Why you should take me to abandon places
Ever want to explore scary creepy places? (Haunted house kind yeh)
Here’s why you should invite me for it~ or rather why I’m a green flag 😷
1. I will back out 🚩
My friends and I were at peace centre going up to level 4 to explore the “restricted place” which was set up for a Halloween event that have ended ~ and the little me would find ways to run away from the group
2. If you got me in
I would try to find ways to ditch you and run away unless you can make it entertaining and not feel eerie (which somehow we met a tiktoker who post about travel videos going around commenting) and he ventured along with us while my friends blasted music 🎵
3. Creativity
I may try to get you lock in and scare you if I am stuck in there with you (if I’m brave enough) if not I’ll end up panicking I guess 🙊
so yes exploring abandon houses is a no no for me 🥹
but if your exploring haunted houses like events kind then it’s a maybe for me 😀
But honestly it was very creepy (heard peace centre is closing soon)
Exploring abandoned places with friends can be thrilling, but it’s not always the fun adventure some people imagine. From my experience, these places often come with unexpected fears and overwhelming eeriness. Even though some see them as perfect date ideas or rare photo opportunities, the reality can be quite different. Many abandoned locations have a spooky atmosphere not just due to old structures but also because of the silence and isolation, which can easily spike your anxiety. When I visited the peace centre, the restricted Halloween set-up was as eerie as you’d expect, and knowing that it’s closing soon added a somber feeling. The thrill of exploration is sometimes dampened by concerns about safety, trespassing, or simply feeling trapped. If you’re considering exploring an abandoned site with friends, it helps to have a plan: bring a small group, keep your phones charged, and play music or have some form of entertainment to lighten the mood as I experienced with my friends blasting tunes. Safety should always come first; at times I felt the urge to back out or run away from the gloominess. Interestingly, some encounters can be surprisingly friendly or creative. On one occasion, meeting a TikToker who shared travel videos made the experience less eerie and more interactive. And if you're brave enough to be stuck inside with friends, a little playful scaring can add to the memories. Remember, while haunted events or themed places can be fun and manageable, truly abandoned houses might not be everyone's cup of tea. Take my word for it—sometimes it’s best to admire abandonment from a safe distance and focus on places where spooky vibes meet safe thrill.
