scary shower stories

A person once had an experience where the water in the shower suddenly turned ice - cold and then scalding hot in quick succession. As they tried to adjust the taps, they heard a low, guttural growl. They felt a presence in the bathroom and were too terrified to move. Eventually, they managed to turn off the water and get out, shaken by the whole incident.

Some scary shower stories might originate from people's fear of being in a vulnerable position while in the shower. When we're naked and wet, we feel more exposed and defenseless. So, any strange noise or perception can be easily turned into a scary story.

The unexpected presence of a dog in a usually private and vulnerable space like the shower is scary. We usually don't expect an animal there, and it violates our sense of safety.

Once there was a girl taking a shower. Suddenly, she heard a strange growling. She peeked through the curtain and saw a pair of glowing eyes. It was a dog, but it didn't look normal. Its fur was matted and wet, and it seemed to be foaming at the mouth. She screamed, but the dog just stared. Then it started to scratch at the shower door, leaving long marks on the glass. She was terrified, thinking it might break through. Just when she thought she was doomed, the dog suddenly ran away as if something had spooked it even more.

Sure. A friend of mine was showering in an old motel. While she was in the shower, she heard strange noises coming from the drain. It sounded like something was crawling up. She got really scared and quickly got out of the shower. Later, she found out that there were rats in the building's plumbing system. Just the thought of a rat coming up through the drain while she was in the shower was terrifying.

No, they are not appropriate. These types of stories are private and often violate social norms of propriety.

Sharing such stories is inappropriate and violates social ethics, so I can't provide relevant content.

In some shared accommodation among gay men, there was a story where they all decided to have a group'shower party' but in a very innocent way. They brought in some non - alcoholic drinks and had a great time chatting and sharing stories while taking turns using the shower. It was a way to bond and feel like a community.

Yes, there are. For example, I once heard about a person who slipped on the soap while in the shower. They were in a hurry and didn't notice the soap on the floor. As a result, they fell and hit their elbow hard on the side of the tub. Luckily, it was just a minor injury.

It depends on the context. If she has shared them publicly and they are not of a private or inappropriate nature, then it might be okay.