damn hands to themselves and anyone with at least one working hand is capable of molesting someone

[@Davtwan]

Gut instincts may not be specific, but they are often accurate.

[@katarinatibai8396]

💯

[@Famejayster]

That's why "I don't know why I felt like that but I'm glad I did" was such a common line in most of these stories

[@iloveplasticbottles]

They're an evolved response to predators. Makes sense its applicable socially.

[@Addieee775]

one time I opened the frigde looking for food as one does, and my mom and sister walked in and I thought to myself "I should go." But I was still looking for food and didn't. A few seconds later my mom "asks" (Like when parents ask you to do something but if you don't or say no you get in HUGE trouble.) me to help my sister do something with her comfoter (the bed thing.) Anyways my 13 yo brain had a not a great idea of what to do so I complained and was forced to do it anyways. Turned out a mess my sister barely helped and my mom got mad cause I didn't do it right!! *I am still mad about that* and thats why you should always listen to you're instincts

[@jengsci8268]

Yup. I think some people don't have these gut feelings, or they just ignore them. Makes them easier prey. Sad.

[@angus_ismyname3424]

There was this resource officer at my middle school who always gave me the creeps. I was in 5th grade and I noticed he always chatted and laughed with the 8th grade girls. It was weird-the vibes were not right at all. Come to find out, he was arrested for soliciting the 8th grade girls online and served jail time the next year. Gross.

[@MsPegasus1001]

I am the "vibe checker" in my friends group from liars to stay away they have "bodies in the basement" vibe. They tease its my super power but don't understand the amount of real life nightmarish horrors it takes to acquire it.

[@ARedMagicMarker]

I too am the vibe checker. I haven't been through too many real life horrors, but I know of so many others who have, and I've had this intuition about people since I was a child. Everyone "feels" different. Most people just feel neutral. Some people feel gritty, some greasy, some soggy, come clean, some bright, some dirty, and some are just pure spine-tingling, neck prickling, GTFO. The latter really doesn't like people like you or me telling others to stay away from them, because that means they can't partake in their evil natures with their prey, or supply. Or at least it's going to be more difficult for them. Evil people also have a sixth sense on who is telling others about them, and telling other to stay away, so I've had a few run-ins with these evil people. Some vibe checkers have died in their rages, because the evil person was deprived or their opportunity. And in their mind, no one has a right to do that to them, even if you are trying to protect your family. They don't care. They don't see people as people, just supply.

[@felicitybywater8012]

Yep, I know about the real life horrors too :(

[@MrHoll87]

I had this ability when I was a kid, and it was potent. It seemed like the older I got and the more nightmarish horrors I personally experienced, the harder it became to see true intentions like I could as a child. I still posses that ability, but it's significantly less powerful now. My mom blames TV and movies for weakening my sense, says actors portraying bad guys "confused" me.

[@grenade8572]

@@MrHoll87 I have absolutely not vibe checkers. So, I like people who later be manipulating me (my chance : I've never been abuse) and had bad vibes about people who, in fact, are some of the best people I met in my life. I have reverse vibe checker. :/

[@MrHoll87]

@@grenade8572 Oh dang. That must be super frustrating.

[@awdrifter3394]

13:12 this is less men date anymore. If she 18 she should be charged with filing a false police report at least. Women shouldn't get away with false rape charges.

[@hansandhispanzerfaust6236]

No one should get away with this, it’s heartbreaking knowing how many people are in/were in jail and accused of rape even though they are innocent. That is one reason why i don’t trust everyone i meet.

[@Mylity66]

why doesn't this count as a sexual offense? False accusers should also be registered as sex offenders, no jail time needed, just that stain on their record

[@aeoligarlic4024]

It's infuriating that the REAL rapists are roaming free bc they have expensive lawyers and could easily threat their victims, and instead they can catch the falsely accused very easily! These idiots don't work bc of evidence, they work based on being cowards towards lawyers and only brave enough to catch small fries despite the lack of evidence

[@hansandhispanzerfaust6236]

@@aeoligarlic4024 yeah, its pretty sad, also realizing that there are a lot of serial killers that are rapists as well.

[@gentlegiants04]

@@aeoligarlic4024 That's because to a falsely accused man, they know they would never do that so it never occurs to them they would be accused.

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

I don't know if it counts as weird, but the day I met a guy I told my Mom I'd run off with him that day if he asked me, she said I was nuts. We got together 6 months later & moved in together immediately. We found out a few weeks later we had the same pediatrician as kids, & our moms recognized each other when we introduced them. We've been married almost 23 years now 😉

[@gentlegiants04]

Nice to hear a happy, positive story!

[@warman31]

I went to my girlfriend's church. I, an atheist, just thought it was going to be a normal sermon. Couldn't care less one way or another. Anyways, the one giving the sermon was the youth pastor who was one of the two candidates for the pastor position for the church. This sermon was... extra. He was extra emotional and extra "loving" of God and Jesus... and I could read through all the bullshit. This was 1000% meant to tug on the heart strings of the members. The harder he went, the higher my bullshit detector was going off. I could tell afterwards people were really taken aback by it, but my bullshit detector was not gonna stop until I left. Anyways, he ended up taking the position and turned this not very political or really telling people how to live their lives, to a complete sexist, political, no joy whatsoever church. Just about everyone not directly related to the pastor stopped going. He stopped the band, he told a girl who used the church to help her overcome her sexual assault to not talk about the assault, and he told my girlfriend who had gone for 20 years that she wasn't a member until she read and signed stuff. The more passionate someone is about what you should believe, the more full of shit they seem to be.

[@Igarappappa]

Sometimes people really ARE that passionate, but more often then not I encounter people who are just grossly overcompensating for something else and it just sets off all my alarms.

[@jasonsbrain2]

"He who knows seldom speaks, and he who speaks seldom knows." --Tao Te Ching

[@Igarappappa]

@G07 Denesse Anne Duran Good call.

[@asahmosskmf4639]

I used to know a pastor at a Methodist church, he was quite old, and everyone kept whispering to him to retire for months. One day he preached on adam and eve, and how he would have cheated on eve while she was pregnant if he was adam ! 😲 . He was kicked out after that...

[@jasonsbrain2]

@@asahmosskmf4639 Who would he have cheated on Eve with if there were no other women around...?

[@musicalhearts2879]

The Anders Breivik genuinely gave me chills. I honestly expected the story to be about some random internet creep, not to be about the guy who was responsible for the Norway attacks. I didn’t even know he played WoW, and that just makes it more creepy, considering the game is a huge part of my childhood.

[@Chironex_Fleckeri]

I think that story was a lie. It reads exactly like a news article I read about the guy.

[@Chironex_Fleckeri]

All the things he said were just public info

[@D_YellowMadness]

Oh. I didn't know that name so I just thought it was an overly dramatic story about someone being slightly cringy in WoW.

[@Igarappappa]

Me and my bro's first wife never got along. We never argued or had issues with each other and were always nice when she came over (even back when they were dating) but I always noticed that she never really felt comfortable with us. Whenever we had parties or celebrations she'd often come across as not as happy or invested as anyone else who was there. I'm not sure if even after they married if she ever really "liked" being part of the our family. Why I wasn't too shocked when I found out they were gonna get a divorce. If nothing else my brother's new wife really enjoys being part of the family and is always a joy to be around. I'm not sure what's going on with my ex-sister-in-laws life (I don't feel it's my job to pry) but I can assume she's enjoying herself. I'm just glad my bro had someone who makes him feel happy.

