hhhhhh / board panda / The comfort zone is that cozy place where we feel the most safe and at ease. It comes in all shapes and sizes, and what brings peace to one person doesn’t always have the same effect on another. Finding the willingness to leave can be just as hard, but it has to be done in order to grow and improve as a person. Today, we’re kickstarting the journey out of the comfort zone by sharing the most uneasy and strange-looking photos people have posted on the subreddit r/Weird. From creepy ransom notes to real human skull necklaces, these eerie experiences are guaranteed to make you uncomfortable. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a conversation with licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD, who kindly agreed to tell us more about the comfort zone. Discover more in 50 Spine-Chilling Photos Of The Creepiest Things People Have Witnessed (New Pics) Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories. #1 If You’re Cat Falls In To Flour (Face First), Do You Think It Is A Good Idea To Call The Local Pastor? © Photo: Stephen_Is_handsome #2 The Weird Way The Light Hits My Face. I Have A Moon Face © Photo: sid_not_vicious #3 Seen In Oak Harbor Ohio © Photo: User The British Heart Foundation has revealed that over half of its nation doesn’t venture outside of their comfort zones, with 45% saying they might regret it in the future. Every second British person admits sticking to the same routine every day, and almost a third can’t remember the last time they tried something challenging or new. To learn more about our habits and leaving our comfort zones, we reached out to licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD. #4 Man With Radiation Poisoning, Chelyabinsk Region, Russia © Photo: TheOddityCollector #5 My Kid Made A Luncheon Mask And I Don't Like It © Photo: Beetlejuice2013 #6 When I Come Home After Spending The Night Away, The First Thing I Saw Was My Loft Hatch Half Open © Photo: b0ggydepot According to both psychologists, avoiding leaving our safe space can have negative effects on our mental health. “Staying inside your comfort zone reinforces anxiety,” said Smith. “By that, I mean that the more you stay inside your comfort zone, the more you will want to. Stepping or stretching outside your comfort zone will make you feel anxious and uncomfortable.” #7 Well, Women's Bodies Are Made For Strains During Pregnancy That Might Surprise Those "Experts" © Photo: SiteTall #8 This New LEGO Duplo Ad Has A Kid That Looks And Is Dressed Exactly Like Me In The Early 90s Playing With My Duplo Blocks… © Photo: schants #9 Two Ticks On A Tick, Which Was On My Cat © Photo: User Smith also mentions, “Over time, you'll likely find that your comfort zone shrinks and that more things will make you feel uncomfortable. Conversely, stepping outside of your comfort zone helps expand it—you'll get more comfortable with more things, anxiety will go down, and your confidence tends to increase.” #10 Found In A House I Was Cleaning Out © Photo: StamplerStache #11 Letter In The Mail My Mom Received Today © Photo: The-Real-Iggy #12 When The Guy You Paid To Renovate Does A Bunch Of Shrooms Before Starting © Photo: Barsidious_White Meanwhile, Daramus further explains that many stay in it because leaving often brings up fear, anger, disgust, and other uneasy emotions. In order to make breaking out of their comfort zone easier, she encourages people to keep in mind that “feelings are usually opinions, not facts.” So if doing something makes a person nervous, it’s worth asking if there’s actually any danger in a situation before reacting. #13 Someones Car © Photo: Guilty-Table123 #14 Window Suction Cups Acted As Magnifying Glass And Melted My Pillows © Photo: Capn_Cooke #15 I Was Sent An Anonymous 'Gift' To My Home Address (I Just Moved And Didn't Tell Anyone) With My Last Name That I Only Use Privately (I Recently Got Married And Haven't Announced It Yet). The Contents Of This Book Are Opposite To My Views. Amazon Says The Sender Is Fully Anonymous. I'm Creeped Out © Photo: User If an individual has particular things they’re uncomfortable with, Smith says that looking at pictures from this list related to them can help expand their comfort zone. “It's a technique psychologists call exposure, which is essentially facing your fear until you learn that you can handle it. Over time, the fear itself tends to decrease as you get used to it.” #16 I Woke Up With This On My Leg © Photo: batusao4 #17 High Schoolers In The 70s Looked 30 © Photo: Robloxianxs #18 A Mask Found At A Yard Sale © Photo: meeshyquinn According to Daramus, for some, these pictures can be a little intense. Therefore, she recommends they try something less acute. “For example, if you're uncomfortable with dating, try something safer, like a group date with trusted friends, and then ease into more high-pressure situations. When you can, ease into a new situation,” she said. #19 This Onion Didn't Have Any Rings © Photo: VivariuM_007 #20 Saw This On A Cottage Property I Surveyed © Photo: SageAMunster #21 These Characters Appeared On My Arm Under A Blacklight © Photo: justthekip_ Those who find the strength to leave their comfort zone often reap its benefits. “Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable builds confidence and courage, and is a key to living a bold life,” said Smith. #22 How Did A Crawfish End Up On My Driveway? I Don’t Live Near Any Rivers © Photo: sandyflopflip #23 A Mask We Found In The Basement Of A Family Member © Photo: TrinitySins #24 Found A Single, Chewed-Up Woman’s Shoe In The Middle Of The Desert © Photo: Jadeyeux Meanwhile, Daramus believes that leaving it can open so many new opportunities. “There are so many interesting places to go, and interesting people to meet. New skills that you might want to try out. You can't usually be good at something until you go through the phase where you're bad at it, so don't worry if getting out of your comfort zone is difficult at first.” #25 Developed At A 1-Hour Photo In The 90's © Photo: Slow-Painting-8112 #26 Found On Facebook © Photo: ShadowsGirl9 #27 Come, Sit. Maybe We Can Chit Chat… © Photo: ObjectiveAd6551 #28 Two Items From My "Stuff" Drawer Chemically Bonded © Photo: silver64js #29 I Found A Bunch Of Dandelions Combined Into One :) © Photo: loonicorn12 #30 Are You From The Future? © Photo: _Triangulum #31 Got This Weird Text From A Unknown Number © Photo: User #32 What Is Happening To This Egg? © Photo: nala_beans #33 Bought This On A Whim © Photo: Lanky-Peak-2222 #34 I’ve Been Finding These Tiny Shards Of Glass In My Bedroom For Two Weeks © Photo: User #35 Any Idea What This Symbolizes? Discovered On Deceased Sibling’s Camera Roll © Photo: SneakerHead_Sean #36 What Kind Of Nest Is This? © Photo: Mindless_Cook_9388 #37 Creepy Doll At An Estate Sale © Photo: jldolan #38 Going Into The Grocery Store And Either Someone Had A Breakthrough, Or A Breakdown © Photo: StillLearning12358 #39 This Happens Every Time I Come In Contact With Hot Water © Photo: LittleSausageLinks #40 What Does The Hh Stand For? Spotted In Ohiopyle State Park, Pa You Might Also Like: 48 Times People Noticed Such Ingenious Product Designs, They Just Had To Share Them With Everyone © Photo: Pooltoy-Fox-2 Spine-Chilling Sightings: 40 Photos Of Unusual Occurrences

