3 Disturbing TRUE Stories From People's Childhoods
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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Part of me feels sorry for Alex in story 3. He obviously comes from a broken home and never really learned how to act or be around people. That doesn’t justify him breaking into the storyteller’s house, but he sounds like someone that just wanted friends to make up for the lack of love and companionship he wasn’t getting at home. Hope Alex was able to move past his bad childhood, or at the very least stop breaking into houses.
Same
he prolly od'd or drank himself to death or smth
I agree, I feel sorry for the Alex kid too. I imagine he was also a bit neglected in means of parenting ("Take the game and don't bother me" kind of way) and on setting and respecting boundaries and was dying to have some friends.
He sounds very disturbed and unhinged, and not calling to cops only prevents him from getting the help he needs. I have a bad feeling he grew up to do things far worse than just breaking a window
That Alex is a stalker in training. Just terrifying.
You know, it's refreshing to see so many comments sympathizing with Alex and even trying to understand his circumstances. Shows how much the world has changed in that regard. When I was a kid, everyone would've just written him off as a loony and wanted him locked up.
They still do, what do you mean? Have you seen the gross comments from @lawrencetalbot8346 and the homophobe @ceedoda?
I think it just show happens that there were more sympathetic viewers this time around. There's definitely A LOT of people out there that would still say that about a child or an adult. I wouldn't, but on the internet and especially here on RUclips you can find all types of commentators.
@@kirstenn1577People's true colours always come out on the internet.
I think it's because people nowadays are more educated about mental health. There's still a lot of ignorant people, but not as many as 10 years ago.
@@mongoose9851 People are still ignorant. I think it has to do more with Mr. Nightmare's fanbase, as he attracts understanding, friendly people to his channel. If these were the kinds of videos that welcomed mindless, ignorant jackasses then I'm sure they'd be ragging on the poor kid.
dude that alex story is so sad…. he was probably living in an abusive household considering how dirty it was and the fact he found it necessary to leave the house when his parents were arguing. i’d like to think that he meant no harm and resorted to violence since that’s all he’s ever been exposed to yk?..
That’s sadly _not_ entirely out of the realm of possibility.
I got the same vibes poor kid 😢
I love how op said they're not gonna try to judge than judge kid throw out the all story doesn't sound like the kid even bad just didn't understand op wanted space
Same thoughts! Poor kid. I hope he’s okay.
Also if the parents are as bad as the story makes them seem he probably got beat by them for smashing that window..
I actually feel sorry for Alex. He obviously didn't have a concept of boundaries, but it sounds like he just needed a friend. He probably didn't even understand what he did wrong to get ghosted. Being part of a broken family, ostracized for being the weird kid, it must have been very isolating. I hope things got better for him when he got older.
There is definitely a scale of parenting going on in this video, the parents in the first story being embarrassed but honwst about how they left their child unprotected and the last one where they did everything to seek compensation once they realized how their child was threatened.
also the one where they broke the kids toy
Except for the fact that it probably ended up with that kid being beat even more by his parents.
@@samwarren6008 See, this is why I think they should've gotten official help... like, if there's a domestic altercation going on at Alex's residence, then those people being on CPS's radar could lead to a better life for him one way or another. Those parents took care of their child which is more than some do and is to be commended, but--they didn't take care of the community or help a troubled kid outside their household. That's unfortunate.
@@WynneL Yeah I had very mixed feelings with that. I can see it being terrifying for a child but I found it very tragic. The way the author talked about it seemed to villainize Alex, saying that he would probably had killed him. I can understand why they thought that but it is a bit much.
@@WynneLexactly, poor kid. Both of them
The last story is honestly heartbreaking. I feel like Alex was being abused and was lonely. Poor kid.
Yeah it was pretty sad. What's even sadder is the thought that he likely wasn't saved from that situation, and continued to live in fear and pain.
That story was the epitome of heartbreaking. It always makes me so angry and outraged how children are abused and neglected within their own homes. If couples aren’t willing to show any form of love to their own children they chose to have, then they got no business raising any kids, let alone being married. Alex’s parents should be ashamed of themselves! If they haven’t changed their ways by now, then karma might be coming for them sooner or later.
@@chipramos2066 amen to that
@@PunmasterSTP I hope he was saved
As a father, I've been using the scenarios in Mr. Nightmare's vids for my own hypothetical safety trainings.