[@a.a131]

I had something similar happened with a cousin, his (ex) girlfriend was really introverted (or that's what i think) and wouldn't really talk (only the necessary) on families reunions or when we went to eat... Still ahe was good people to me but i had the gutfeelingthere was smth more behind it.. Isk

[@gamesux420]

As creepy as that teacher from 1:13 was, i respect him for resisting his urges and beeing honest and (essentially) apologizing.

[@ghostcardsandcollectables]

I have my own Angela story from the other side . My cousin's ex speaks with an American accent not sure which . But she is actually born and bred in Newcastle England.

[@z3ngz]

If I was born in Newcastle I would fake an accent too mate

[@maggiesmith856]

It's possible that Angela was Canadian. Canadians often sound 'British' to Americans .

[@brettlarch8050]

I feel sorry for the organ instructor. But these things happen. There’s people who grow up straight as a door and then they get married and have children and realize they aren’t truly happy. It’s not that they ran away from being gay. Sometimes the rainbow arrow just hits you and you realize what you’ve missed out on.

[@zebnemma]

But wouldn't they know that they are gay on some level tho? Like for them to think they are straight they must be in some serious denial but still on some level know. I just can't imagine a gay person being straight well into adulthood and then just one day they are gay all of a sudden. You can't change your sexual orientation from one day to another lol. It must be denial. There's no other explanation. Like attraction isn't only about sex. So you will start to realise even in middle school what your sexuality is even tho you are not even ready for sex. So I don't really get how some gay people can be like "I didn't find out I was gay untill I had sex with the same gender". Like bro... You knew.... C'mon now don't lie. If you get butterflies in the tummy from being around a person that is what sexuality is before it leads to sex.

[@darxhart1646]

@@zebnemma no- society has taught us to be interested only in those of another gender- there’s plenty of people who didn’t know they were gay for a long time because that wasn’t an option in their minds. It wasn’t until I was well into my 20’s and in a long term Herero relationship that I came to terms with being Bi. But at 20, I’d have fought that idea tooth and nail. It may seem illogical to you, but blame society- that’s what causes this. A society that refuses to accept and support anyone not a straight cis.

[@valenciageode25]

And at least he got some advice and didn’t do anything creepy with a student besides hand touching and staring.

[@detohi957]

@@darxhart1646 Oh come one, I didn't know there was anything besides heterosexual until I was in my mid-late teens, yet I've always known in my whole life, even if I couldn't put a word to it that I liked people regardless of gender. It's not something you only feel when you know the proper term for it, it's a feeling, like I didn't know it was an "option" to like anything else but "the opposite gender", yet that wasn't how I felt.

[@theblackcatgirl7013]

I can't imagine where I'd be if I wasn't part of the "totally not gay" group in middle school. Before I met those kids I was so so so so so deep in the closet I didn't realize that my obsession with Halle Berry was different and was actually a celebrity crush. After I had met them and some came out of the closet I was just "Hey wait...." You really cannot tell I'm gay either, I look as straight as a door, and before I met my friends I thought I was as straight as a door.

[@Sephicard13]

In 2019 I went to a Pride event at a bar with a few friends and agreed to meet a guy from Grindr there. He was quiet, seemed nice enough, didn't say anything weird but I just didn't get a good vibe so I ditched him and left with my friends. Just shy of a year later, a local article popped up on my FB about the guy. He had just murdered his boyfriend, and I felt the shock of "that could have been me, what if I had taken him home?"

[@felicitybywater8012]

You dodged a massive bullet. Good thing you went w your gut.

[@Sephicard13]

@@felicitybywater8012 Literally dodged a bullet, he shot his bf in the face a few times

[@JustAKomiFan]

Felt someone was on the edge of breaking down So I walked them out of the room and asked them what’s wrong Turns out their cat just died and didn’t want to drag attention to themselves We talked for a while and I’m happy I talked to them because their a good person and doesn’t deserve so much silent despair

[@HaosOnline]

If someone claims they were raped and it wasnt true they need to serve the time the person would have gotten. Need to stop believing people 100% and actually ask questions and demand evidence.

[@scooberdoober1969]

yeah false rape accusations are like super rare and actual rape victims reporting rapes is rare enough so if someone came out and said they'd been raped, i'd believe them first and ask questions later. We live in such a patriarchal society that rapists hardly ever get locked up for long enough if they go to prison at all (especially white ones). Look at Brock Turner, Nicholas Fifeild, Austin James Wilkerson, Bill Cosby ect. But I do agree with you that false rape accusations are awful because they're so disrespectful to actual sexual assault victims and could potentially ruin an innocent person's image. It is a bit odd that you're more concerned with false accusations (which make up about 2% of all rape accusations) than actual rapists tho.

[@hansandhispanzerfaust6236]

@@scooberdoober1969 not just the innocent person’s image, but life, some guy got 14 years and they finally tried him not guilty and his ex got off scot free, the false rape accusations are very frustrating and infuriating. There could be more than 2% false rape accusations though.

[@scooberdoober1969]

@@hansandhispanzerfaust6236 see i agree with you. that's totally fucked up. I just think that actual rapists and the statistics of how many women will experience sexual assault in their life is kinda a worse problem considering how rare false accusations are. I don't understand why people keep focusing on this instead of doing something about rape and sexual assault since false accusations are so rare and sexual assault is so common?? it just feels like another way to demonize women and try to push the blame on them for rape, which honestly i'm sick of. rape is inherently a men's issue and women need to stop taking the blame for it. it's always "don't stay out too late" or "always carry pepper spray" or "don't leave your drink uncovered" not "men, don't rape"

[@Mylity66]

@@scooberdoober1969 Most false rape accusation tend to be resolved outside of court because they are either blatantly obvious or they accused has tons of evidence to refute it, the police even encourage to keep this away from court. That's why there are not many real statistics about it, but most guys know someone that has been accused or sometimes they have been accused themselves. False accusations are not rare at all, what is rare is an open accusation to the legal system as the false accusers tend to try and keep it within the social sphere of influence of both her and her victim to maximize the damage, the moment it gets so big that the police gets involved it all falls apart but the accused has already lost their jobs, friends, opportunities, etc. Rape stems from poor education, mental instability and poor response from security forces. In one of these videos there was this guy who in excruciating detail described how he wanted to rape but didn't just because he was afraid of the police, that he thought they were competent enough to find him swiftly. There are evil people everywhere, most have enough self control to behave in a civilized manner, others need to know they won't get away with it to stop them from committing a crime, a select few just don't care. This guy cared, and he was very very clear that if the opportunity suddenly came to him on its own he would take it. That's why they tell you those things like "don't leave your drink uncovered" or "don't walk around this area at night" etc. If you blow air into your neck with a stack of $100 bills while carrying jewelry and walking down the bad part of town, you are just giving those evil people the opportunity they wish for. It is not your fault and it is not right for you to get robbed but you could have avoided it in many ways. Only thing I tell my female friends is to never be a victim, fight like hell, never give up. And the best fight is the one you avoid.

