The internet is haunted. đŸ„¶
This isn’t a conspiracy — it’s a creepy AF breakdown of how the internet watches, listens, controls, and haunts us. And you’re already inside it.

The internet is haunted. đŸ„¶ 2Much things happen.

You want human?
You want creepy?
You want that “what-the-f***-did-I-just-read-why-is-my-camera light on” kind of vibe?

Cool. I’m not giving you a blog.
I’m giving you a late-night overshare. The kind that starts as a rant and ends with you sleeping with your phone facedown and the lights on.
This is gonna feel like a ghost story.
But worse.
Because it’s real.


💀 the internet is haunted. and it’s haunting you.

I’m not okay, dude.
Not after what I’ve seen.
Not after what I felt.

This isn’t just about the creepy side of the internet.
It’s about something worse.
Something
 parasitic.
Alive, somehow. Feeding. Watching. Mimicking.

You think I’m being dramatic?
Cool. I did too.
Then I looked it in the eyes — and I swear it blinked back.


🎧 it hears you when you’re alone.

I used to talk to myself when no one was home.
You know—stupid sh*t. Like “ugh I need to clean” or “I should get a burrito.”
Didn’t Google it. Didn’t text it. Just said it.
Out loud. In my room.

And every. Single. Time.
I’d open my phone and BAM —
ads for cleaning hacks. Burrito discounts.
Even a YouTube video titled: “How To Organize Your Room If You’re Depressed.”

Tell me that’s not weird.
Tell me that doesn’t feel like something’s listening.

And the scariest part?
You said yes to it.
When you downloaded that weather app.
When you clicked “allow mic access.”
You opened the door.

You invited it in.


đŸ•łïž the algorithm isn’t code. it’s a mirror. and you’re inside it.

I once went through a breakup. Bad one.
Didn’t post about it. Didn’t tell many people.
Just cried. Quietly. Alone.

That night? My feed was heartbreak quotes.
The next day? Tarot card TikToks predicting “a return.”
The week after? Couples breaking up in slow motion.
I hadn’t searched ANYTHING.
Not even once.

But somehow — it knew.

It knew I was hurting.
And it decided to keep me there.
Because sadness = screen time.
And screen time = food for the machine.

That’s when I stopped thinking of the algorithm like some helpful code.
It’s not.
It’s alive.
And it wants to trap you in your worst version of yourself.
Because that’s where you’re easiest to control.


đŸ“· you don’t own your face anymore.

I found a deepfake of someone once.
Someone real. A girl I used to go to school with.
She was in a video she never filmed.
Saying words she never said.
Doing things she’d never do.

It wasn’t just disturbing.
It was
 convincing.
Too convincing.

Her smile. Her laugh. Her voice.
Stolen. Replicated. Played back like a possession.

She tried to take it down.
It was already everywhere.
Downloaded. Reuploaded.
Her digital ghost, cursed to live online forever.

And I just stood there thinking:
This could be any of us.
Your selfies. Your voice notes. Your Instagram stories.
You’re training the thing that might one day become you — without your consent.


đŸ’» the internet has a basement. and you’re already in it.

You ever go just a bit too far into Reddit?
Click one too many “NSFW” subs?
Watch one of those “what’s on the dark web” videos on YouTube and suddenly the air feels heavier?

Yeah. That.
That feeling like something’s looking at you through the screen.
That’s not paranoia.
That’s instinct.

Because there is something.
There are corners of the internet that shouldn’t exist.
Places where people trade horror like currency.
Where photos are stolen.
Where lives are ruined.
Where identities are bought and sold like candy.

And the worst part?
You don’t have to visit those places to be touched by them.

They already scraped your data.
They already archived your face.
They already know your name.

You’ve been here the whole time.
In the basement.
You just didn’t notice the lights flickering.


🧠 this thing doesn’t just watch you. it’s inside you.

I thought the internet was a tool.
Then I realized I can’t go 15 minutes without checking a notification.
I scroll when I’m bored.
When I’m anxious.
When I’m trying to escape.

But it’s always there.
Waiting.
Feeding me content that feels too specific.
Like it’s reading my mind.
Like it’s studying me.
Like it knows what I’ll click before I do.

You ever open your phone and forget why?
You ever find yourself watching something you didn’t mean to?
You ever feel like your thoughts aren’t yours anymore?

Yeah.
That’s not just you.

That’s the thing.
Inside you.
Rewiring. Reprogramming.
Bit by bit.


đŸȘŠ you die twice. once in life. once online.

Even when you’re gone… you’re not.
Your Facebook stays up.
Your Google data remains.
Old tweets. DMs. Emails. Photos you forgot existed.

It all lingers.
Like a ghost.
A copy.
A version of you that doesn’t know you’re dead yet.

And if someone wanted to…
They could bring you back.
Fake your voice. Animate your face.
Make you say things you never said.

There is no resting in peace here.
There is only being repurposed.


đŸ«  so yeah… sleep tight.

I don’t know why I wrote this.
Maybe just to get it out of my system.
Maybe so you’d feel it too.

But if you’re reading this at night —
and your room feels just a little colder —
and your phone screen just flickered for no reason —
and you’re thinking, “nah, that’s just in my head” —

It’s not.
You brought it here.
It knows you’re awake now.


Anyway.
I’m turning off my phone.
Putting tape back on my webcam.
And sleeping with the light on tonight.

You should too.

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Wanna go even darker?
Wanna write the second part of this internet horror story?
Say the word.
We’ll go deeper.
But don’t blame me when you can’t scroll without flinching.

I also Share my story When I get Creepy thing on my Instagram and literally next 10 minutes I wass frozen but don’t worry I will freeze you to stay Tune đŸ„¶ and to be continue ….

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