The comfort zone is that cozy place where we feel the most safe and at ease. It comes in all shapes and sizes, and what brings peace to one person doesn’t always have the same effect on another. Finding the willingness to leave can be just as hard, but it has to be done in order to grow and improve as a person. Today, we’re kickstarting the journey out of the comfort zone by sharing the most uneasy and strange-looking photos people have posted on the subreddit r/Weird. From creepy ransom notes to real human skull necklaces, these eerie experiences are guaranteed to make you uncomfortable. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a conversation with licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD, who kindly agreed to tell us more about the comfort zone. Discover more in 50 Spine-Chilling Photos Of The Creepiest Things People Have Witnessed (New Pics) Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories. #1 If You’re Cat Falls In To Flour (Face First), Do You Think It Is A Good Idea To Call The Local Pastor? © Photo: Stephen_Is_handsome #2 The Weird Way The Light Hits My Face. I Have A Moon Face © Photo: sid_not_vicious #3 Seen In Oak Harbor Ohio © Photo: User The British Heart Foundation has revealed that over half of its nation doesn’t venture outside of their comfort zones, with 45% saying they might regret it in the future. Every second British person admits sticking to the same routine every day, and almost a third can’t remember the last time they tried something challenging or new. To learn more about our habits and leaving our comfort zones, we reached out to licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD. #4 Man With Radiation Poisoning, Chelyabinsk Region, Russia © Photo: TheOddityCollector #5 My Kid Made A Luncheon Mask And I Don't Like It © Photo: Beetlejuice2013 #6 When I Come Home After Spending The Night Away, The First Thing I Saw Was My Loft Hatch Half Open © Photo: b0ggydepot According to both psychologists, avoiding leaving our safe space can have negative effects on our mental health. “Staying inside your comfort zone reinforces anxiety,” said Smith. “By that, I mean that the more you stay inside your comfort zone, the more you will want to. Stepping or stretching outside your comfort zone will make you feel anxious and uncomfortable.” #7 Well, Women's Bodies Are Made For Strains During Pregnancy That Might Surprise Those "Experts" © Photo: SiteTall #8 This New LEGO Duplo Ad Has A Kid That Looks And Is Dressed Exactly Like Me In The Early 90s Playing With My Duplo Blocks… © Photo: schants #9 Two Ticks On A Tick, Which Was On My Cat © Photo: User Smith also mentions, “Over time, you'll likely find that your comfort zone shrinks and that more things will make you feel uncomfortable. Conversely, stepping outside of your comfort zone helps expand it—you'll get more comfortable with more things, anxiety will go down, and your confidence tends to increase.” #10 Found In A House I Was Cleaning Out © Photo: StamplerStache #11 Letter In The Mail My Mom Received Today © Photo: The-Real-Iggy #12 When The Guy You Paid To Renovate Does A Bunch Of Shrooms Before Starting © Photo: Barsidious_White Meanwhile, Daramus further explains that many stay in it because leaving often brings up fear, anger, disgust, and other uneasy emotions. In order to make breaking out of their comfort zone easier, she encourages people to keep in mind that “feelings are usually opinions, not facts.” So if doing something makes a person nervous, it’s worth asking if there’s actually any danger in a situation before reacting. #13 Someones Car © Photo: Guilty-Table123 #14 Window Suction Cups Acted As Magnifying Glass And Melted My Pillows © Photo: Capn_Cooke #15 I Was Sent An Anonymous 'Gift' To My Home Address (I Just Moved And Didn't Tell Anyone) With My Last Name That I Only Use Privately (I Recently Got Married And Haven't Announced It Yet). The Contents Of This Book Are Opposite To My Views. Amazon Says The Sender Is Fully Anonymous. I'm Creeped Out © Photo: User If an individual has particular things they’re uncomfortable with, Smith says that looking at pictures from this list related to them can help expand their comfort zone. “It's a technique psychologists call exposure, which is essentially facing your fear until you learn that you can handle it. Over time, the fear itself tends to decrease as you get used to it.” #16 I Woke Up With This On My Leg © Photo: batusao4 #17 High Schoolers In The 70s Looked 30 © Photo: Robloxianxs #18 A Mask Found At A Yard Sale © Photo: meeshyquinn According to Daramus, for some, these pictures can be a little intense. Therefore, she recommends they try something less acute. “For example, if you're uncomfortable with dating, try something safer, like a group date with trusted friends, and then ease into more high-pressure situations. When you can, ease into a new situation,” she said. #19 This Onion Didn't Have Any Rings © Photo: VivariuM_007 #20 Saw This On A Cottage Property I Surveyed © Photo: SageAMunster #21 These Characters Appeared On My Arm Under A Blacklight © Photo: justthekip_ Those who find the strength to leave their comfort zone often reap its benefits. “Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable builds confidence and courage, and is a key to living a bold life,” said Smith. #22 How Did A Crawfish End Up On My Driveway? I Don’t Live Near Any Rivers © Photo: sandyflopflip #23 A Mask We Found In The Basement Of A Family Member © Photo: TrinitySins #24 Found A Single, Chewed-Up Woman’s Shoe In The Middle Of The Desert © Photo: Jadeyeux Meanwhile, Daramus believes that leaving it can open so many new opportunities. “There are so many interesting places to go, and interesting people to meet. New skills that you might want to try out. You can't usually be good at something until you go through the phase where you're bad at it, so don't worry if getting out of your comfort zone is difficult at first.” #25 Developed At A 1-Hour Photo In The 90's © Photo: Slow-Painting-8112 #26 Found On Facebook © Photo: ShadowsGirl9 #27 Come, Sit. Maybe We Can Chit Chat… © Photo: ObjectiveAd6551 #28 Two Items From My "Stuff" Drawer Chemically Bonded © Photo: silver64js #29 I Found A Bunch Of Dandelions Combined Into One :) © Photo: loonicorn12 #30 Are You From The Future? © Photo: _Triangulum #31 Got This Weird Text From A Unknown Number © Photo: User #32 What Is Happening To This Egg? © Photo: nala_beans #33 Bought This On A Whim © Photo: Lanky-Peak-2222 #34 I’ve Been Finding These Tiny Shards Of Glass In My Bedroom For Two Weeks © Photo: User #35 Any Idea What This Symbolizes? Discovered On Deceased Sibling’s Camera Roll © Photo: SneakerHead_Sean #36 What Kind Of Nest Is This? © Photo: Mindless_Cook_9388 #37 Creepy Doll At An Estate Sale © Photo: jldolan #38 Going Into The Grocery Store And Either Someone Had A Breakthrough, Or A Breakdown © Photo: StillLearning12358 #39 This Happens Every Time I Come In Contact With Hot Water © Photo: LittleSausageLinks #40 What Does The Hh Stand For? Spotted In Ohiopyle State Park, Pa You Might Also Like: 48 Times People Noticed Such Ingenious Product Designs, They Just Had To Share Them With Everyone © Photo: Pooltoy-Fox-2 Spine-Chilling Sightings: 40 Photos Of Unusual Occurrences

