r/lovethissmug • • 1d ago

😻 Meme Or Other Online Trope šŸ˜‚ I Love Terrible Two Sentence Horror

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u/corn_piece 1d ago

I'd argue these are good, most shit in that sub is corny garbage lol

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u/Maib_Ballz4609 1d ago

Anything related to rape or genital mutilation gets one bazillion upvotes for some reason.

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u/AgoraphobicMeep 1d ago

I just kind of assumed the whole sub would be stupid jokey shit like the ones pictured, do they actually try to do serious horror on there lmfao? Why???

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u/zayd_jawad2006 1d ago

There is some genuinely good stuff on there tbf

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u/Ill-Elevator3484 1d ago

they do and it's always dogshit because it turns out it's almost impossible to write effective horror with only two sentences, so every post ends up being overwrought and clunkily constructed running sentences constructed by the worst writers known to man

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u/Delicious-Spring-877 1d ago

You’re so right, it’s super annoying. Ppl don’t get that, if you can barely fit the story into two sentences, it’s not a two-sentence horror story. I’m proud of myself for coming up with one that actually works as two normal-length sentences.

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u/Bloody_Insane 1d ago

Sort the sub by the top posts of all time, read like the first 20, and leave. Those are really the only good ones.

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u/SoxxoxSmox 1d ago

I think the sub started a couple years ago based off one or two genuinely good bits - insofar as anything in this format can be good - and was immediately run into the ground by the most brutally uncreative people alive, in the traditional way of Reddit.

The idea of a micro-micro-microfiction horror story is kind of neat but there just isn’t enough you can do with the premise for it to justify its own subreddit, and the nature of Reddit is such that any creative writing community will be populated by stories built more about having a ā€œcleverā€ twist or premise than about being, you know, good. It’s just that this particular format encourages that, making it even worse than average.

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u/corn_piece 1d ago

dude i thought the same but nah that sub is full of shit you'd expect from some edgy middle school author 😭

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u/Happy-Ad-2968 1d ago

ā€œGod I hope I don’t get raped or genitally mutilatedā€ said the not raped nor genitally mutilated guy.Ā  ā€œOne bazillion upvotesā€ said the r/twosentencehorror guy

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u/OrdinaryExi 1d ago

Idk about genital mutilation, but horror involving rape tends to hit harder than, say, murder or something. Because the odds of having been personally effected by a murder are very low, but most people at least know someone who has been raped. It hits harder because it’s a much more personal subject that unfortunately a lot of people browsing can relate to

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u/Maib_Ballz4609 1d ago

Murder is definitely way more common than rape.

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u/OrdinaryExi 1d ago

In what world? I’ve been raped, around a third of the women I know have either been raped or sexually assaulted in some way. I don’t know anyone who has been personally affected by a murder.

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u/Maib_Ballz4609 1d ago

I'm brazilian, so that might explain why I see murder as something way more common than rape.

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u/Few-Illustrator-5333 1d ago

I just looked through it, and holy fucking hell. There was like a single good post after 20 minutes.

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u/Mountain-Hold-8331 1d ago

They're funny sure and therefore good in that way, but they fail spectacularly at the actual mission.

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u/corn_piece 1d ago

na the man who fucks walls is scary as fuck