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Congrats on being a dad, man
Who leaves an 8 year old home alone in the middle of the night, poor kid must have been terrified.
That was normal before 2010
My thought exactly
Some people just don't need to be parents.
@@ihatefurriesxxx not in most western countries. It is illegal here in canada.
I’m confused with first comment , wasn’t that normal way before like 90s?
Im glad im not the only one feeling sad for alex. The irony of saying "i was judged for being the new kid" and then completely judging a kid for having less than you.
My thoughts exactly. =(
He is a pure psychopath and breaking into his house twice.
@@wiilover07i keep fucking saying, he was trying to find a safe place to fucking sleep. you're a lot closer to being a psychopath than he is,what with your empathy issues.
@@hit0dama Relax. Alex is just dumb, or maybe he's all messed up because he came from a broken home. Either way he's probably married to the bottle now.
He had all right. First off how would you feel if someone two years older than you attempted to break into your house 3 times and was successful twice and you having to convince them to leave your house while you’re only 10 years old? Then he breaks his window with some type of weapon. We have no idea what that child has on his mind. Maybe a brutal attack, maybe sexual assault, maybe even a murder? I would judge the almost teenager myself as well. Stop excusing people for doing dumb sh1t just cause they grew up in a bad home and there under the age of 16
I really appreciate how you've been including more supernatural stories recently. The creepy stranger stories can get pretty repetitive
Exactly
The paranormal ones are the most terrifying.
Story 1 it's a good thing the kid actually listened.
Exactly
This pretty much happened to me but i was sleeping with my big dog so i was alot more comftorable
@@Brodoggames14what happened
What year was that how did they not get cyps called there. Probably wouldn't be in the story I guess?
That kid got survival skills
While I do feel bad about Alex and his circumstances in the last story, I think too many people are failing to acknowledge how terrified and potentially traumatized the storyteller was. An obsessive kid breaking into your room is scary enough, but given that Alex was older and also clearly living in a dysfunctional and potentially abusive household, he may have been dangerous as well. I will always have empathy for anyone who suffers through abuse but at the same time we have to recognize that unfortunately and tragically, the abused person can become dangerous themselves.
That second story was pretty captivating! If I had to guess, I would say that Buddy is the ghost of a child who lived in that house before the storyteller and her family moved in. That would explain why the car moved on its own.
I was getting anxious thinking it was actually someone living in the basement or something
@@paulodoreait was kind of obvious that it was a ghost because if it were someone secretly living in the basement, “Buddy” wouldn’t have been a little kid.
Ghost. You guys have proof of ghosts? I listen to horror, so I'm a fan of suspense and mystery like the rest of you. I'm wondering what you guys think about ghosts and paranormal
I wouldn't be scared at all! I would be amazed because I'm not a complete cowards like 99.9% of people. Get some real fears instead of ghosts like strangers breaking into your house
I was thinking that too
I feel bad for that kid alex, I think he just wanted to be friends but didn’t know how to do it in a healthy way and when he got rejected that must’ve hurt him so bad. Wish he had had better parents :(
Same :/
I think the saddest part is there are countless kids in his situation 😥
Lol
@@PunmasterSTPright but you don’t see them breaking into peoples houses do you?😂
@@reynoldnjoku9735 I imagine having abusive parents predisposes kids to committing crimes. I don't condone crime, but I do think child abuse is a sad situation.
i’ve been listening to Mr nightmare since i was 12 i’m now 23 i’m still get excited like that little kid i was about him posting new stories he brings out that kid in me thank you mr nightmare
that doesn’t add up
@@avian.shmavian😂
That doesn't make sense because his first video was from 2015 which was almost 9 years ago and you watched him for 11 years
@@invertedmemer don’t remember the age exactly but yeah you right i was probably 14 then 😭
@@jeianalottiefr
Story 2. Poor Buddy. How dare you move into his house and then throw away his favourite toy. He wasn't hurting anyone. Get along with your ghosts.
fr I was really annoyed cuz they didn’t even try to investigate the photo or anything. it left a lot of questions.
@@ambatucoomYes, exactly! I wanted to hear a lot more details.
Actually, one of his parents threw it away. Buddy just got it out of the trash.
It's comdey 😂😂
Is there any proof of ghosts existing in the first place?
