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

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Our resources are depleting, overpopulation is crowding the land, climates are rising, species are dying out, and politics continue to divide our citizens.

2070 upvotes

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As I looked around, admiring the glimmering snowfall coating the ground, I couldn’t help but feel a longing;

96 upvotes

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My widowed husband just remarried, and he seems overjoyed to be with his new bride

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A tear rolls down my cheek as my sister and I watch the ambulance take away our mother, who had fallen down the stairs after tripping on a loose floorboard and never woke up.

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I always do the craziest things when I sleepwalk, and I can never remember what I’ve done.

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My feet can no longer touch the ocean floor as I frantically try and swim back to the shoreline, where the rest of my family is.

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I laugh as the comedian on-screen makes another joke, glancing over at my mother to see her staring ahead blankly.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Our resources are depleting, overpopulation is crowding the land, climates are rising, species are dying out, and politics continue to divide our citizens.	2070
As I looked around, admiring the glimmering snowfall coating the ground, I couldn’t help but feel a longing;	96
My widowed husband just remarried, and he seems overjoyed to be with his new bride	90
A tear rolls down my cheek as my sister and I watch the ambulance take away our mother, who had fallen down the stairs after tripping on a loose floorboard and never woke up.	83
I always do the craziest things when I sleepwalk, and I can never remember what I’ve done.	67
My feet can no longer touch the ocean floor as I frantically try and swim back to the shoreline, where the rest of my family is.	50
I laugh as the comedian on-screen makes another joke, glancing over at my mother to see her staring ahead blankly.	41