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College Dating Horror Stories

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This spooky episode exposes the creepiest nature of some individuals’ experiences when it comes to dating.

There are many scary things out there and fear is amongst all when it comes to this spooky season.

Here, you’ll learn that impossible dating stories are actually possible. Think to yourself at this time.

What scary story do you have as you go through your dating life?

What fears can you or have you developed as you continue your college journey and as halloween comes near.

Halloween is the perfect time for horror dating stories.

Whether you’re looking for a scary story to tell your date or you’re looking for a way to get into the Halloween spirit, these stories will do the trick.

From tales of ghosts and ghouls to stories of killer clowns, there’s something for everyone.

So, if you’re looking for a way to spice up your Halloween date night.

Look no further than these horror dating stories you’re about to hear below !

What you should know before going on a Halloween date 

• Ensure that you feel at ease with your date. Going on a date on Halloween is generally not a smart idea if you are not comfortable with your date. 

• Check to see whether you’re aware of your date’s Halloween costume. You don’t want to be surprised by a terrifying costume. 

• Ensure that you have a strategy for what you will do following the date. You don’t want to be left in the dark by yourself. 

• Check to see if your date has any Halloween plans. You do not want to be the last person to find out about a party or function.

   How not to appropriate a culture during Halloween

• There are many ways in which people can appropriate a culture during Halloween.

• Some people may wear costumes that are based on stereotypes or that are offensive to certain cultures.

• Others may use Halloween as an opportunity to make fun of people from other cultures.

• Still others may use Halloween as an opportunity to sexualize people from other cultures

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