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They warned me that hiking the mountain alone was very dangerous.

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"Life is full of ups and downs," I told her hoping to cheer her up.

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Contrary to most people, the voices in my head have always been extremely helpful.

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I know my son and daughter have been methodically poisoning me to get my fortune.

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Something felt weird as I was washing my hair in the shower.

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Only one more day and we won't have to suffer anymore.

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At first I thought gaining the ability to read people's minds was a blessing, but it spiraled out of control to a point where I no longer know which thoughts are mine and which aren't.

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I woke up in fright to discover that I couldn't move.

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My daughter arrived home unexpectedly in a near-catatonic state, crying uncontrollably and repeating over and over again the name of her late husband—who died in the electric chair a year ago.

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Three weeks after our daughter disappeared, we finally got a text from her phone sharing her location.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
They warned me that hiking the mountain alone was very dangerous.	33
"Life is full of ups and downs," I told her hoping to cheer her up.	32
Contrary to most people, the voices in my head have always been extremely helpful.	32
I know my son and daughter have been methodically poisoning me to get my fortune.	31
Something felt weird as I was washing my hair in the shower.	31
Only one more day and we won't have to suffer anymore.	31
At first I thought gaining the ability to read people's minds was a blessing, but it spiraled out of control to a point where I no longer know which thoughts are mine and which aren't.	31
I woke up in fright to discover that I couldn't move.	30
My daughter arrived home unexpectedly in a near-catatonic state, crying uncontrollably and repeating over and over again the name of her late husband—who died in the electric chair a year ago.	30
Three weeks after our daughter disappeared, we finally got a text from her phone sharing her location.	30