[@scooberdoober1969]

@@Mylity66 I'm sorry but that last part made literally no sense. Telling people to fight when they're attacked is just kinda common sense?? like?? and most people who are raped are done so by people they know not just random junkies stumbling around at 3 am. And you also kinda proved my point with the victim blaming you just did. If woman goes outside in a sketchy area late at night in an outfit that sister mary annette would definently not approve of and gets kidnapped or whatever it's her fault, right?? No. It's not. People should be able to go outside whenever the hell they want wearing whatever the hell they want and not have to fear for their safety. And my whole point was we keep setting expectations for women on how to avoid rape without actually confronting the issue, which is men. We need to stop teaching girls how to defend themselves and start teaching boys not to rape instead. Like they expect women to like become supernatural or develop a sixth sense or some shit with how they expect us to avoid rape. The thing about "not many false accusations are reported" is kinda pointless considering that actual sexual assault victims hardly ever report what happened to them either. Which is due to how horrendously rape cases are handled by the justice system (go back to victim blaming and all the examples i listed of men who raped and were let off with little to no time; just look at Bill Cosby since everyone's talking about that rn and he's literally a serial rapist) And if the false accusations aren't reported to the police, then it would still suck but not leave a lasting impact on the accused's life. It wouldn't show up on their record or anything. anyways, here's a really good pdf with statistics and shit from the national sexual violence resource center: www.nsvrc.org/sites/default/files/Publications_NSVRC_Overview_False-Reporting.pdf

[@valenciageode25]

18:20 The brothers dad seems like a great person and great dad. Only one was his kid but he believed them, insisted that neither would be left with that creep again, didn’t budge, and let both live with him.

[@amarareed2432]

My evil grandmother got into a relationship and I wanted to see what poor bastard was getting buffalo'ed, when I met him it was like my instincts were like bish don't be alone with this man, he was nice but was handsy and had a noticable staring problem. I didn't go around much I'm not a fan of my grandmother, this man gets her to cook Sunday dinner every sunday and grandma can cook very well so I was there every other sunday with those who came after dinner and I was trying to escape he caught up to me and thanked me for visiting and told me that if I ever wanted to have my lady parts serviced that he has 67 years of experience and no complaints he told me to ask my grandmother....I left and didn't visit again for a long while but at some point he got one of my grandmother's friends daughter pregnant.

[@gentlegiants04]

Holy crap. That's.... Blatant.

[@esmooth919]

That "man" was bold as fuck!

[@Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhgh]

When I was in 6th grade I went to an “art class” that sucked but that’s not part of the story. In that class there was this guy I never really liked and was obnoxious but I never got bad vibes from him. 2 years later I learn from my best friend that he would talk abt me and was very weird towards this little girl (7-8 at the time) and once when she went to the bathroom he went to the door and started knocking and banging on it while she was in there and my best friend yelled at the kid and when he walked away she went in and comforted the girl who was crying. Kevin is a genuine trashy kid and I’m incredibly happy I don’t go to that class anymore.

[@weresofansie1457]

I don’t know why, but my eighth grade history teacher always freaked me out. He was basically everyone else’s favorite teacher, they all thought he was hilarious. Maybe I just didn’t appreciate his humor, for example, one time in class I was having an allergy problem and I took a deep breath through my mouth because my nose was stuffed up. It was during a quiet work time so I could be heard clearly. He asked me “is breathing required at school? Why would someone ask that? Something else that freaked me out is that during work times, he would just pace the classroom with a giant bag of almonds and crunch on the almonds the whole time. So far I haven’t heard anything bad about him but he always freaked me out. Close to the end of the school year I think he finally figured out I didn’t appreciate his humor and made it his mission to make me laugh. He never did.

[@shadessoffcooll]

what are you on about

[@weresofansie1457]

@@shadessoffcooll Idk I just had a bad gut feeling about my eighth grade history teacher. Hasn’t been proven right or wrong yet. I was just telling some things that happened.

[@he4vensn1ght]

i swear we went to the same school, you sound exactly like one of my friends. our 8th grade history teacher was the same way. my friend never laughed at his jokes, causing him to make it his personal goal to make her laugh, which in retrospect sounds pretty innocent, but it wasn’t. it got very weird as the year went on. besides that he just gave off very weird energy, the way he moved and talked was just...off. he didn’t target me personally but he always creeped me out, like there was definitely something going on in his life outside of school that he’d be fired for if anyone found out what it was.

[@weresofansie1457]

@@he4vensn1ght it would be weird if we knew each other

[@anonymizzle]

Women who lie about being raped should go to jail for however much time the rapist would have gotten.

[@bluegirl278]

@anonymizzle it is illegal to make a false report. Idk what the punishment is but you can get charged and punished for it. Also, many rapists don’t get very long sentences even if it was the worst moment of a persons life and traumatized them forever or got a girl pregnant, they usually get away with only like 3 years in jail (not saying that getting falsely convicted isn’t that bad, it is terrible and causes so many issues down the line even though a man is more likely to get raped by someone than to be falsely accused). Where I live there is actually no minimum sentence for rapist but we have a maximum for some damn reason. No more than ten years. That’s some bull when rape can cause so much damage.

[@anonymizzle]

@@bluegirl278 white women do this all the time I don’t see anything happening to them.

[@bluegirl278]

@@anonymizzle If the false allegation is reported and taken to court, they can be charged. Like any other crime, it has to be reported and they have to be tried. Also, a man is more likely to be raped than he is to be false accused. False accusations are terrible but in Canada only 2% of rape cases are proven to be false, in the USA it is 8% if I am remembering correctly, and it is about 6% in the UK. Over 50% of rape and assault goes unreported. False allegation are terrible and anyone who falsely accuses should be punished to the full extent of the law, but rape is far more prevalent than false reports. Anyone can say someone raped them but very few false accusations go to court and even fewer get a person convicted as it’s insanely hard to get actual rapist in jail, let alone innocent people. Even when they are re put in jail, there sentences are usually very short and they then go on to reoffend.

[@0palantics]

Wouldn't say lying is on the same level as rape but okay.....

[@Chuckf66]

When lying about being raped means that an innocent man gets jailed then yes, the liar SHOULD face the jail sentence that the accused would have faced. She should also be placed on a publicly accessible database.

[@snygnyx9242]

I didn't listen to my friend's gut feeling. And stories. I was an idiot being drawn in and manipulated. After I woke up, I realized I was out a few hundred dollars trying to help a woman who was stringing me along, and also a broken heart. Upside, my bond with my friend is stronger than ever, and the manipulator is far out of my life.

[@herusaleron6793]

teacher who taught my music class always seemed off to me. he was super mean and just projected stuff onto students like me to shame us for no reason other than it made him feel better. turns out he was gay and hated having to hide it bc he had a wife and kids. he was projecting his own insecurities onto all of us. last i heard he divorced his wife and got married to a guy he was seeing. i hope he’s feeling much better now even though he was a prick to us.

