r/TrueScaryStories:

Story 1: OP's grandfather is outside later than usual and hears what he thinks is his wife calling his name. He was mistaken...

Story 2, "Stalked by a Killer": OP and their friend were going to have a party, but then canceled plans and just had a sleepover instead. They notice a visitor outside the house, who they at first think is odd, but not that big of a deal. What happens later makes them realize how much danger they were actually in.

r/TrueScaryStories: OP tells two stories. In the first one, they are hanging out in their home at night when suddenly there is a bright flash right outside their window as if someone took a picture of them.

In the second story, OP and their siblings are at home when they suddenly hear a loud rattling on their doorknob, as if someone is trying to get into their kitchen. When they go to investigate, no one is there...

r/LetsNotMeet: In one of the most chilling true stories ever shared on Reddit, a young girl encounters a man who calls himself Dr. Ramsey, a “pediatrician” who starts by walking her home… and doesn’t stop there.

What begins as an unsettling encounter turns into a year-and-a-half nightmare of stalking, threats, and near-break-ins that terrorize her entire family. From eerie phone calls to a horrifying night when the French doors swing open, this story unfolds like a real-life horror movie, except it’s all true.

If you think you’ve heard scary stories before, wait until you meet Dr. Ramsey.

r/wholesome: In this heartwarming episode of Thread HQ, we share a collection of stories that’ll make you smile, tear up, and maybe even want to hug your pet a little tighter. From a little sister’s plate of cookies that saved the day, to a Panda Express manager’s simple act of kindness, to animals showing pure, unconditional love, these stories remind us how small gestures can have a big impact.

Whether it’s coworkers pretending to be cartoon characters, or cats taking shifts caring for their chemo-recovering owner, this episode is full of simple, beautiful moments that prove goodness is everywhere, sometimes in the most unexpected places.

r/relationship_advice: I (21/m) found a folder on my girlfriend’s(24/f) laptop containing hundreds of candid photos of me. We’ve only been dating for 5 weeks...

While trying to stream a show on his new girlfriend's laptop, OP notices something very odd on the desktop... hundreds of candid photos of himself he never knew about.

I Once Faked Having a Twin Brother for 3 months just to Ghost a Girl I didn't Know how to Break Up with...

r/confession: OP didn't know how to break up with his girlfriend, so instead of just telling her it was over, he decided to FAKE HIS OWN DEATH.

OP likes to go for walks at night and walk around to relax and contemplate life. After taking a little break in a park he likes to hang out in, he discovers an odd visitor standing on the other side of the park with an unexpected gift.

Story 1: Am I the A**hole for making up ridiculous stories as to how I lost my eye because I'm tired of people asking? OP goes to a restaurant with their friend who decided to go all out and order a huge amount of food and drinks, but when the bill comes, they decide it's time to split the bill...

Story 2: Am I the A-hole for ordering more food when I found out we're splitting the bill? OP is tired of telling people the very personal story of how they lost their eye, so they come up with a fun, but questionable solution to deal with those who show little respect.

In this episode Patrice and Jordan find themselves reading from r/TIFU. Aussie mate forgets to look down before taking a whiz.

Another Redditor thought gluing a bee's nest closed would be a great way to solve their bee problem. They couldn't have been more wrong.

In this Reddit episode, OP tells a story of how his friend developed an elaborate plan to slowly and methodically take down their dishonest HOA president. Buckle up for a juicy story!

r/WeddingShaming: OP goes to a wedding as a photographer, but then they get a very unwelcome, unexpected surprise right in the middle of the event.

r/Confession: OP makes the decision at one point to start drinking Lacroix in order to be healthy, and then makes the fatal mistake of posting it online as a "new addiction" before actually trying the stuff...