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Today, we’re kickstarting the journey out of the comfort zone by sharing the most uneasy and strange-looking photos people have posted on the subreddit r/Weird. From creepy ransom notes to real human skull necklaces, these eerie experiences are guaranteed to make you uncomfortable.

While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a conversation with licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD, who kindly agreed to tell us more about the comfort zone.

Discover more in 50 Spine-Chilling Photos Of The Creepiest Things People Have Witnessed (New Pics)

Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories.

#1 If You’re Cat Falls In To Flour (Face First), Do You Think It Is A Good Idea To Call The Local Pastor?

#2 The Weird Way The Light Hits My Face. I Have A Moon Face

#3 Seen In Oak Harbor Ohio

The British Heart Foundation has revealed that over half of its nation doesn’t venture outside of their comfort zones, with 45% saying they might regret it in the future. Every second British person admits sticking to the same routine every day, and almost a third can’t remember the last time they tried something challenging or new.

To learn more about our habits and leaving our comfort zones, we reached out to licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD.

#4 Man With Radiation Poisoning, Chelyabinsk Region, Russia

#5 My Kid Made A Luncheon Mask And I Don't Like It

#6 When I Come Home After Spending The Night Away, The First Thing I Saw Was My Loft Hatch Half Open

According to both psychologists, avoiding leaving our safe space can have negative effects on our mental health. “Staying inside your comfort zone reinforces anxiety,” said Smith. “By that, I mean that the more you stay inside your comfort zone, the more you will want to. Stepping or stretching outside your comfort zone will make you feel anxious and uncomfortable.”

#7 Well, Women's Bodies Are Made For Strains During Pregnancy That Might Surprise Those "Experts"

#8 This New LEGO Duplo Ad Has A Kid That Looks And Is Dressed Exactly Like Me In The Early 90s Playing With My Duplo Blocks…

#9 Two Ticks On A Tick, Which Was On My Cat

Smith also mentions, “Over time, you'll likely find that your comfort zone shrinks and that more things will make you feel uncomfortable. Conversely, stepping outside of your comfort zone helps expand it—you'll get more comfortable with more things, anxiety will go down, and your confidence tends to increase.”