[@MindOfGenius]

I had a gut feeling that Robin Williams wasn't going to have a natural death. I was watching the show 60 Minutes sometime during the mid or late 1990's where he was giving an interview. The interviewer's final question [as best as I can recall these details] was "Some people say you're the funniest person alive; what do you have to say about that?". And he goes from super upbeat to a more reserved tone as he replied something along the lines of "you show me the happiest person in the world, and I'll show you someone with real problems" and he smile fell just a little. I knew right then that he wasn't going to die peacefully in his sleep; I didn't think he would die the way he did, I thought it would be something rare or a freak accident, like a bungee cord snapping or a roller-coaster related accident.

[@wynkelly1389]

I remember that interview. I remember thinking the same thing.

[@raizelcortez3219]

This is kinda how I feel about Miley Cyrus. After Mother's Daughter and Unholy and a few other songs came out, I just feel like she's not going to be around for much longer. Which makes me sad. I really hope I'm wrong. I really do. I really don't want to be right about this, but it's such an overwhelming feeling.

[@raizelcortez3219]

Like, when I first heard Unholy, it actually gave me goosebumps and I remember thinking "this is something someone makes before accidentally dying, like ODing or drinking too much or something." And it's almost like I get flashes/glimpses of what's going to happen possibly. But I just really hope I'm wrong and that my mind is just like.... imagination running wild or something. I don't know.

[@felicitybywater8012]

He would not be the first comic in history to suffer from serious depression.

[@emilybarclay8831]

Comedy is one of the most common coping mechanisms so someone who’s really experienced in comedy has probably been using it for years

[@griffta03]

When I was in boot camp(USN), there was a socially awkward guy from Texas (I’m from TX too). We’ll call him “Jack.” My friends and I befriended Jack in the hopes of helping him becoming more sociable and way less awkward. After we got out of boot camp we all ended up at the same base for our next phase of training specific to our career paths, my friends and I invited Jack out with us and even bought him some more updated/fashionable clothes. No matter how much progress he made in terms of social interactions, there was always an X factor we couldn’t nail down. We all ended up going our separate ways in our military careers and we lost touch with Jack. I eventually ended up becoming a police officer 18yrs after I left the Navy in a city that most in the US would consider the middle of nowhere (near San Antonio, TX). During my initial training with that agency, I got dispatched to a disturbance call and I immediately recognized the primary actor as Jack but he doesn’t recognize me. I get his name/dob and confirm that he’s the same dude I went to boot camp with. He’s very obviously a meth addict now too. As soon as I ran his information on my in-car terminal, I get audible alerts that he is a registered sex offender. Well, I hate rapists and pedo’s, so I decide to f**k with him. I start telling him details about his past (specific to our shared experiences in the military). The guy starts getting super paranoid, begins freaking out, and literally accuses me of being some sort of wizard. Before he had an aneurysm, I tell him I went to boot camp with him (didn’t give him my name though). Then, I told him I guess he was so awkward back then because the kidf**ker in him was just waiting to get out. I told him to STFU, go inside, and leave his neighbors alone; or, I’d be arresting him for every minor offense just for him continuing to exist. I went back to the office and looked up his case. The POS diddled two girls, 7 and 9 years old. Like other peace officers, I don’t fantasize about taking life but I can unquestionably affirm that I would not get any PTSD about ending “Jack.” Thankfully, we locked him back up for quite a while for violating his sex offender registry terms and a few other felony offenses, including assaulting public servants. Oh yeah, he was also a sovcit and, like most sovcits, repeatedly demonstrated that he knew precisely d*ck about his rights, the law, and the code of criminal procedure. I hope he gets the same class of abuse in prison that he forced on those little girls.

[@thelonggame9166]

16:16 These people aren't actually gay men. It's used as cover to do exactly what's described

[@crystalcole888]

Twice in my life I've had that feeling about people upon first meeting them. That sinking, creepy, terrified feeling for no apparent reason. Something about them is just wrong. I was right both times. They were both extraordinarilly warm and Charming when I first met them. I figured I must be mistaken. Don't ignore that feeling. They were both very dangerous people, capable of inflicting huge amounts of harm.

[@boisegameshowguy]

I had a weird feeling about my wife just days into our marriage. I dismissed it at first. But it turned out to be right. We’re working on getting divorced

[@Phoebe5448]

Sounds like my parents, only my mum was too in denial to get divorced until I came along. She convinced herself she loved my dad and was constantly running after him, but since he's a narcissist he never gave a damn. Glad you're getting out of that.

[@crystalgoddess4085]

When I was a lot younger, we had this family living across the road from us, the mother seemed fine, along with her young daughter, but her older son, seemed really off to me, he was a good 5-6 years older than I was (I was only 8, he was around 13), yet seemed way too fascinated with me and was abnormally friendly. About four years after that, he was apparently arrested for sexually assaulting kids.

[@ruthscott6757]

I remember having a gut feeling about my PE teacher (male) in grade 3. He was loved by everyone in school. Did not stay in an isolated area with him. Had my eyes on him until I reached grade 6. He was caught fondling a girl in my class. Only grade 6 students knew about it until a few months later the girl got r"ped. He became a prime suspect.

[@ants_in_my_eyes_johnson6844]

Glad that one teacher kept his desire in check. Seems like there was only 1 so far to do so.

[@nicern_lp_rp_gtrxxx5420]

No proof no roof

[@ants_in_my_eyes_johnson6844]

@@nicern_lp_rp_gtrxxx5420 ha

[@PassTheMarmalade1957]

My mum had a friend whose kids I used to play with all the time, and for some reason, I absolutely hated their dad. I can remember not wanting to be anywhere near him and always telling him to go away whenever he tried to speak to me, but I honestly can't tell you why I disliked him so much. About 15 years later, my mum hears that her friend (who we haven't seen in years at this point because we moved away,) is divorcing the guy because he's been beating her.

[@user-vi1bo5wd9t]

the anders breivik one actually made my blood run cold i’d not go online for months if that happened to me jesus christ

[@suhtoriia2250]

I don't get it, could you explain?

[@anthonylong9067]

@@suhtoriia2250 anders breivik is a mass shooter from Norway.

[@jessnalulila5552]

@@suhtoriia2250 he's a mass murderer, who also made a n*zi salute in court

[@Smugglenuglle]

In an online friend group on discord, there was this guy who I felt really uncomfortable with. He would always 'jokingly' ask a lot of girls out, saying he's lonely and sad. He was a nice guy at first, so kind of the 'leader' of that since all of us don't like leading. It made many stop coming because of him and when they do check into the group, we all just quit discord if we see him online. Cut to few months later, a lot of people quit the group and made a new one without him in it because it turns out he was having a relationship with an underaged girl, and cheating on her with another underaged girl. There were already some flags when he says "Love knows no age" bs

[@KazumiKiguma]

Haha we booted someone like that from our server recently, no cheating but the guy had no issues when a minor in the server was lying about his age. Both were mods, underage kid admitted it publicly and figured he'd lose his permissions (he did) but other guy was like "not sure why it matters i thought you were a good mod". Underage kid was constantly flirty, meaning if anyone reciprocated they'd be in trouble, not to mention just having a mod lying about something like that in the first place, but "good mod"? Kid never did anything mod-like, and abused his powers once. Come to find out the guy who saw no issue with it was getting in the DMs of a minor in the server, but thankfully she put a stop to it and let us know.

