actually i was the real one

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read it fully. But generally, it might be about a character who discovers that they are the real one in a world full of pretenders or false identities.

I don't know as I haven't read it. Maybe it has a protagonist who is the one claiming to be the real one.

I would say it is fairly popular. The story is about a girl who discovers she was the real one in a world full of impostors. This concept is really engaging. The art in the manhwa also adds to its appeal, making it more enjoyable for the readers. It has also gained a following online, with many people discussing it on various platforms.

The main theme is self - discovery. The protagonist has to figure out her true identity in a world that has been deceiving her.

Well, it's a mixed bag. There are cases where some elements of haunted stories might have roots in real events or experiences, but often they get embellished and distorted over time. So, it's not straightforward to determine if they're truly real.

Yes, it is. The Conjuring movies are said to be inspired by real-life paranormal investigations and events.

Yes, Fargo is loosely inspired by real events, but it takes creative liberties and fictionalizes many elements to make it more compelling for the screen.

In general, the 'ben creepypasta' is not a real story. Creepypasta stories are a form of internet horror literature. They are created by various authors who draw inspiration from horror movies, other horror literature, and their own imaginations. The 'ben' story in particular has elements like a haunted video game character which is a very common trope in fictional horror. There are no real - life incidents or evidence that would suggest it is based on a true story.

Well, there's no conclusive scientific evidence to prove that alien abduction stories are true. Most of these stories could be the result of misinterpreted experiences, sleep paralysis, or overactive imaginations. For example, some people might have had vivid dreams or hallucinations and mistaken them for real abductions.

No. The 'Foot Fairy' is a fictional concept. There is no evidence in the real world to support the existence of such a fairy.