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Yandere: "por que no los dos?"
Anyone that's ever had a stalker or crazy-ex kniws that the one with hearts is the real threat. The bottom one is just metal and cool.
Haven't had to remember it for awhile. But the freakiest shit I ever got was a stuffed wolf that howled and a flowery note with hearts that said "You'll be mine" left in my mailbox.
At first I thought my girlfriend at the time that was being cute. I found out it wasn't her and to this day I still don't know who left it for me. I had some suspicions, but that was like 20+ and I'll never find out now.
Anyhow came rolling back into my memory banks and gave me a chill.
What do you even do there?
So every email in comic sans. Got it.
One way,
Or another,
I'm gonna find you,
I'm gonna get you, get you, get you!
Just imagined this as a death metal song
I'd be surprised if a death metal cover of it didn't already exist.
It took a few listens for me to realize how creepy Every Breath You Take is.
A lot of older songs are super creepy by our modern standards.
That one was made to be creepy. Sting (who wrote it) once said to the BBC that “the song is very, very sinister and ugly. And people have actually misinterpreted it as being a gentle little love song, when it’s quite the opposite.” and that “I didn’t realise at the time how sinister it is. I think I was thinking of Big Brother, of surveillance and control.”
Meet me in Montauk
It's more creepy with the script font. At least with the bottom one, the threat is clear and obvious.
My doctor's handwriting when writing a romantic note: