What is your scariest true story?

Being born.

mmMMmmMMm- I was at an amusement park with my best friend once, and we went on a small rollercoaster. (by small, i mean tiny. i wouldn't call it a rollercoaster because of the size, but i don't know what else to call it) Now, my friend is really small, but she got on the coaster with me, which was a bit of an issue because the coaster got quicker as it progressed. She ended up almost falling off because she didn't hold onto the bar in front of us. I had to pull her by the back See More▼ of her shirt to get her back on :'D

I got lost in a mall when I was younger and I was just looking at the children’s place display and I looked for my mom and sister and I couldn’t find them but the lady at the lost and found helped me but ........ my mom and sister were inside the store of children’s place


When I was little I was playing with my Barbie and it had dogs with it I had a piece of a dog bone toy piece holding it by my teeth and I accidentally swallowed it, I had to go to the hospital (My mom doesn’t See More▼ believe it)

Well this one happened just now so I decided to write it on here

I woke up and when I looked at my hand there was blood but there wasn't a scratch or anything

i was born

A couple different ones:
- The time I was at a birthday sleepover with my friends. It was 3 AM, and, like, midconversation I just went, "Ya know, this is exactly the time in all those horror stories when some crazy murderer comes I'm and kills us all."
- The first time I saw Bipper fanart
- The night I watched the fake ending in Sister Location

I got separated from my mom in Atsugi's train station, which btw is crowded every time of day. I didn't have money, a phone, any identification, and idk my mom's phone number. When I asked for help from this one couple, we had to play a game of "Translate Google Translate into comprehensible English." (Because when you translate Japanese to English, even something as simple as "This is gross" is completely spit out and messed up.) My guess is that it's the same vice versa. I relied See More▼ more on my minor ability to speak Japanese since Google Translate became harder to understand by the minute. The whole time I was lost I was crying. I about lost it when I got directions to a park called ToyoKoen (koen is Japanese for park) as the man I was talking to thought I said that instead of Toyoko inn (the hotel my family stayed at.)
Just being near the park scared me

Nothing to scary happened to me. Once I was locked in a bathroom that was more embarrassing then scary.