Long Distance Call Horror Story: Share Your Experiences

Once I was on a long - distance call with my friend overseas. Suddenly, there was a really creepy static noise that grew louder and louder. Then I heard what sounded like a faint whisper in a language I couldn't understand. It was so spooky that I quickly ended the call.

One sad long - distance relationship story is about my friend. She was in love with a guy from another country. They met while she was on vacation. For a year, they tried to make it work with video calls every day and sending love letters. But the time difference and the inability to be physically together during tough times took a toll. Eventually, they grew apart. It was really sad to see her heartbroken as she had so many hopes for their future together.

One of my friends was in a long - distance lesbian relationship. They met online. They would talk for hours every day, sharing their dreams and fears. But it was really tough when they couldn't be physically together for a long time. They had to deal with the loneliness and sometimes the jealousy when the other was out with friends. Eventually, they made it work by planning regular visits and always being honest with each other.

One horror story I've heard was when a model showed up to a casting call that was supposed to be for a high - end fashion brand. But when she got there, it was in a really shabby and unprofessional - looking place. There were no proper facilities for her to change or do her makeup. And the so - called 'casting directors' were just some random people who seemed more interested in taking inappropriate pictures than actually evaluating her for the job.

You could receive a call from a number that seems to be from someone you know, but when you answer, the voice is distorted and menacing. For example, it could be a call that appears to be from your friend, but the voice says strange and threatening things.

There was a couple I knew who were in a long - distance relationship. The distance put a lot of strain on them, and they split up. However, they both couldn't forget the good times they had. They began to casually chat again, reminiscing about old memories. This led to deeper conversations. They worked on their issues, like how to better handle the distance. They made compromises, and finally, they got back together. It shows that love can survive long - distance if you're willing to put in the effort.

The sudden loss of connection in a really creepy way. For example, when the call drops right after you hear a blood - curdling scream or some sort of threat. You're left in a state of shock and uncertainty, not knowing if it was real or just some sort of glitch. And you're too scared to call back to find out. Also, if the call seems to be haunted by an echo that repeats disturbing words or sounds, it can be truly terrifying.

Well, my ldr story was tough. I met my partner online. We talked for months before meeting. The distance made it hard. We often missed each other's presence. But we made it work by having regular video calls and sending each other small gifts. Eventually, we found a way to be together in the same city.

I once had an Airbnb where the heating didn't work during a really cold winter. It was freezing inside the place. I contacted the host, but they were unresponsive. I had to buy extra blankets and heaters just to get through the night. It was a horrible experience.

Once, a friend had a dermaplaning session. The esthetician pushed too hard during the process. As a result, her skin was not only red and irritated immediately after, but in the following days, it started to peel in an abnormal way. It was so bad that she had to stay at home for a few days until the skin started to heal. The whole experience was really a horror story for her as she expected a smooth and glowing skin instead of this mess.