[@raizelcortez3219]

2:55 I don't think anyone ever wants to be right about someone being a pedophile. I'd rather be wrong and paranoid, than to ever be right. There's no "I told you so" that would feel good enough to feel happy and vindicated when you are finally proven right.

[@redhood7524]

When I was younger, I had a type of sixth sense with relationships. My step-sister (now removed) was dating this guy, and he seemed to be an asshole and even had an ankle bracelet (police issued), but she was head over heels for him. I kept it to myself, and they broke up due to my (now removed) father. Another time, my mom was dating a military man. He just gave me a bad feeling in my stomach. He had kids, and let them watch horror films. He assumed the role of my father even though I barely knew him. He ended up being a really bad cheater.

[@snicksabea]

A lot of military men are off their rocker.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

My latest. Last night walking toward my bathroom. (My sons friends dog had gone missing that morning) I suddenly said, out loud, "I'm afraid hes been hit by a car. And that they're going to find him dead. I sure hope not." And my son called me about 7:30 AM to tell me that they found the dog dead. Someone had hit him with their car. Then just moved him to the shoulder of the country road.

[@felicitybywater8012]

I fracking hate it when something bad happens to an animal. It hits me as hard as when something bad happens to a kid.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

@@felicitybywater8012 Same here. Update though. The people who's dog was hit, now have a new puppy.

[@darkangel_1978]

I went to elementary school with a kid, who gave me the creeps. We used to talk amongst ourselves at lunch, about how creepy he was. Many years later, watching the news with my Mom, they show the same kid (was an adult by then), having been arrested for attempted murder. I reminded my Mom about him, and her jaw dropped.

[@Gabi-xp3tn]

I've had one of these too: My mother's childhood friend is known to have a new boyfriend every once in a while but they would break up either because they guy doesn't meet her standards or because they do her dirty (she's very naive). I usually never had a bad gut feeling about them because I was only a little infant when I saw most of them. But then she introduced us to her new boyfriend, let's call him Max. The friend kept telling us about how Max apparently is a wealthy loving man with fairly good looks and had already traveled to several countries etc., he was basically 'perfect'. I kid you not the second this man stepped into my room, I had a horrible gut feeling about him and I immediately wanted him out of my room. He kept acting kind and smiling but I knew his smile was just show, I knew it from the start. Everyone of my family loved him, except my grandma and I, we both had the same gut feeling. Later it turns out this guy was a sociopath who had mentally abused my mother's friend and almost got physically abusive, he never helped her with anything even when she was pregnant and obviously couldn't do certain things such as building the furniture at their new apartment, she always had to do the dirty work. He also made her move far away from her parents and sister, and manipulated into her thinking that her family hates her, and that they don't need her. He also had a wife and two kids before her and guess who divorced who first? The ex-wife; and even the children don't want to have any contact with him anymore. It also turned out that he wasn't wealthy at all and was around 80.000 € in debt to his boss, who fired him months later because he never paid it back. Unfortunately this guy still has custody of their child but she finally kinda got away from him.

[@Cowinator66]

Mad eye moody helping kids avoid getting roofied …. How helpful.

[@QUEERVEEART]

Omg the one where the girl lied about being molested makes me SO UPSET. This is the reason people dont believe most survivors. It devastates me that people actually lie about this. It’s such a small percentage. But people hear of them and then dont believe actual survivors. It’s so damaging. ):

[@Phoebe5448]

IKR. lying about assault just makes more people think assault victims are lying!! I can't understand why someone would lie about that, just for attention or because they didn't want to be caught out in a lie. Frick those horrible people.

[@ME-ou5wl]

This kid I went to high school with gave me weird vibes. He never really did anything too bad while we were there but he just gave me the creeps. One day I told my friends that of the kids in our grade, that one guy would end up killing someone someday. It was just a feeling that I had but didn’t really know why. Two years later and he’s in the news as a wanted person for showing up to a fight with a gun and shooting a guy in the street. The guy ended up dying, and it was just a wrong place, wrong time situation.

[@CherryFizzOfficial]

I made a friend who I really cared about. She was cool, but I always had a horrible feeling about her older brother. He was one of those annoying overprotective brothers, but she always defended him and insisted he only behaved that way to protect her from relationships that weren't right. Fast forward to her finding the love of her life and while I was supporting her, the brother turned out to be a disgusting person and joined the poor girl's parents in trying to ruin her life and her relationship with the man she's planning to marry. She's a strong girl and is still thriving with the support of her friends including me and her lover, who's she's still with ofc, though

[@EmuInDenial]

I had a teacher in high school who was always happy and loved his job. For some reason he used to give me a depressing vibe after a while. A few weeks after I started getting this vibe, he killed himself.

[@BonkVibin]

That false SA accusation story made me angry and sad. I have a friend who's lost a lot of his friends due to an ex falsely accusing him. He was friends with his friends for 8 years and they knew the girl for 2-3 years. They believed her without any questions. However I'm an asshole because I did ask questions which ended up proving she is lying. They say they are taking it seriously but I don't see them suggesting she get therapy over the "incident" or even just reading the literal medical facts and laws that disprove her claim. Yes. Not questioning her or encouraging her to get help is definitely taking it seriously. A bunch of assholes they are. Worst part is this is the second time my friend has been falsely accused yet they didn't believe the first girl because they weren't friends with her. This behavior disgusts me. A lot.

[@56beverley]

My only experience with this is seeing a picture of Princess Diana on the yacht and suddenly the feeling that she would be dead very soon came over me. It was several days before she did die. Never had this feeling before or since. It freaked me out a bit.

[@Sailorguardianluna]

It happened with my last boss. I got a weird feeling that just said "I don't like her, something's weird about her." But ignored it and figured we just had a personality clash. She later turned out to be a workplace bully (Yelling at employees a lot, setting up unrealistic standards even when told multiple times employees couldn't get everything done, etc) and for whatever reason, she targeted me specifically, and towards the end she purposely set me up for failure by making me close on Christmas eve by myself, then writing me up because everything wasn't %100 perfectly done. I found a new job and am not working under this bully anymore. My health has improved not needing to deal with the stress she brought into my life

[@struwbunny]

one of the biggest lessons my trauma taught me was to not think “they wouldn’t do that to me” just because they have kids. my assaulter had 2 daughter and 4 grandkids. still assaulted me over the course of 4 years

[@marinadubois7347]

Always, always go with your instincts. Especially when you have a strong reaction.

[@prettyoriginalnameprettyor7506]

7:20 some kids can just sense emotions or intent in a way that adults can’t it’s pretty cool

[@squirrel670]

Probably because they have no reason to put up with suspicious behavior

[@WorldWalker128]

Others are so blind that it's scary.

[@BraveryWing26]

The OP with the group of friends who defended the abuser should realize she was better off out of that group.

[@civilwildman]

I had eerie vibes about one of my supervisors at my previous job in the back of my mind. My suspicions were thoroughly increased when he ended up having a wife young enough to be his daughter. About 5 years ago, the Archdiocese of Connecticut released his name in connection to inappropriate conduct with minors.