Story 1: I can't help but feel I heard this story before, a sense of Deja Vu. The tale of the older brother being hurt and the parents forgetting the lock the door rings familiar.
Story 2: So a demonic entity pretending to be some guy in a picture got upset at someone taking away a batman toy the little man adored and threw a grill and a tantrum. That's genuinely scary. Although next time, rebuke the spirit in Jesus name (James 2:19) instead of breaking your kid's favorite toy. Even if you break the fixation of a demon, it'll just go look for a new one, hence the attack on the grill. It's also why the infamous haunted doll Robert is contained instead of destroyed, it keeps the demon from roaming free.
Story 3: Very clearly, Alex's mom is disconnected from responsibility unless she has to do it or else. Alex probably saw OP as the one person who actually cared about him since his parents didn't seem to, but clearly Alex needs to learn that obsession is not healthy. I hope things got better for him once he got away from that house.
I would be careful telling people to go around rebuking spirits. I'm not necessarily saying demons don't exist but since all of special revelation has been revealed in the Bible, God has no need to interrupt the natural order by performing miracles anymore. Acts 19:11-20 depicts some Jewish brothers who tried and failed to exorcise a spirit (granted they were trying to capitalize on Paul's works for their own glory, but the point still stands). God has already defeated Satan and his demons, and nothing we do can change that.
Thank you for pointing out the only solution towards paranormal activity. Rebuke the evil spirits in Jesus’s name! Amen ✝️🕊️
I know what you're talking about. There is another video where a very similar situation happens, the older brother gets hurt, the parents leave the protagonist home. Thought that time, he had a younger brother/sister and there were 3 intruders.
Alex's story really makes one think! On surface level, it does come off as creepy and disturbing encounter, that being said the kid clearly was raised in an abusive household, maybe abused and neglected which attributed to his bizarre behavior. He went too far I understand but OP formed a tunnel vision about him from the get-go. It's tacky how OP looked down on Alex from the very beginning given he lived in a shabby house and he had no friends. Poor kid was socially awkward and understandably so! I really hope he got some help and came around, grew up to be a wonderful normal guy.
coming from an abusive home does not absolve you of your own actions; alex is likely a victim, yes, but he still did very alarming things at an age where he absolutely knew what is and isn’t acceptable behavior.
his insistence on sleeping IN the bed with op, not just at op’s house, was really unnerving
When I was growing up there were certain houses on the route to school that had a 8"x13" poster with a hand displayed in the front window. You could go to these houses and ask for help if someone was following you, etc..
oh wow that's so good! I never heard of anything like that.
@@sandraruiz3834 It was called The Helping Hand program
Yes!!! In Canada they were called Block Parents.
@@CeeJay366 Here it was the helping hand
All great tales, thanks MR. NIGHTMARE!
Story 1 - The parents /were/ morons. And that kid was very, very lucky.
Story 2 - Buddy was real, though not his real name and that toy was a signal to come play (with a pervert or weirdo, prob perv do to the weird name)…didn’t you ask your brother about this when he got older?? Also, again, parents did not do their due diligence.
Story 3 - Having your boundaries violated is always disturbing, but I’m impressed that many can recognize that Alex was lonely and in a lot of pain due to his homelife. Frightening for OP, but lashing out like that makes sense at such ages - if only it meant he’d get the help that he desperately needs.
The second one was almost certainly a ghost, and not a perv. The picture in the backyard of a little boy kind of rules out that possibility.
I feel for Alex, truly. I’m a therapist and work with a lot of different types of kids and families, and not all of them are good, and that alone is enough to fuck anybody up. Alex seems like he has been broken from his broken home. I get what the OP is saying and that was obviously really scary, but sometimes it’s important to think to ourselves “what could make someone do this?”
I felt really bad when OP said his dad chased Alex all the way back to his house too, I can't imagine how scary that must've been for him and what his parents did to him when they had to pay for the window he broke...
Story 3 breaks my heart. Alex I hope you’re doing well
The thumbnail framed me out… . I’m also glad to know that you’re still making videos for us. Way to go Mr nightmare! You’re the best
My partner comes from a household similar to Alex’s- except he’s not a stalker and is well adjusted to meeting and talking to people- so it breaks my heart to hear how that poor kid lived.
