tell your stories

There was this abandoned hospital near my town. One day, out of curiosity, I decided to explore it. As I walked down the dimly lit corridors, I heard the sound of a wheelchair rolling by itself. I turned around, but there was nothing there. Then I heard a faint moan. I ran out of there as fast as I could and never went back.

I was walking home alone at night. All of a sudden, I felt like I was being followed. I looked back, but there was no one in sight. But the feeling didn't go away. I started walking faster, and then I heard footsteps behind me. I ran all the way home and slammed the door shut, still shaking with fear.

Well, once I got a strike on my very first roll in a tournament. It was amazing. I felt so confident and it set the tone for the whole game. I ended up winning that match.

I recall a bowling experience where I was in a really competitive mood. I had a bet with my colleague. The first few frames were a disaster for me as I kept getting splits. But then I got into a groove. I started getting strikes one after another. In the end, I won the bet and my colleague had to buy me lunch. It was a great comeback.

Mine happened during a sleepover at my friend's house. I woke up in the morning and saw the blood on the sheets. I was mortified. I didn't know how to handle it. I ended up trying to wash the sheets secretly in the bathroom. But my friend's mom noticed something was off and was really nice about it. She helped me out and explained everything to me which made me feel a bit better but it was still so embarrassing at first.

Music can tell your stories through lyrics. The words in a song often convey emotions, experiences, and events, which are like pieces of a story. For example, a sad song might tell a story of heartbreak with lyrics about lost love. Also, the melody can play a part. A slow, melancholic melody can enhance the feeling of a sad story, while an upbeat tempo might be used to tell a story of joy or adventure.

I have a story about an old, abandoned house. People said it was haunted. One day, I went near it. As I got closer, I felt a sudden chill. I saw a shadowy figure in the window. I ran away as fast as I could and never went back there again. It was truly terrifying.

Well, I once matched with a guy on Tinder who said he loved hiking. We went on a date to a local trail. It was really nice at first. He was a gentleman, carried my water bottle for me. But then he started talking non - stop about his ex - girlfriends. It was so off - putting. I never went out with him again.

Yes, it is okay. Telling your stories can be a form of self - expression. It allows you to share your experiences, emotions, and perspectives with others. By sharing, you might find that others have had similar experiences, which can create a sense of connection and belonging.

Well, once I was performing and a customer accidentally tripped on the stage while trying to give me a tip. It was quite a shock but we all had a good laugh about it later.