Can you share some examples from 'jewish conversion horror stories'?

One main theme is the sense of not being fully accepted. Converts may find that despite their efforts, there are always some in the community who view them with suspicion or as outsiders.

One famous Jewish love story is that of Jacob and Rachel. Jacob worked for seven years to marry Rachel because he loved her so much. Another is the love story in 'Fiddler on the Roof', which shows the love within a Jewish family and community in the face of changing times.

A person shared that in a conversion camp, they were forced to watch anti - LGBTQ+ propaganda videos all day long. The videos were full of false and harmful information, which was really disturbing.

One famous Jewish horror story is the legend of the Golem. It was a creature made of clay brought to life by a rabbi to protect the Jewish community. But things could go wrong as it was a powerful and somewhat unpredictable entity. Another could be related to dybbuks, which are malevolent spirits that can possess people. There are stories of people acting strangely under dybbuk possession, causing fear and chaos in the community.

Well, there could be a situation in these stories where the BDSM equipment was not used correctly. Let's say a restraint was too tight and cut off circulation. And on top of that, the dominant didn't notice or didn't care in time. This lack of care and improper use of tools can lead to very bad and scary situations for the person involved in the BDSM activity.

One example could be: 'I woke up in the middle of the night. There was a figure at the foot of my bed with no face.'

Sure. One example could be long wait times on the phone when trying to get tax - related issues resolved. People have reported being on hold for hours, just to be transferred around and still not get a proper answer.

Sure. Maybe some people faced huge unexpected tax bills in 2018. For example, small business owners who miscalculated their deductions and ended up owing a large sum to the tax authorities.

Here's one more: 'The old house was silent. Then, from the attic, I heard the sound of a rocking chair moving on its own, as if someone long dead was still using it.' These stories rely on our basic fears of the unknown and the unexpected to send shivers down our spines.

Sure. One example could be a person who took a new type of painkiller and developed a severe rash all over their body. Another might be someone who was prescribed a pill for blood pressure but it made their heart rate skyrocket instead of regulating it.