/u/NeitherCake's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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My roommate eyed herself in the mirror, feeling confident about the weight she lost.

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My hand eagerly dived into the fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies.

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To my delight, I found an unfinished bag of chocolates in the pantry.

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Sitting in a tub full of scalding hot water and rubbing alcohol, he scrubbed his skin with steel wool until it glowed a nice, healthy red.

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Our once elegant and dignified queen stood proud as the guards led her up the stairs.

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As panic ensured when I heard my friend's pained voice around the corner, I ran to her aid.

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If you'd just do it right the first time...

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"Like you'd actually do it," they scoffed.

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Nico was playing with his new sibling, Ruby.

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Thin and worn, the only thing keeping her alive were the pieces of bread her father snuck in every morning.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
My roommate eyed herself in the mirror, feeling confident about the weight she lost.	10292
My hand eagerly dived into the fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies.	972
To my delight, I found an unfinished bag of chocolates in the pantry.	30
Sitting in a tub full of scalding hot water and rubbing alcohol, he scrubbed his skin with steel wool until it glowed a nice, healthy red.	21
Our once elegant and dignified queen stood proud as the guards led her up the stairs.	19
As panic ensured when I heard my friend's pained voice around the corner, I ran to her aid.	15
If you'd just do it right the first time...	13
"Like you'd actually do it," they scoffed.	11
Nico was playing with his new sibling, Ruby.	9
Thin and worn, the only thing keeping her alive were the pieces of bread her father snuck in every morning.	9