#10 Found In A House I Was Cleaning Out

#11 Letter In The Mail My Mom Received Today

#12 When The Guy You Paid To Renovate Does A Bunch Of Shrooms Before Starting

Meanwhile, Daramus further explains that many stay in it because leaving often brings up fear, anger, disgust, and other uneasy emotions. In order to make breaking out of their comfort zone easier, she encourages people to keep in mind that “feelings are usually opinions, not facts.” So if doing something makes a person nervous, it’s worth asking if there’s actually any danger in a situation before reacting.

#13 Someones Car

#14 Window Suction Cups Acted As Magnifying Glass And Melted My Pillows

#15 I Was Sent An Anonymous 'Gift' To My Home Address (I Just Moved And Didn't Tell Anyone) With My Last Name That I Only Use Privately (I Recently Got Married And Haven't Announced It Yet). The Contents Of This Book Are Opposite To My Views. Amazon Says The Sender Is Fully Anonymous. I'm Creeped Out

If an individual has particular things they’re uncomfortable with, Smith says that looking at pictures from this list related to them can help expand their comfort zone. “It's a technique psychologists call exposure, which is essentially facing your fear until you learn that you can handle it. Over time, the fear itself tends to decrease as you get used to it.”

#16 I Woke Up With This On My Leg

#17 High Schoolers In The 70s Looked 30

#18 A Mask Found At A Yard Sale

According to Daramus, for some, these pictures can be a little intense. Therefore, she recommends they try something less acute. “For example, if you're uncomfortable with dating, try something safer, like a group date with trusted friends, and then ease into more high-pressure situations. When you can, ease into a new situation,” she said.

#19 This Onion Didn't Have Any Rings

#20 Saw This On A Cottage Property I Surveyed

#21 These Characters Appeared On My Arm Under A Blacklight

Those who find the strength to leave their comfort zone often reap its benefits. “Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable builds confidence and courage, and is a key to living a bold life,” said Smith.

#22 How Did A Crawfish End Up On My Driveway? I Don’t Live Near Any Rivers

#23 A Mask We Found In The Basement Of A Family Member

#24 Found A Single, Chewed-Up Woman’s Shoe In The Middle Of The Desert

Meanwhile, Daramus believes that leaving it can open so many new opportunities. “There are so many interesting places to go, and interesting people to meet. New skills that you might want to try out. You can't usually be good at something until you go through the phase where you're bad at it, so don't worry if getting out of your comfort zone is difficult at first.”

#25 Developed At A 1-Hour Photo In The 90's

#26 Found On Facebook

#27 Come, Sit. Maybe We Can Chit Chat…

#28 Two Items From My "Stuff" Drawer Chemically Bonded

#29 I Found A Bunch Of Dandelions Combined Into One :)

#30 Are You From The Future?

#31 Got This Weird Text From A Unknown Number

#32 What Is Happening To This Egg?

#33 Bought This On A Whim

#34 I’ve Been Finding These Tiny Shards Of Glass In My Bedroom For Two Weeks

#35 Any Idea What This Symbolizes? Discovered On Deceased Sibling’s Camera Roll

#36 What Kind Of Nest Is This?

#37 Creepy Doll At An Estate Sale

#38 Going Into The Grocery Store And Either Someone Had A Breakthrough, Or A Breakdown