He’s only 12
The last story was so sad. Alex was definitely acting a little creepy and weird but he was only doing that out of loneliness and desperation. If his parents were abusive, arguing with each other all the time or neglectful then Alex would want to leave his house.
I’m glad to see we all feel the same about Alex. None of that was terrifying, maybe the breaking of the window was a bit extreme of course, but everything else is just really sad. He was definitely a poor kid scared of an abusive situation. His parents sound like a bunch of jerks, and so did his kids parents too.people that self-absorbed could never have been able to have seen that something was wrong with this kid and he just needed some help
I mean as an adult it wouldn't be that scary to me.
But if as a child, someone, especially someone older, would keep breaking into my room, my safe space. I'll sure get some form of Trauma. To OP, it's very understandable for him to not view Alex in a sympathetic light.
Can't say much about his parents tho, especially the compensation part.
fr, OPs parents should have done something ACTUALLY helpful and report the family to CPS. i hate entitled and arrogant people like this.
imagine being so dense you assume a kid crying for help was just trying to “k*ll” you …. even more sad that this person is grown and still blind as a bat
Hold on
I’ve been watching him for around 7-8 years, and Its just been pointed out to me that the heartbeats slowly gets faster after each story.
I’m stunned
These are horror stories. It's fitting 😅
Wow. I feel so sad for Alex. You can tell he clearly wanted a friend and was really hurt as to why the OP wouldn’t be a friend to him but wasn’t sure how to express that.
That poor kid in the last story, Alex! He just wanted a bloody friend, mate. The poor kid has probably been disregarded & ignored by everyone around him his entire life, just cos he's from a broken home. Your description of his behaviour suggests he's never had a friend & has poor role models as parents & thus why he exhibited underdeveloped social skills & poor decision making. I just hope that he eventually made a friend that could see past his quirks & broken life so that his childhood wasn't completely marred by dejection until he grew into an adult blinded by clinical depression & pathological hatred. I hope he got a chance in life 🙏❤🙏
The last story is hella sad. As an adult with a child myself I can’t imagine having a child live like that
Not to undermine how terrifying the ordeal must have been for the person in story #3, but that Alex kid was definitely not going to murder him. He was probably living in a neglectful home and saw the other kid as a means of getting real affection, hence why he was getting physically close to him and asked to sleep in his bed. I hope he eventually got the help he needed and is able to live a proper life now.
Bro the storyteller of the 3rd story sounds like a bigger psychopath than Alex himself. At the end he said "I'm scared of the person he grew up to be" while not realizing that he could have had some bearing on how he grew up. He could have been nicer and not tried to bale out of interactions with him to make Alex feel more appreciated and at home. Alex showed no actual signs of wanting to harm him. Sure the window smashing and general actions of trespassing aren't exactly justifiable but he knew that Alex wasn't raised in the best home based on the fact that his house was completely trashed and unkept. He was likely so desperate to escape his home that he saw it as his only option. In the end, all the author cared about was his image and not wanting to be seen hanging out with "the weird kid". Even writing the story as an adult he seemed to have no guilt for not hanging with him more nor sorrow for the home Alex grew up in. He only told the story in his own perspective without a care for Alex's and tried to paint Alex as the villain with no good inside.
The first story… what parents leave their kid home alone? That’s irresponsible.
My big bro got left home alone at 9 and was just fine, also the parents in the first story were in a rush and didn’t want their child seeing their older brother in that condition
Alex’s story is creepy enough, but also sad. He didn’t choose to be born in a family like this, and he will probably grow up to be like his parents 😢
The man who wrote the last story that Alex wanted to “murder him” or “attack him” showing no sympathy for the fact was obviously being abused gives me “peaked In high school football player” type and makes me so annoyed
Ok so you would be fine someone breaking into your house late at night? Not just that has a weapon with them? How would you feel? Cause me I wouldnt feel all butterflies and flowers if some wacko kid had a weapon. So you blame the victim making it seem like hes the issue. He wanst part of that kids family. He has no obligation to that kid. And talking as someone who was abused by family your comment pisses me off. Id never EVER think it would be ok for me to break into someones house with a weapon and expect everyone to be ok with me. You want the person to give one shit about some obsessive, aggressive kid who could have killed him? Kids have killed other kids before so why are you acting like the op is overreacting. At first I felt for Alex. But you start doing stuff like that Im not caring about you. You come into MY HOUSE. Break MY WINDOW, and you dare have a weapon and Im supposed to be cool with that ? I went through hell in my life, Im surprised Im alive. But what I cant stand is when the victim is shamed but the aggressor is coddled. He did a crime and he should have paid for it PERIOD.
