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

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It breaks my heart to see my son go out time and time again for a date, only to return home despondent at the fact that's he has been stood up again.

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My parents used to warn me against jumping into rain puddles and I never understood why.

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"Wow, look how big the moon is tonight," my wife said, pointing towards the large orb in the sky.

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I lift up the beautiful heart-shaped gift my husband had so painstakingly wrapped for me.

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10 years ago, the devil offered me my hearts desire to finally be a mother in an exchange for a soul.

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I can still hear the agonizingly loud ticks of the clock assaulting my ears without pause.

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"Knock knock, guess who's there?" His voice calls out from the other side of the front door.

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My date asked me if I had ever killed anyone while away at war, and I hesitantly said yes.

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My cries and screams were laced with pain as uncontrollable sobs wracked my body.

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My mother used to tell me that bronzing was a way of keeping good memories alive forever.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
It breaks my heart to see my son go out time and time again for a date, only to return home despondent at the fact that's he has been stood up again.	4915
My parents used to warn me against jumping into rain puddles and I never understood why.	620
"Wow, look how big the moon is tonight," my wife said, pointing towards the large orb in the sky.	59
I lift up the beautiful heart-shaped gift my husband had so painstakingly wrapped for me.	56
10 years ago, the devil offered me my hearts desire to finally be a mother in an exchange for a soul.	40
I can still hear the agonizingly loud ticks of the clock assaulting my ears without pause.	27
"Knock knock, guess who's there?" His voice calls out from the other side of the front door.	26
My date asked me if I had ever killed anyone while away at war, and I hesitantly said yes.	24
My cries and screams were laced with pain as uncontrollable sobs wracked my body.	18
My mother used to tell me that bronzing was a way of keeping good memories alive forever.	16