[ SECRET POST #3035 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3035 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

Would it be mocking to reply no? I haven't.

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT - It's not mocking, but it's a bit counterproductve, isn't it?

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

If anon only wanted positive responses, it was counterproductive of them to ask a question that invites yes/no answers equally in the first place, tbf. Like asking "Religion stories. Are you religious?" then expecting nobody to reply with "no"

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

No, I don't think that's mocking. It's the "ha ha all you people are mad and/or stupid" shit I can do without.

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Nah, I don't think people are mad or stupid for believing in ghosts. I mostly replied because I wasn't sure whether you were looking to compare numbers between people who had or hadn't or something like that.

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

I'm just curious how many people reply, especially as it seems to be something people don't want to "admit" to nowadays, or at least not in a lot of circles.

(I've never seen anything, but I've felt "ghostly" things that I have no rational explanation for.)

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

Huh, really? Most of the people I know believe in ghosts or that ghosts might exist, even if they never have seen one themselves. I figured a whole lot of people did.

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

Really? I don't know many people who genuinely believe in the supernatural outside of a religious context. At least not in my demographic, I guess.

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Most of the people I know are religious, so... that might have something to do with that.

Re: Spooky stories

[(Anonymous)]

da

"I'm just curious how many people reply, especially as it seems to be something people don't want to "admit" to nowadays, or at least not in a lot of circles."

Don't you reckon that might be just because people are less superstitious than they used to be? I mean, I'd suggest that these days people are less likely to immediately jump to supernatural conclusions and more likely to think there's an explanation, but they just don't know it, as opposed to fifty years ago or something.