And Then I realised that sleep was required

Published by Caberea in the blog Blogging Inside the Chimney. Views: 190

Heya Everypony. So you may have noticed that I haven't been active on any site in any way whatsoever. Well that's been because I've been...I have no idea what I've been doing, I'm too tired to think.

Wait, I remember what it was now. It was the reason the I'm tired too, I've been busy cowering in fear after having played Slender. The worst part is that after having played through the whole thing, I realised that I'd forgotten to record it. That mean's I've got to go back and play it again, and make sure to record this time, but I'm already too godamn scared of that game to freaking sleep.

As if that weren't bad enough, I've got school tomorrow, and in my current state i'm worried that i'm going to see a teacher standing about somewhere and instantly mistake them for Slenderman.

...Also, I'm rather aware of the fact that I should probably stop playing games like that if i get so scared of them. But I have this strange urge to keep on playing them, and if you're me its impossible to ignore stuff like that.
Jul 29, 2012
  • Pseudo
    Pseudo Jul 29, 2012
    Just watch scary movies and get yourself used to the "scaredness" that your feeling, then Slenderman will be clear outta your mind. :3
  • Legion
    Legion Jul 29, 2012
    I don't get it. I've played a horror game before, it really wasn't very scary. But maybe that was just the game. I don't remember what it was called; my friend let me try it one night while I was staying at his house.

    Slender is probably scarier, though I would have no idea.
  • NotWhatWeExpected
    NotWhatWeExpected Jul 29, 2012
    [​IMG]

    Scary games can cause insomnia, but I find extremely scary movies to be more nightmare-inducing.
  • SoulEmber
    SoulEmber Jul 29, 2012
    The more you wait to play through again and record it, the more you're going to just continue building up the feeling of dread. It's probably better to just go ahead and get the recording over and done with, so you can put the game behind you if it's bothering you so much. Or you could also just decline to record it, and thus not have to play through it again. As for why you have the strange urge to keep playing scary games, it's probably the adrenaline rush you experience from being scared. This was best explained in the MLP: FiM episode Luna Eclipsed.
  • LyonKS555
    LyonKS555 Jul 30, 2012
    Be afraid. Be very afraid and good luck
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