Creepypasta
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Is anyone as fascinated w/ these stories as I am?
I got hooked on reading r/nosleep stories several years ago and after that, I found narrators that read those stories and I listen to them every single night to go to sleep to.
What are some of your favorites? Do you prefer to read them or listen to them? Please share!
My favorites are:
The Left/Right Game Blackbird A Shattered Life Cerber, Uber for the Paranormal. (Nature's Temper does the BEST narration of this series) The Guardian Temple series (by u/Zithero)
God, it's been forever since I've read a Creepypasta. I've been watching videos about the origins of images like Smile Dog (I do recall this one image that had the background that was used for one of the images, but I don't know if I'll ever find it again) and Jeff the Killer.
The ones I've known the most that were popular are just incredibly outdated to me, and are just not as scary as they used to be. It was always the images that got me when I was younger.
One that always stuck to me is probably mostly obscure. It was called "Cervine Birth" (i hope the name isn't bad to subeta,,) and was based around art. Of course, the video art topic already caught my eye. The part about the doe and foxes are the most realistic parts to me, especially knowing what people can do with art alone. I only end up seeing it as a stop-motion thing instead of using actual animals.
I remember believing it was a real thing, and I really wanted to watch the videos. The artist being a mystery person really put the cherry on top of it all. I don't know what else it was other than the art that intrigued me about this Creepypasta, but it always stuck to me.
