Spine-Chilling Ex Stories That Will Give You Chills
Malevolent Mischief: True Stories of Horror
Key Insights
Why did the ex-partner in the first story become abusive?
The ex-partner, Craig, initially appeared sweet but gradually became abusive, possibly due to underlying psychological issues or a desire for control.
How did the mother in the first story manage to escape her abusive ex-partner?
The mother, after enduring multiple threats from Craig, fled in the middle of the night while he was asleep, eventually moving across the country to escape him.
What was the turning point in the relationship described in the second story?
The turning point was when the narrator's partner, who suffered from PTSD and night terrors, attacked her in her sleep, leading to a series of violent incidents that ultimately resulted in his deportation.
Why did the narrator in the second story initially return to her abusive partner after the first attack?
The narrator returned because her partner promised to seek help and she believed in his potential for change, despite the clear danger he posed.
What was the final outcome for the abusive partner in the second story?
The abusive partner was deported and banned from the country after being tricked into ICE custody by the DA, providing the narrator with a sense of safety.
What unusual interests did the ex-best friend in the third story have?
The ex-best friend, Vanessa, had a fascination with creepy and morbid things, including collecting roadkill and wanting to be a coroner or mortician. She also had a necrophilic attraction and a tendency towards sadistic behavior.
Why did the narrator in the third story end their friendship with Vanessa?
The narrator ended the friendship because Vanessa's behavior became increasingly dangerous, including her confession of necrophilic desires and her actions of unaliving animals, which the narrator could no longer condone or manage.
Chapters
- Craig's abusive behavior and threats
- The chilling encounter in the kitchen
- Craig's attempt to justify his presence and control
- The eventual escape and legal aftermath
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