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NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE NIGHTMARE
You have full permission to read any of my stories. They're all linked on my user profile, and you can find them here, too:
https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Cornconic
Fair enough. Here's a page with plenty of advice:
https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Creepypasta_Wiki:Writing_Advice
Just click whatever links you think you'd find helpful.
How long are you planning on making your story?
Disturbing stuff, to say the least. Reminds me how not too long ago, two prevalent users on this site were ousted for online incidents involving minors.
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It would have to be something marked NSFW that actually happened or has significant ties to a real-life event. Necrosleep, while I can see how it may be found disturbing, is obviously a work of fiction (literally involves a character called "Dr. Hail A. Stan") and Squidward's Suicide is probably only scary if you're below the age of 14.
Personally, I'd choose Albert Fish's Letter. The fact that it is 100% authentic and one of the few pages on this site that can actually be considered "real" makes its content all the more abhorrent.
Here's a link to my favourites list:
https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/User:Cornconic#Favourite_Pastas
And, if you're interested, here are the stories that I've written for the wiki:
@Just A Soviet Soldier from Russia You only really find that kind of stuff on the discussions pages. Go to anywhere else on the site and there'll be a plethora of 'real horror' to read.
There's over 1000 stories available in the Ghosts category. If you want some more specific suggestions, I would recommend 'A Strange Night in the City of Angels' and 'A Small Piece of Lead'. Here's the link: https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Ghosts
In regards to folklore, I advise you to research stories regarding the Goatman and La Llorona, among other creatures of legend.
@Bakugousextra125 Why does your device lock up when you search the word 'anime'? Do you have some weird parental control lock on or something?
I have over 100 pages on my favourites list, and I would consider each and every one of them "good reads". Here's the link:
https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/User:Cornconic#Favourite_Pastas
As far as I know, no. You can definitely have pages that link to multiple stories, though.
I think there's a box marked 'thumbnail' that you can tick off? I'm not entirely sure, honestly.
I assume you're referring to this?
Yep, one entry each.
An uncapitalised page is usually an indicator of a low-quality, low-effort story that's deleted within a few hours of its upload.
If you're almost 30, that would make you a millennial, not a boomer. Millennials are born between 1981 and 1996. Boomers are born between 1946 and 1964. You'd have to be at least 56 to qualify as a boomer in 2021, assuming you haven't had your birthday yet this year.
Here's a list of my favourites from the site. It's got over 100 pastas included, so you should have enough for a while.
https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/User:Cornconic#Favourite_Pastas
I think 'trending pages' are based on the amount of views/comments a page gets on a daily basis. The classic pastas are by and large the most famous, and therefore, they receive the most traffic, pushing them to the preview tabs.