[ SECRET POST #5436 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5436 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

IDK, when I was a kid I was mainly afraid of things like quicksand, bees, and shadows that looked like old people. Violence in media seemed fake and cartoony.

I wouldn't let a small child watch this, but an older kid who can handle scary shit? Sure.

[(Anonymous)]

Spiders were my big thing. Horror movies just weren't scary if there weren't any spiders. But I couldn't handle Charlotte's Web. Every kid is different that way.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I didn't watch much scary stuff but I was reading Stephen King (among other horror novels) by the time I was 9! I just kind of...bleeped out the sex parts and was quite surprised how much sex there was when I re-read as a adult! My parents were of the opinion that if I was mature enough to get through a long book I was mature enough for the content which was not exactly true, but close enough.

[(Anonymous)]

The thing that usually came out of nowhere and messed me up was body horror. Also, Rescue 911. *shudder* My mother should definitely have recognized that I was a deeply anxious child teetering on the edge of hypochondria and just not watched that show around me, but she was not the most emotionally perceptive parent.