Can you share some Tumblr horror stories?

One Tumblr DM horror story I heard was about a user who received a series of anonymous DMs. The messages started with simple, creepy statements like 'I'm watching you.' As time went on, the messages became more detailed, mentioning things only the user thought they knew. It turned out to be an ex - friend who had hacked into another account to stalk and scare them.

There was this Horror Tumblr story where a young man bought an antique mirror. When he got it home, he noticed that the reflection in the mirror sometimes showed a figure that wasn't him. As time passed, the figure became more and more menacing, reaching out from the mirror as if trying to cross into his world. He finally got rid of the mirror, but not before it drove him almost to madness with fear.

Well, one horror story I heard was about a user who had their account hacked on Tumblr. All their personal posts, including some private thoughts and creative works, were deleted or altered by the hacker. It was a nightmare as they had put a lot of time and emotion into those posts.

Sure. One story was about a girl who kept seeing a strange figure in her mirror at night. Every time she looked away and then back, it got closer. Eventually, she woke up one night with the figure right above her, and then she could never see it again, but she always felt a presence. It was really spooky.

One funny (but not so funny for the customer) Tumblr horror story was about a customer who signed up for a Tumblr premium service. They were charged twice by mistake. When they tried to get a refund, they were bounced around between different support teams. Each team kept asking for the same information over and over again. It took ages for them to finally get their money back and in the meantime, they were really angry and disappointed with the whole Tumblr customer service experience.

One story is about a customer who ordered a custom - made Tumblr - themed art piece. They sent really unclear instructions, like just saying 'Make it cool, like Tumblr'. When they received the piece, they were furious because it wasn't what they 'imagined'. But how could the artist know what they wanted with such a vague description?

I'm sorry, but 'efukt' often contains inappropriate and offensive content. I can't provide horror stories from such a source. However, there are many other great places to find horror stories, like classic horror anthologies or dedicated horror story websites.

I had a dating horror story on Tumblr. There was this person who sent me really intense messages all the time. They claimed to be in love with me within just a few days of chatting. It got really creepy when they started showing up at places they knew I'd be. I had to block them in the end. It was so scary how they seemed to be stalking me just because of a few online conversations.

Sure. There was a case where a fan made a really cool fan art inspired by Comic Con and shared it on Tumblr. But then some trolls on Tumblr started to make really mean comments, saying it was horrible and the artist didn't deserve to be at Comic Con. It made the artist feel really bad about their work.