The Fear Pages

Have you ever sat in your cubicle at the office or were serving someone at red lobster and thought, I would rather be ghost hunting or making someone not be able to sleep tonight? Same, same. I hear you. Unfortunately, it's not easy to trade your office printer or menu for a proton pack or monster makeup. The security of a standard 9-5 job is tempting; most come with great benefits for short-term and long-term goals, but if you are willing to ditch those comforts, keep reading and find out how to make a living keeping it spooky.  Be a ghost tour operator - Many ghost tour operators get paid a decent wage, though I am not sure if that offers other benefits, it is a year-round job that pays well. Are you familiar with your local ghostly legends and historical data, able to walk for an hour or more, stand in one place for long periods, and are good with people? In that case, you may want to go on the tour of your choosing a couple of times, reach out to them or even go on their websi...

I don't know who needs to hear this, and it is an unpopular opinion, but demons aren't terrorizing you or even a hostile entity. So many people want you to believe this; they need you to consider this, but chances are what's haunting your home is a frustrated ghost. I know, I know, hear me out. But have you ever had someone NOT listen to you? How about someone who keeps giving you the silent treatment while trying to get a critical point across? Isn't it so damn frustrating?  Now you know what that ghost hiding in your bathroom is going through; it's 10X worse for them because you can't see it, talk to it or hear it most of the time and it has sometimes spent decades this way, so much so that now it is at the point that it does not even care anymore, it just wants you out of its space, period. Sometimes, the spirit may even be more afraid of you than you are of it, depending on the circumstances of its death. So say, for example, you remind them in some form of ...