Scary Moment: WTF OMG IT'S..., my... jacket? Options

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Haha, night time can play some pretty scary tricks on you. Have you ever been scared of something for a moment only to find out it was something really stupid and you felt really stupid afterwards? For example, one time I woke up in the middle of the night because something fell off my shelf and my jacket was hanging up off my closet and I swear, it must've been the way the moonlight hit it, but I was scared out of my mind for like 5 seconds because it looked just like someone standing there watching me. I realized it was only my jacket. I felt so stupid... this was when I was like 12, haha.

Also, one time me and my sis were sitting outside at night and we saw this greenish light stream across the sky. Shortly after that, we heard this really really freaky noise and she says "What was that?" and I reply with a "Erm... I dunno." And we heard it again. It sounded just like an Alien robot or something So we ran as fast as we could into the house. Turns out it was our neighbors playing a trick on us. I was seriously scared out of my mind. I was pretty embarrassed.

So, has something like this ever happened to you? Were you scared but then found out how stupid it was? It can be anything like that.

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i was very young when i was trying to sleep one night. i look up and i see this charlie brown figure in the shadow of the opened door. charlie brown was crawling into my bedroom, i thought. i was not afraid. i liked him. i told my sister the next day and she said i was dumb and it was just our cat crawling around. i prefer to think it was charlie. do cats have insomia?

i was with a group of close friends on someone's patio at about midnight. we're talking about things when this huge loud thump noise comes from nowhere! it happened three times. we ran inside and hid, grabbing bricks and cold spoons. my friend lives in forest so the idea that a ghost of crazy man with a loaded shotgun was going to rape and kill us was very real. it was her older brother, knocking beneath the patio.