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The last time you were scared, why?
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I thought there was a cockroach running at me on my bed.
Was just a trick of the light.
Omg this happened to me last year in my old shitty apartment, but it was real. Somehow a massive roach ended up on top of my comforter. I had serious trouble sleeping for a while after that, and I was seeing tricky shadows for weeks…
The whole neighborhood had a roach problem, it wasn’t any particular grossness on my part. The general consensus amongst my neighbors at the time was that the nearby restaurants were to blame, but you can be sure I did a deep cleaning after that episode…so glad I don’t live there anymore.
I mean, if it was continual, it sounds like it's actually the landlord skipping out on their pest control duties. That shit's illegal.
this happens to me so often, but I can't remember the last time I actually saw a real cockroach.
I had a giant spider dangling down behind the curtains. Also a light trick, but damn ...