@@DarkMoonGeneralCry harder, Alex is also a victim 😂
he was only 10 years old at the time
He was a kid who didn't understand. All he knew was that Alex was dangerous
@sam-ht6qv no he became an aggressor. Your comment is rather sad and terrifying that you'd defend him..
I truly feel for Alex. Not to sound like a religious fanatic, but I pray God blesses Alex with the knowledge of his self worth as a child of God. I was a weird kid too until one day finding a prayer (Dec., 12. 1976) in the pew ahead of us. After 3 attempts to* leave earth in 3 months prior to seeing this prayer at 10 yrs of age, I was willing to try anything. After 1 week of praying 3x a day for a week - my life really did change - and the life of my entire family. 48 years later - I realize that little prayer really did change my life - finding Christ was the greatest discovery of my life and countless others in the proceeding decades. I'm getting old now, but realizing I was put here for a reason changed everything.
The Alex story is so sad. I kinda felt bad for him. He just wanted a friend and was never taught how to socialize with others
The last story is plain sad..I am 23 years old and my father is alcoholic,because of that there are often unpleasant situations in home and arguments between my parents..Can't think of the damage Alex's parents doing on him since childhood
I feel so bad for poor Alex. I hope he is good now 😢
I honestly feel kinda bad for Alex in story 3... It sounds like he was being raised in an abusive household and not in a good home, considering the house was so dirty and he thought it was necessary to leave the house when his parents were arguing. He probably just wanted to make friends, although that doesn't justify him breaking into the house through the window. I really hope that Alex's doing a lot better now...
Dude, that broken glass sound scared the shit out of me! 🤣
It's nice seeing everyone else talk about the Alex story. It definitely rubbed me the wrong way as it was more sad to hear then scary. It's all in the details that makes it sound like the household he was living in clearly wasn't the best or maybe even downright abusive, so him acting "weird" could've been from not having anyone to connect to or not knowing how to communicate with other kids his age. I truly hope he's doing better now and is living the way he wants.
That last story is just sad.
Not having to wait long for another Mr Nightmare video feels illegal, thanks RUclips Gods...with Mr Nightmare being the main one.
Exactly 😂
Yup 👍
I'm so glad that previous commenters have brought up that Alex, in the final story, was almost certainly being abused and neglected, and was doing his best to seek safety and refuge without really knowing how. I grew up in a severely abusive and neglectful family, and I absolutely was an "Alex." I wanted safety, comfort, love and acceptance so badly, but had no idea how to get those things in a socially acceptable way -- nor did I have anyone to teach me how to make friends and function in relationships in a healthy manner -- so I clung desperately to friends until I drove them away from me, disregarded boundaries until I made others angry and resentful, showed a degree of neediness that I knew wasn't okay, and was resulting in my getting bullied, but I didn't know how else to behave...I was a really, REALLY messed up kid. Any adult should have seen the phrase "ABUSED CHILD" blinking like an all-night diner sign over my head, but no one interfered -- it was bystander syndrome all the way, for years and years. Point being, I could totally see myself making a choice like Alex did, and trying to sleep in a friend's bedroom in the middle of the night. I can feel that desperation, to this day. I hope Alex ended up being okay. No kid should ever have to feel that needy, desperate or unloved.
Story 2: "Between the world we see and the things we fear, there are doors. When they are opened, nightmares become reality."
IF it was a ghost it was just a friendly kid. Nothing to be afraid of
@@PRHILL9696 Still, it makes one wonder: What's keeping his soul trapped here?
Maybe he had a tragic death or something. he clearly died very young@@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639
While I feel a little bad for Alex's lack of friends and dysfunctional home life, he was an older kid creeping on a younger boy and there have been a lot of cases of children being sexually abused by older kids. The obsessive stalking, invading the storyteller's personal space, as well as breaking into his home and trying to get in bed with him, all raises some serious red flags 🚩🚩🚩
Agreed. 12 is old enough to know not to break into a house multiple times in the middle of the night. His parents sound like failures for sure but that doesn't mean we just need to give Alex a free pass.
