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So we left after that and we just went back to his apartment and I barely slept. And when I did sleep, I had nightmares about it, about being like chased through the woods by this thing. And the next day I tried to bring it up with him and

So we left after that and we just went back to his apartment and I barely slept. And when I did sleep, I had nightmares about it, about being like chased through the woods by this thing. And the next day I tried to bring it up with him and

Even though in the moment he agreed, like, we both saw something non-human on this trail, after sleeping on it, he just began to sort of deny that it ever happened. And I tried to pull it out of him. I wanted to talk about it because I felt like this lingering anxiety and, like,

Even though in the moment he agreed, like, we both saw something non-human on this trail, after sleeping on it, he just began to sort of deny that it ever happened. And I tried to pull it out of him. I wanted to talk about it because I felt like this lingering anxiety and, like,

Even though in the moment he agreed, like, we both saw something non-human on this trail, after sleeping on it, he just began to sort of deny that it ever happened. And I tried to pull it out of him. I wanted to talk about it because I felt like this lingering anxiety and, like,

impending doom feeling for quite some time after I would say like I mean at least a week if not longer I thought about it a lot if I you know stopped thinking about it it would pop back into my head and I tried to bring it up with him I thought that if I put a name to it it would help me get past all of that baggage that came along with the experience.

impending doom feeling for quite some time after I would say like I mean at least a week if not longer I thought about it a lot if I you know stopped thinking about it it would pop back into my head and I tried to bring it up with him I thought that if I put a name to it it would help me get past all of that baggage that came along with the experience.

impending doom feeling for quite some time after I would say like I mean at least a week if not longer I thought about it a lot if I you know stopped thinking about it it would pop back into my head and I tried to bring it up with him I thought that if I put a name to it it would help me get past all of that baggage that came along with the experience.

But his coping mechanism was just sort of to deny it. And he suggested that we just both hallucinated the same thing. But I was 20 at the time. I didn't drink. We didn't do any drugs or anything like that. So there was really no reason that we would have hallucinated something, let alone the same thing.

But his coping mechanism was just sort of to deny it. And he suggested that we just both hallucinated the same thing. But I was 20 at the time. I didn't drink. We didn't do any drugs or anything like that. So there was really no reason that we would have hallucinated something, let alone the same thing.

But his coping mechanism was just sort of to deny it. And he suggested that we just both hallucinated the same thing. But I was 20 at the time. I didn't drink. We didn't do any drugs or anything like that. So there was really no reason that we would have hallucinated something, let alone the same thing.

But he just kept insisting that, you know, it was in our heads and that I need to stop bringing it up because I sound crazy. We broke up, you know, because he was a jerk. I happened to be moving, I think it was like just a week later. And I had been living with my grandparents. I was in college and I was taking some time off to work.

But he just kept insisting that, you know, it was in our heads and that I need to stop bringing it up because I sound crazy. We broke up, you know, because he was a jerk. I happened to be moving, I think it was like just a week later. And I had been living with my grandparents. I was in college and I was taking some time off to work.

But he just kept insisting that, you know, it was in our heads and that I need to stop bringing it up because I sound crazy. We broke up, you know, because he was a jerk. I happened to be moving, I think it was like just a week later. And I had been living with my grandparents. I was in college and I was taking some time off to work.

So I was just working two jobs and I was ready to, you know, move out and get an apartment. And my dad is helping me move my things. And we're in his truck together. My dad is a very skeptical person. He does not believe in anything paranormal. And I sort of thought that I would get some closure by him telling me that I sounded crazy. Because, you know, like, my ex, it was one thing. He was there.

So I was just working two jobs and I was ready to, you know, move out and get an apartment. And my dad is helping me move my things. And we're in his truck together. My dad is a very skeptical person. He does not believe in anything paranormal. And I sort of thought that I would get some closure by him telling me that I sounded crazy. Because, you know, like, my ex, it was one thing. He was there.

So I was just working two jobs and I was ready to, you know, move out and get an apartment. And my dad is helping me move my things. And we're in his truck together. My dad is a very skeptical person. He does not believe in anything paranormal. And I sort of thought that I would get some closure by him telling me that I sounded crazy. Because, you know, like, my ex, it was one thing. He was there.

So, like, even if he tells me I'm crazy, I'm like, well, you were there, so you can't really, I don't, you know, I know you're just denying it. But I felt like if my dad told me, it would just comfort me. So I said, hey, you're going to think I'm crazy and you're not going to believe me. But I saw something last Friday at Lake Thunderbird. And he cut me off immediately.

So, like, even if he tells me I'm crazy, I'm like, well, you were there, so you can't really, I don't, you know, I know you're just denying it. But I felt like if my dad told me, it would just comfort me. So I said, hey, you're going to think I'm crazy and you're not going to believe me. But I saw something last Friday at Lake Thunderbird. And he cut me off immediately.

So, like, even if he tells me I'm crazy, I'm like, well, you were there, so you can't really, I don't, you know, I know you're just denying it. But I felt like if my dad told me, it would just comfort me. So I said, hey, you're going to think I'm crazy and you're not going to believe me. But I saw something last Friday at Lake Thunderbird. And he cut me off immediately.