[@theedgyteenager9383]

When I was in seventh grade, I was introduced to this older kid by a "friend". I never trusted them, even though they'd always been nice to me, gave me things, were generally really nice. Later on, they got introduced to my friends, including the ones that are three or so years younger than us. I hated it so much, and would *not* allow them to be in a room alone with them (if I could help it). Turns out they tried to groom most of them, and almost exposed themselves in front of the youngest (youngest just turned 13- they were almost 21) but she screamed before anything could happen and a teacher ran in. She was too distraught to say anything, they said she saw a spider and screamed.

[@jcfreak2007]

My husband asked my father for permission to ask me to marry him and my father legit asked him why he liked me, implying that he was surprised because I was overweight... Really creeped my hubby out but he did not mention it until a few years into our marriage when I started coming to the conclusion that my father was terribly abusive on my own and he finally tells me...

[@56beverley]

We had a manager at work who was very off and we all knew it. I googled him a few years after I left to find he had been a youth club leader back in the 70's and had abused this young boy over 8 years. He was sent down for 16 years. He died of dementia and Parkinsons in jail because they wouldn't transfer him to a care home.Good.

[@MrHoll87]

I have one that is pretty similar to some mentioned in this video. When I was a kid, I had this uncanny, almost supernatural ability to just know if a person was "good" or "bad". Even complete strangers, just one glance and little kid me knew if I could trust that person or not. The best example of this was when I was probably five years old, my family and I lived in a complex of townhouses. The complex hired independent lawn care companies to service the yards of the houses. One day I was playing in the front room when a new, clean and good looking young man showed up in front of our house to mow our lawn and trim etc. He looked respectable, early 20's at the most, clean cut, fresh shaved, wasn't dressed sloppy, overall looked very professional and just seemed to be a very upstanding young man. I had never seen him before and had no interactions with him, but the first time I saw him outside our window, I became terrified and ran to the back of the house to hide, crying uncontrollably. My mom and sisters tried to calm me down and assure me everything was fine, that he wasn't dangerous and he was just here to mow the lawn. The noise of his machines didn't bother me, I was used to it, and I didn't have a habit of being scared of random strangers, unless I sensed something about them, there was just something about this young man that struck absolute horror in me for no reason I could explain. When he finished with the front yard, he appeared in the back yard, right outside the sliding glass door I was hiding near. As soon as I saw him again, I began crying harder and bolted to the front of the house, still completely terrified of him. My family had no idea what to do with me and it wasn't until several minutes after the young man had left that I finally began to calm down and relax. A few days later, mom came to me, sat me down and asked I remembered the young man who cut our grass that I was scared of. I became nervous at just the mention of him and nodded my head. My mom then explained to me that I was right, the man had been fired from his job and arrested, but she refused to tell me why. To this day, about 30 years later, I still have no idea what he did, all I know is that it was bad. Really bad, as my family never told me.

[@Karmatic_303]

“and then I got a flashback to a Harry Potter book” Me playing a Harry Potter game while listening to this: I KNOW YOUR LISTENING

[@corimoon3360]

I’m so tired of people going out of their way to protect predators and p3do’s. I think it’s time we start being honest because people aren’t just feeling uncomfortable with these creeps for no reason but people LOVE to be delusional and then end up looking stupid when 9 times outta 10 that person ends up doing exactly that…

[@elem_mele]

When my husband and I were house hunting a few years ago we found a shoddy place, but the rent was super cheap. However, we both got a bad feeling about the place and also the guy who was showing us around (apparently he lived upstairs). We both agreed that it wasn't the place for us, even if the price was unbeatable. Come to find out that guy used to stalk my husband's sister, so... Yeah, really dodged a bullet there.

[@felicitybywater8012]

If he lived upstairs he may well have tiny observation holes drilled in the bedroom ceiling.

[@Pieza_De_Queso]

Met a guy in HS that was too clingy over a specific girl. Said girl was a popular ballerina and loving towards everybody, so she believed he was just her best male friend. Dude gave me the icks all the time and I kept mentioning to my bestie (we werent popular, just the weirdos, so didnt engage with ballerina girl) how weird and possessive he was towards her, always "friendly" touching her - any excuse dude had, he would hug or get "respectfully" handsy. Well, he assaulted her 1 year later when they were alone at her house. Happened something similar later on in life as I was studying for my current profession. Dude was too friendly with everyone. Too nice, like he needed every single being on earth to like him. Always too handsy with girls (tried his stunt with me too, but I made sure to publicly embarass him for that) and using his "nice fella" excuse to be invasive and inappropriate. Soon after I reported his behavior to the teachers, we found out that he had aboosed (and bragged about) a classmate of ours and one of our study patients. Needless to say, I always trust myself when i have a negative feeling about men.

[@jessicajayes8326]

My aunt was married to a guy I didn't like. I was very young and couldn't explain why. My aunt thought this was the only guy who would love her and my parents hated him too. Luckily she dumped him and met another guy who I did like and she married him and they're still together. My aunt learned to trust my instincts.

[@ronaldstaley277]

Went to shake new bosses hand. Got creepy feeling, oh your dead. I berated myself for such a thought. Within 6 months he was dead of a heart attack. He was 42 years old.

[@HUYI1]

How do some people know these things it's weird 🤔🤔

[@ronaldstaley277]

@@HUYI1 That's what I felt like I'm weird. I didn't ask for this. Sometime I'd rather not know.

[@felicitybywater8012]

Yeah, I've had that sort of reaction on a couple of occasions. Though on one, he had blue lips so it was very easy to see why I had that thought.

[@fakename2621]

Bill Cosby, Never trust a man with a show that revolves around children sitting on a grown man's lap. Also, the actor who played the dad on the show 7th Heaven. Gave me weird vibes.

[@Spgzay]

This is a bad take

[@ahhhhhh124]

What scares me is the story about the girl who might have almost got roofied by her mom’s boyfriend. The fact that he has a daughter, I wonder how she feels. I doubt she knew what she was bringing her friend into and what fantasies he might have been having. I hope she is doing well.

[@lesliemccormick6527]

Met a man through my job (client). I got a baad feeling every time he came to the office, but bc he was about 30, fairly good looking and well-mannered, a couple of co-workers were a little flirty with him. Not me, and I avoided him as much as possible. LSS: turned out he was a rapist- got convicted of raping a 15 yr old girl and accused of raping a 27 yr old woman and a 43 yr old woman. Dude had cold eyes, like a snake.

[@umbricunion]

Always follow your gut. You feel that way for a reason Long story short Had a new guy (age 53) at work from another state that immediately gave me a bad vibe. He didn't have any respect for any women on the job & flirted with female customers. Hardly did his job because he was always messing with women. He was fired for sexually harassing a 16 year old & our female supervisor while on the job.

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Imagine having to end your education because your partner is that abusive.

[@ThePooper3000]

I don't find the last one all that bad. Fantasies that are kept in the confines of a journal aren't the worst thing in the world. Writing down your dark thoughts doesn't make you a monster.

[@sandraabraham4043]

Rape fantasies don't make you a monster? are you fr? Those dark thoughts unchecked could cause so much damage.

[@ThePooper3000]

@@sandraabraham4043 Dark thoughts that stay thoughts don't matter all that much. You've probably thought about doing or saying immoral things once or twice in your life, but never actually went through with it. It's part of being human. To think that you're a monster for it is to deny your humanity, and it'll tend to drive you crazy if you don't find a healthy, harmless outlet for it.

