#. Creep

[freakbobunited]

fourth and secret trick: say "i lied to you earlier" after saying you never lie

[starzonez]

friendly as a rabbit!

[doctorclowny]

i must be insane or supremely stupid bc josef's weird charm would absolutely work on me. i'm way too trusting. i'd love his brand of weird. if he was overly friendly and eccentric with me; i'd assume he was neurodivergent. like ok same bestie, i'm a lil bit of a freak too. if he wanted to ramble about film, i'd be overjoyed to listen. if he wanted to do something spontaneous - like go into the woods at night for whatever reason - i'd be like oh !!! we're doing this now ??? hell yeah, ok !! adventure !! if he hugged me or called me honey right after meeting me, i'd be in pieces. if he wore peachfuzz around me i'd be happy as a clam. and i can't tell if he'd be delighted with this or bored as hell. either way, i'm dead. lmao

[ashyslashyy]

welcome to encounters

[t4tvampireisms]

The Creep Tapes (2024)

[dreamingforthedreamer]

[saucefunk]

this is gonna be a good day

[classichorrorblog]

10 Movies From The 2010s To Consider For October/Halloween

[abearinthewoods]

What is autism

I get what autism is and how it can work but only really on a superficial level, I don't get it really cause I don't have it.

Autism is a consistent mismatch between how you mean to come across, and how you actually come across. Autism is knowing and understanding every single cringe thing you've ever done, but only months after the fact. Autism is finding out at 34 that expectations of eye contact doesn't mean stare directly and only into their eyes. Autism is the fact that for every specific struggle an aspie has, there is another who excels at it, which only gets used to excuse why you deserve no compassion for your struggle.

Its the consistent self doubt related to every social interaction because you can't tell where lines are or why/when people are allowed to cross them. Until you just flip flop between holding everybody at arms length so that you don't get in trouble for accidentally-ing a boundary and feeling so isolated watching other people figure out how and when to dip into more familiar/friendly territory with others and deciding to say fuck it to the anxious thoughts and randomly stumbling upon a friend who you can finally connect with on more than a superficial level in the mist of 5 people who are now creeped out by you and are trying to convince said friend to ostracize you.

But on a more literal level, Autism is a brain whos subconscious operates purely on flood gates. Emotional situations will trigger seemingly no emotional reaction, unless the neurochemical strength hits past a threshold, and then it triggers all the emotional reaction. Even the ability to read somebody else, some part of you sees the facial signs, but the signals produce no response, until they hit past a threshold, then they trigger a full and sometimes overwhelming response.

And because we can't read other people, we don't see what people can read into us, correctly or incorrect, which often gets us into trouble.

tl;dr: Imagine if your subconscious could only whisper so quiet you can't hear anything or scream so loud you can't hear anything else.

[pandalikeelf]

"This is going to be a good day."

[heycrabman]

tastes like shit but it’ll get you there quick bro!

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres: found footage

[nerdreamer]

[ashyslashyy]

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[redbunny]

Took too long