@@mattr.1887you’d be shocked. I would totally agree in every other situation but this kid was abused, neglected, and probably not taught proper social skills and just being slightly behind in those skills can greatly impact you. I think he found hanging out with that kid an escape from his abusive parents and didn’t know how to correctly do it
Alex's parents were neglectful so they never did their job and taught him what was right from wrong. They were also possibly abusive, to him or each other or both and being a witness or a victim to it constantly would absolutely warp your brain into normalizing such abuse and not being able to learn healthy ways to express negative emotions. And also just being shunned by kids his own age, besides it being hurtful and lonely, is also damaging to a young, developing brain. Kids need to hang out with other kids to know social cues and what's generally appropriate. Alex saw OP as the new kid that didn't know about his family's reputation and wanted a fresh start with a new friend but sadly, didn't know how to act normally and that's not his fault.
I definitely agree those were red flags, and I strongly suspect that Alex's home life accounted for them.
And you don't think them riding their bikes by his house was not a jerky move?? He should've gave Alex a chance, come on!!
I'm glad to see the comments are on Alex's side. It sounds like he comes from an abusive household and was looking for some kind of connection or friendship but didn't know how to really interact with other kids. Hope he's doing better out there.
Alex sounds like the exact definition of a mentally disturbed stalker and a borderline psychopath. He did not respect OPs space and broke into his house on several occasions. Idc if he had a bad upbringing or not, if you break into people's houses and threaten their privacy, OP has every right to say what he wants against Alex.
"I screamed like a girl and ran to my parents room" - 🤣
As terrifying as this part of the story was, I couldn't help but laugh trying to imagine Mr. Nightmare with his deep sexy voice ACTUALLY screaming like a girl lmao
Where else could you work all day and then watch this and relax. Love this channel
Anywhere in the world with internet brotha
Going to save this for tonight
"This happened when I was a young child..."
I'm so glad old children are safe.
I’m so glad we all feel the same way about Alex. Hope he’s doing better
“I’m kinda scared to wonder what kinda person Alex grew up to be” asking the REAL questions 😭
Breaking that toy was honestly unjustified. They couldn't have given it away to another family who could have wanted it? Thats too much
Bro I think you don't get out of your room, if you had seen the outer world you wouldn't say this, grow up.Why would a family need a toy?
@@spiritsop5440 I didn't say need I said want. Like I doubt there wasn't a family in the area that could have gotten it as a free gift to give to one of their kids. There was no need to break the toy (like in the story the weird occurrences still happened even after the toy was discarded)
@@devonmunn5728 I guess you're right, sorry for the rude reply
I absolutely love Mr.Nightmare’s voice and of course his stories!
That mom just lying to a child was part of what was wrong. My parents would have made me tell him myself that I did not want to hang out anymore. One time my dad said I couldn't hang out with my friend Sean in the neighborhood anymore and made me call him and say so. Sean later drilled me in the back with a baseball when I was at the seasonal team picture event. I messaged him years later on Facebook and we talked through it all.
Ironically the age difference with me and Sean is about the same as in the story
I just dont understand that people leave their Doors unlocked. I live in a supersafe country and everybody keeps their Doors locked. Its just a Basic rule.
Favorite horror story channel! I’ve been watching you since I was a kid! Keep up the amazing videos!
I look forward to these videos, Mr. Nightmare. Thank you so much 😭
it makes me so happy to see the comments feeling sorry for alex, it’s a sad story
The Alex story made me a bit sad. He just seemed lonely and desperate for friends and being able to belong.
Mr. Nightmare never fails! Makes road trips go by so fast, never disappoints 😂
I feel bad for Alex, kid was clearly in a bad situation and the story writer’s parents probably should have gotten the authorities involved
Speaking of childhood I’ve been watching you since 6th grade !! I’m now 20 and still watch you thank you Mr nightmare for all the scares over the years
The pacing in this horror narrative is spot-on. It kept me hooked from start to finish, and the gradual escalation of tension was brilliantly executed.
I can tell this is gonna be a banger of a video 🔥
Ikr
I really enjoy his videos man they’re really good they really get you on the edge sometimes
it always is 🔥
fr
a true hoot & a holler
Childhood is like getting drunk..