[@tvaholicsquidney]

@@ThePooper3000 if they write dark thoughts down and don't act on those thoughts then they are just human, they ain't bad for writing however actually acting on those thoughts that is what makes them a horrible person and deserves to be punished but just writing them down, I've read that writing down can get things off your chest and makes you less likely to act on anything, because it gives you time to read and take in exactly what you have written, and then most people are likely to realise the severity of their thoughts and never act on them, I have never personally had thoughts of hurting other people, I have had thoughts of hurting myself, I lost my best friend when I was 12 and I just became so numb that if I hurt myself I could feel, I'm ashamed to say that I caused myself a few broken bones well from memory about 15 fractures was done deliberately, now journalling is a healthy outlet for me, it helps me realise that hurting myself is not the option, you realise that journalling is a healthy outlet for dark thoughts whether to hurt someone else, another crime or hurting yourself

[@jeanicepetit-hill8315]

@@sandraabraham4043 i was abused for most of my childhood i didn't say anything till i was 13 im only 16 now i have those thoughts a lot not only about stangers but my siblings as well i can't control them as there part of my ptsd but every time i have one i beat myself up for it causing my depression to get worse which in turn triggers in my ptsd its a dangerous and painfull cycle thats impossible to stop unless you find a way to express those thoughts in a way thats safe for yourself and others i have an entire team of therapist that i can talk/work them out with but not everyone has that so they Journal how I see it is as long as you don't act on those thoughts and you know that there wrong then you shouldn't be punished for them. (Ps.i spent most of my life protecting my siblings from my rapist i would kill myself before I'd ever hurt them )

[@sandraabraham4043]

@@jeanicepetit-hill8315 Hey I'm sorry, I've been ignorant. I hope you become stronger and happier and more successful each passing day. Thank you for explaining so kindly and patiently.

[@willthegrete4276]

A friend of mine died in the same circumstances that I killed his first dungeons and dragons character.

[@ajwuvsu]

Whoa!

[@IWantToStayAtYourHouse]

Thats pretty sad

[@indridcold8433]

I had a feeling someone at work was stealing diesel by the hundreds of gallons. I set up a makeshift camera to record the fuel dump tanks. Sure enough, the guy I suspected was stealing diesel. His pickup truck bed was always covered with a hard cover. He would come into work with the truck sitting level. When he would leave, it was pushed down on the rear axle a bit. Fuel expense numbers were always off and the company was paying a lot in fuel. After setting up the camera, I left it there one week. The guy, in question, would drive up, open the tail gate, attach the fill hose to a valve on a tank on the back of his pickup truck and full up a huge tank he had on the cargo bed of the pickup truck, hidden under the hard cover. I have no idea where he put that much fuel. He did this three times a week. I gave the camera and recording to the day shift manager and the diesel thief was removed from the property by the police and his pickup truck was impounded the following day. I do not know what happened to the diesel thief. But given he was removed in had cuffs and his pickup truck was impounded, it is likely he is doing prision time today. This was all because the guy did not buy leveling springs for his weak pickup truck to keep it level with a load of diesel. If he had a better suspension, the pickup truck would have never been sunk down on the back axle.

[@D_YellowMadness]

I've heard of people stealing gas & selling it to friends at a lower price.

[@indridcold8433]

@@D_YellowMadness The employee made the entire cargo bed of the pickup truck a tank. He probably would have never been suspected if it was not that the pickup truck rather sunk in the back a tiny bit. I do not know what he was doing with that much diesel. Maybe he was stockpiling it.

[@D_YellowMadness]

@@indridcold8433 Oh. I missed that detail. I guess I don't know what someone could do with that much other than horde it & then, it seems incredibly overzealous.

[@briansimpson6710]

why is it that 90% of these are 'guy was rapist' or 'guy was pedophile', which I suppose is still a form of more specific rape.

[@emilybrocato1002]

So my sis had a boyfriend and I always felt like he didn’t exactly care for people or was a bit too layed back. He turned out to be heading to the bar behind my sisters back and inviting other girls. She was pissed. I always had a feeling toward him that was slightly off, barely noticeable(this is a habit I had for years).

[@smolrobyn]

For me it was my high school (im english btw) tutor who when i first met him i instantly knew that he was a wrongen. I told some of my mates and they had similar vibes but thought it was nothing. Just recently he got suspended and is under investigation for p**ophilia after he took a photo of a year 9 (13 or 14 year old) girls skirt that was apparently too short for "evidence". Keep in mind that the vice principals office is right next to his room, and all the staff have radios on which they can comunicate to each other...

[@Kikka.babeanie]

My eldest cousin started dating this weird guy, and the first time I met him, my skin immediately cringed. I herd our moms talking about how she wanted the leave him I automatically knew he was gonna get her pregnant and trap her in the relationship. Guess what? He did. Even after they were married everyone thought he was a nice guy and stuff, but I never trusted him, EVER, and I didn't make any effort to hide it. A year later he basically molested my younger cousin and gave her alcohol. She was only 14. She still married to this horrible person. He's a brutal father, an abusive husband, a terrible human, but he's also in the army... So he gets away with EVERYTHING.

[@katrinaoneil7919]

I’m the type of person who gets a gut feeling about a person the first time I meet them but ignoring it, for better or for worse. It’s usually just if I’m going to like the person or not. The bad feelings have always been someone who always ended up either abandoning me or stabbing me in the back. You’d think by now I would’ve learned my lesson but no.

[@sarikasingh6537]

You are me

[@alejandrotality]

lmao, that awkward moment when you listen to your gut feeling about someone, but you legit turn out to be the bad guy in that situation

[@Herbmione]

9:00 This just makes me so sad, My ex was the same way. When you finally realize you're being controlled, you feel like it's too late. I was so terrified that he'd kill me. Guys like that are terrifying...

[@Phoebe5448]

My bio dad is the same, and a friend of mine recently broke up with an abusive guy. Just makes me want to eradicate them all.

[@TCorey6969]

Bro even as a little kid I always felt weird about Diddy. I didn’t know ow what it was but I just knew that guy did some shady shit.

[@MikosTurtle]

When I was about 5 my mom had a friend and I really didn't like her. I kept telling her to not go out with her and don't bring her home ect ect, even my dad didn't feel right about her and tried stopping her from seeing her So a few years later mom stopped being friends with her and turns out she wrote bad stuff about my moms company on the internet trying to ruin my moms image. My mom is still surprised that I felt off about her.

[@louisehorrell8910]

There was a teacher at my upper school, that a load of us girls just didn't like. No idea why, but he made us feel really creeped out. We tries reporting this to several staff members but no one took us seriously and we were brushed off as being "silly, hormonal teenagers". The year after I left, the same teacher was caught spying on girls in the bathroom, and creeping on other girls. We tried to warn the school and were ignored so he was allowed to continue what he was doing. Makes me so cross x x

[@kirtemoon529]

Me and my sister absolutely cherished this guy at my sister’s job because of how wholesome he was. Always kind to people even if a little blunt, on The Spectrum, happily married to a lovely woman. All the girls at my sister’s job would constantly say how much he creeped them out because of his lack of boundaries (part of his ASD, mind you, as his special hobby was haircare and hairstyling, so he would walk up and touch peoples hair and make remarks about what product they should use in it etc.) and my sister always defended him and advocated for him and the other Autistic employees on her shift as, not only am I on The Spectrum, but her major in college is Psych so she can help kids and families with ASD. We always thought her coworkers were being ableist towards him with their comments and such, and while they definitely were ableist, they… were right. One of the younger staff members took him up on his offer to get a hair treatment at his house (he offers this to everyone who works in the store) where he assaulted her. Me and sis are still so… betrayed about it because we’ve been in his corner the whole time and I was so excited to work with him.

