Can you share some self - moving horror stories?

Some moving companies horror stories involve theft. For example, a customer noticed that some of their jewelry and small electronics were missing after the move. There was no sign of a break - in at either the old or new place. It was clear that someone from the moving crew had stolen the items. The company denied any responsibility and refused to do an internal investigation.

Once, there was a doll in an old attic. It sat in a rickety chair. At night, people heard the chair creaking as if the doll was moving. They would see its eyes seemed to follow them. It was really spooky.

A girl, suffering from depression, turned to self - harm. She would scratch her arms until they bled. Every time she looked at her arms, she was reminded of her pain. Her self - harm was a cry for help that no one noticed for a long time. She felt trapped in a cycle of darkness and self - destruction. It was only when she finally reached out to a teacher that she started to get the support she needed to stop.

Rather than sharing horror stories about self - bondage, it's important to note that this is a serious form of self - endangerment. People should focus on healthy and legal ways of having adventures or thrills, like engaging in extreme sports in a supervised environment.

The scariest I've heard is about a pair of shoes. They were found in an abandoned house. Whenever someone entered the house, the shoes would start to shuffle around on their own, as if someone invisible was wearing them. It's so creepy because it's not something you expect to move on its own.

Sure. Once, a little boy found a lost puppy on the street. He was so small himself but he carried the puppy all the way home. He gave the puppy his own food and made a little bed for it. His kindness was really moving.

Sure. There are stories of LGBT nurses during wars. They provided care and support to the wounded, often in the face of discrimination. For instance, a gay nurse in a World War I field hospital worked tirelessly, but had to endure sideways glances from some of the other medical staff who knew about his orientation. But he didn't let that stop him from saving lives.

Sure. There's a story of an artist who moved to Canada. She was attracted by the vast and diverse landscapes that she could use as inspiration for her paintings. In Canada, she found a community of like - minded artists in Montreal. They often have exhibitions together, and she's now well - known in the local art scene.

Sure. There's a story of a young soldier who found a letter from his mother on Armistice Day. He had been away for a long time and the letter was filled with love and hope for his safe return. It moved him to tears as he realized the war was finally over and he could go home.

Sure. One moving day funny story is that my friend was moving and they had this huge old couch. As they were trying to get it out of the door, it got stuck. They pushed and pulled for ages. In the end, they had to take the door off its hinges just to get the couch out. It was quite a sight.