Everyone remembers what you did except you.
when i was younger i remember waking up in the middle of the night randomly and seeing someones head peeking through our house doors, i was looking at him and he was looking at me, but he never came inside. he left after idk like a few seconds and i just fell asleep after. i dont know who he was and what he tried to do or what he would do if i didnt wake up. i dont remember if i told my mom about it then, but when i told my mom about it years later she told me that it was probably a dream, and im not 100% sure myself that it wasnt.
I can already hear the comments about “oh poor Alex” when I’m just thinking how dangerous a kid has to be to break a window without second thought, it def wasn’t cause his parents were arguing, he def was PART of that crazy bunch
I always like falling asleep listening to Mr nightmare
I hope Alex is okay and that he’s doing better now :(
I hope Alex in the next story along with his parents get the help that they really need. I doubt he had any malicious intent. I seriously hope that child protective services steps in and helps with getting the family therapy and cleaning
awesome job mr nightmare as always. bring us story that is very scary about crazy people or psycho,and people who disappear never to be seen again but thanks for this video ❤
Story 2 was my favourite, there's always something a little creepy about imaginary friends - although in this case maybe not imaginary!
That second story reminds me of that kid who kept saying "Agnes did it".
It was the last story in 10 Terrifying True Scary Stories (Volume 7) uploaded in January 2019.
The kid in the last story was a terrible person, so we're his parents, it was obvious Alex was from a broken home and none of them did anything about it
I was wearing my AirPods, when the crash in the kitchen noise happened I jumped 😭
Hahahah same, just sitting in the car tryna sleep and hear that in my left ear as I'm dosing off, fukn jumped😂
Do you know who the family in the second story needs to call?…..GHOSTBUSTERS!
We probably should have 🧐🤣
Thank you Mr. nightmare for your continued stories, it is a great contribution to society. Literally a tips and tricks guide to messed up people.
Yessir Mr. Nightmare out here making all of our days! 🎉
Love your stories keep uploading and thank you mr nightmare ❤
I never really judge any of the stories, I always think how can we judge, until we've been in that situation ourselves we can't do that. I acknowledge every one of them.
Story 3: "I screamed like a little girl, then I ran out of my room to go wake up my parents."
But shouldn't you screaming have already woken your parents up?
Scary thing about Alex and people like him is that a majority of them are loose, out there in the world unchecked and loose. I think after the first incident of him climbing through my window I would have kept a ball bat by my bed, dude came in again he'd have been wearing some big pump knots on his head.
The whole story with Alex is just sick. What’s horrifying is that if his disgusting behaviour isn’t fixed, he’ll do much worse down the line. Let’s hope he gets his shit together before he reaches that point.
Poor Alex
alex didn’t deserve that fr
the story about Alex made me feel so bad ngl, he prob needed an outlet of some kind from that kind of household
I feel bad for that last one because he probably came from a disabled home and probably does not have good parents and does not now how to act right because of the type of home he grew up in.😢
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This didn’t scare me because I didn’t expect it, *it scared me because of how shocked I was when Alex had now gone to THAT mental state... 😨*
Must be nice being the kids that can look at an abusive home and laugh or joke about it. This is why we're trying to spread the word about child abuse and broken homes. The children need neighbors and friends that can check up on them, rather then be singled out as the "weird" kid that everyone abandons. I hope you're ok Alex.
Second story is basically a demon haunting a house.
The Alex story is heartbreaking. I really doubt that just because he broke a window it meant he was going to murder him. The author is an adult now and could show some empathy.
That story was the epitome of heartbreaking. It always makes me so angry and devastated seeing the way parents abuse and neglect their own children. If they aren’t willing to treat their very own children they chose to have with any form of love, then they certainly have no business raising them, let alone being married. Shame on Alex’s parents. If they haven’t changed their ways by now, karma might be coming for them. 😢
Love your content, keep it up 🎉🎉💯💯💗💗
The burglar from the first story said "I'm a criminal, not a monster."
I know he was just a kid but story 3's storyteller being like "I want friends", gets one, then immediately becoming judgmental like the kids at school was just frustrating to hear.
Hope Alex at least got accepted by someone who was a nice influence in his life...
ty for the upload mr nightmare🫡
Story 2 definitely a poltergeist