[@felicitybywater8012]

I always knew there was something wrong w my father. He was a nasty piece of work but there was something else too. I was an adult when I found out the something else was little girls. By that time, I hadn't spoken to him for years. My mother knew what was going on and covered for him.

[@carouselofagony3276]

My sisters ex husband made me feel so nervous I got physically ill around him. The rest of the family loved the guy. He tried to kick my sisters skull in at Foxwood

[@stephengrigg5988]

The first one just reminded me of Ross from Friends. He does a British accent out of sheer terror during his first lecture and then is stuck with it

[@equarg]

My Biggest “Bad Vibe” happened when I was a kid in the 90’s in Washington State. I saw Vladimir Putin on the News for something, and my body literally left off the couch and I fled the room, peeking fearfully around a corner. My Brain was literally screaming “Hitler/Stalin 2.0!) My guts were shouting he was pure evil. No other dictators, politicians, or serial killers/rapists ever gave me that reaction as a kid. Cringing yes, but fleeing the TV room? No. He always seemed to being pulling BS with other nations and neighbors during/ after the Olympics, or when gas prices were high. I may be slightly autistic, but I am not stupid. I notice little things……. 2022 just confirmed by worst fears. Yep. He is pure evil in my book. After Perghozin, why would anyone want to negotiate with him? He thinks in the long term. Very long term.

[@Cloud-xr4cg]

I was in band in middle school. We got a new teacher very early into Seventh grade. He looked weird, his eyes felt wrong. No-one liked him either. His presence was genuinely uncomfortable. Before he even spoke, my friend and I were like "this man is a pedophile". For a few months, each class in each grade dealt with those off feelings. He called kids "sweetie", "babe", and "baby" too, which did nothing to help our collective paranoia. Around 3 or 4 months into the school year, he was arrested on statutory rape charges from a previous school he had taught at. No student at my school was hurt by him, and we actually all kind of found it funny. Because we knew it. It was so painfully obvious he was a pedophile from the moment he started out. No-one knew why it was, but it was. None of the teachers suspected it, which further increased the hilarity of the situation. A gaggle of pre-teens and teens reading a man like a book. I'm honestly glad he was arrested. Our next teacher was a lot nicer, if strict.

[@hanbinwifey1723]

I have a mutual in twitter who always sobbed about how she got death threats, racist, body shaming questions in her ccs and stuff but i found it hard to believe. I dont know why but those feels fake. Fast forward to a two months, she admitted to one of her mutual that she sent it to herself to get her crush attention

[@spookychan7189]

Lol, I had a cat who always attacked people who she felt was bad. My family and I all joked and stayed that Grace (Our cat) could see evil in the people she didn't like. But one of these people she attacked happened to be my sister. My sister at first seemed to be a kind person. I never got to hang out with her since she lived with her dad. But when she came to live with us, Grace IMMEDIATELY didn't like her and began to hiss and attack her. Soon, I began to notice all the lies she told my mom and dad to get them to fight each other and noticed how she'd sneak out to "Hang out" with guys. She also snuck off to get some weed and convinced me to take some. (In my opinion weed isn't a terrible drug. But she kept forcing it on me and I kept saying no.) So, turns out, she wasn't a sweet innocent girl, and it took me awhile to tell my mom the truth about her. But the thing I found crazy about this was Grace's reaction. She was the first one that warned us about her 🤣

[@juliamacauley7062]

Jimmy Saville always gave me the creeps , even at the age of 7 . That turned out well .

[@D_YellowMadness]

When I was like 15, I knew an old man who hung out with a group of teenagers & young adults who shared an apartment. I only knew him because one of my brothers was part of that group. He seemed totally normal for the most part but I started to think he was a compulsive liar because he had too many interesting stories even though they were individually totally believable stories. The incident that put the idea in my head was when he showed us a bunch old valuable coins he had & I realized he'd given us no reason to believe they were so rare & valuable & I started wondering why an old man would go so far as to bring a tub of "rare valuable" coins to an apartment full of teenagers to impress them. For some reason, that suspicion was all it took to make me think maybe he was trying to impress teenagers so they'd respect him so he could get them into private & molest them. I always avoided associating with him after that. If we were in the same place, I wouldn't acknowledge him because I didn't want him to try to manipulate me. I think initially, the group just naturally met him & hung out so it didn't seem so weird but eventually, some of the others started getting weird vibes about him too because he was an old man, repeatedly choosing to hang out with teenagers so he wasn't allowed over there anymore. A few months later, we heard that he'd molested a teenage boy. His name was Kevin just like that one molester mentioned in the video so that weirded me out a little.

[@alexastock]

My mom's friend dated a guy who gave me bad vibes. Now he's in jail for murder (not of my mom's friend, he killed a friend over gambling debts)

[@suzettekath9860]

When I worked at a factory. This was about three decades ago. The owners had hired a no supervisor. Can not remember where in the factory he was working. I had gotten a creepy vibe from him. Less than six months later he was fired for perving on the other ladies working in the factory. Mainly the silk screening area.

[@kaileyadams2712]

I didn’t like my friends girlfriend since I met her. Something about her was very off and the age gap that they had was already very unsettling. A year later he told our group that she was both physically and emotionally abusive towards him

[@lesliezin2627]

Gut instincts are always best to be listened to, not ignored. Those instincts might just save your life. This one's my mom's story, but she has told me it many times. I was a baby at the time in a stroller. My mom, older sister, and I were at a gas station (though I wouldn't remember that) where my mom saw two men that literally screamed pure evil and they zeroed in on my older sister who was 8 at the time. My mom latched onto my sister's arm and had a death grip. (No she was not hurting my sister, just not letting go of her for fear those two would snatch my sister) At first, both men barely acknowledged anyone else, but when they noticed my mom had an iron grip and would go full momma bear on them they backed off. They probably also didn't want to cause a scene in the middle of the gas station. When it was clear they would not get my sister they left and waited in the parking lot, but my mom refused to leave till they drove away. No way was she taking a risk of them ambushing her with my older sister and me so close. Eventually, they gave up and drove off Later my mom saw that the one man was on the news Frank Atwood was convicted for killing Viki Lynne, my mom tried to phone the cops and tell them he had a friend and they needed to look for an accomplice, but she was told by police: 'They didn't care what happened before the crime, only after' I while no more than a baby told my mom she should have asked to speak to someone with actual intelligence because the cops were basically saying to her that they didn't care that another killer was out there. Sadly each year my mom is reminded on my sister's birthday that Viki Lynne would be the same age had she lived, and it could have easily been my sister had my mom ignored that gut instinct. Never ignore the gut instinct!

[@iloveplasticbottles]

"him and I?" Finally someone used it right!

[@Red.Butterfly]

The worst thing is when nobody listens to you until it’s too late