Share some scary text messages horror stories.

There was a guy who received a text that just had a picture of his own bedroom window from the outside at night. The text said 'Soon.' He was really freaked out. As days passed, he would get more texts with pictures of him in different parts of his house that he hadn't noticed anyone taking. It was a very creepy experience.

A man got a series of text messages with just pictures of his own house at different angles. No words, just those pictures. At first, he thought it was some kind of mistake. But then the texts became more frequent. He got scared and installed security cameras. It was a group of burglars scouting his place. Thankfully, because of his quick action, he was able to prevent the burglary.

There was a story where a person received a text that simply said 'Your time is up.' Every time they replied, asking who it was, they got no response. But then strange things started to happen around them, like objects moving on their own. They never found out who sent the text, and it remained a very creepy mystery.

The anonymity. When you don't know who is sending those scary texts, it's really terrifying. Just like in the story where the girl got texts from an unknown number, not knowing who was behind it made it so much scarier.

The sense of helplessness. You can't really stop these texts easily. Blocking the number might not work if they keep coming from new numbers. And you don't know what the sender will do next. For example, in the story of the guy whose car brakes failed after getting the texts, he didn't know how far the sender would go to harm him, and that's really terrifying.

The unknown sender. When you don't know who is sending those terrifying messages, it adds a lot of mystery and fear. It could be anyone or anything.

Threatening words are also a big part. Texts like 'I'll get you' or 'You're in danger' play on our fears of harm. It makes us feel vulnerable, especially when we're alone or at home. For example, if you get a text like that while you're in your bedroom at night, it can send shivers down your spine.

Well, I have a story. My mom texted me 'I put my phone in the fridge by mistake. I thought it was my sandwich!' It was really silly. And once, my neighbor texted 'I chased a squirrel out of my yard and it ran up a tree and then stared at me like it won.' These text message stories are just the little comical moments in our daily lives that we can share and laugh about.

There was a girl who started getting text messages from an unknown number. The texts described things only she should know, like what she wore the day before. The messages got scarier, saying things like 'I know where you live'. She told her parents and they went to the police. The police traced the number but it led to a burner phone. The mystery was never really solved and she always lived in fear of another message.

The sense of being watched. When the text messages imply that the sender is watching you, like saying 'I see you right now', it gives you a very uneasy feeling. You start to look over your shoulder everywhere you go. You become paranoid in your own home. This feeling of constantly being under surveillance can be extremely terrifying, and it can disrupt your normal life.