#39 This Happens Every Time I Come In Contact With Hot Water

#40 What Does The Hh Stand For? Spotted In Ohiopyle State Park, Pa

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The comfort zone is that cozy place where we feel the most safe and at ease. It comes in all shapes and sizes, and what brings peace to one person doesn’t always have the same effect on another. Finding the willingness to leave can be just as hard, but it has to be done in order to grow and improve as a person. Today, we’re kickstarting the journey out of the comfort zone by sharing the most uneasy and strange-looking photos people have posted on the subreddit r/Weird. From creepy ransom notes to real human skull necklaces, these eerie experiences are guaranteed to make you uncomfortable. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a conversation with licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD, who kindly agreed to tell us more about the comfort zone. Discover more in 50 Spine-Chilling Photos Of The Creepiest Things People Have Witnessed (New Pics) Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories. #1 If You’re Cat Falls In To Flour (Face First), Do You Think It Is A Good Idea To Call The Local Pastor? © Photo: Stephen_Is_handsome #2 The Weird Way The Light Hits My Face. I Have A Moon Face © Photo: sid_not_vicious #3 Seen In Oak Harbor Ohio © Photo: User The British Heart Foundation has revealed that over half of its nation doesn’t venture outside of their comfort zones, with 45% saying they might regret it in the future. Every second British person admits sticking to the same routine every day, and almost a third can’t remember the last time they tried something challenging or new. To learn more about our habits and leaving our comfort zones, we reached out to licensed clinical psychologist Aimee Daramus, Psy.D., and psychologist and author Ashley J. Smith, PhD. #4 Man With Radiation Poisoning, Chelyabinsk Region, Russia © Photo: TheOddityCollector #5 My Kid Made A Luncheon Mask And I Don't Like It © Photo: Beetlejuice2013 #6 When I Come Home After Spending The Night Away, The First Thing I Saw Was My Loft Hatch Half Open © Photo: b0ggydepot According to both psychologists, avoiding leaving our safe space can have negative effects on our mental health. “Staying inside your comfort zone reinforces anxiety,” said Smith. “By that, I mean that the more you stay inside your comfort zone, the more you will want to. Stepping or stretching outside your comfort zone will make you feel anxious and uncomfortable.” #7 Well, Women's Bodies Are Made For Strains During Pregnancy That Might Surprise Those "Experts" © Photo: SiteTall #8 This New LEGO Duplo Ad Has A Kid That Looks And Is Dressed Exactly Like Me In The Early 90s Playing With My Duplo Blocks… © Photo: schants #9 Two Ticks On A Tick, Which Was On My Cat © Photo: User Smith also mentions, “Over time, you'll likely find that your comfort zone shrinks and that more things will make you feel uncomfortable. Conversely, stepping outside of your comfort zone helps expand it—you'll get more comfortable with more things, anxiety will go down, and your confidence tends to increase.” #10 Found In A House I Was Cleaning Out © Photo: StamplerStache #11 Letter In The Mail My Mom Received Today © Photo: The-Real-Iggy #12 When The Guy You Paid To Renovate Does A Bunch Of Shrooms Before Starting © Photo: Barsidious_White Meanwhile, Daramus further explains that many stay in it because leaving often brings up fear, anger, disgust, and other uneasy emotions. In order to make breaking out of their comfort zone easier, she encourages people to keep in mind that “feelings are usually opinions, not facts.” So if doing something makes a person nervous, it’s worth asking if there’s actually any danger in a situation before reacting. #13 Someones Car © Photo: Guilty-Table123 #14 Window Suction Cups Acted As Magnifying Glass And Melted My Pillows © Photo: Capn_Cooke #15 I Was Sent An Anonymous 'Gift' To My Home Address (I Just Moved And Didn't Tell Anyone) With My Last Name That I Only Use Privately (I Recently Got Married And Haven't Announced It Yet). The Contents Of This Book Are Opposite To My Views. Amazon Says The Sender Is Fully Anonymous. I'm Creeped Out © Photo: User If an individual has particular things they’re uncomfortable with, Smith says that looking at pictures from this list related to them can help expand their comfort zone. “It's a technique psychologists call exposure, which is essentially facing your fear until you learn that you can handle it. Over time, the fear itself tends to decrease as you get used to it.” #16 I Woke Up With This On My Leg © Photo: batusao4 #17 High Schoolers In The 70s Looked 30 © Photo: Robloxianxs #18 A Mask Found At A Yard Sale © Photo: meeshyquinn According to Daramus, for some, these pictures can be a little intense. Therefore, she recommends they try something less acute. “For example, if you're uncomfortable with dating, try something safer, like a group date with trusted friends, and then ease into more high-pressure situations. When you can, ease into a new situation,” she said. #19 This Onion Didn't Have Any Rings © Photo: VivariuM_007 #20 Saw This On A Cottage Property I Surveyed © Photo: SageAMunster #21 These Characters Appeared On My Arm Under A Blacklight © Photo: justthekip_ Those who find the strength to leave their comfort zone often reap its benefits. “Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable builds confidence and courage, and is a key to living a bold life,” said Smith. #22 How Did A Crawfish End Up On My Driveway? I Don’t Live Near Any Rivers © Photo: sandyflopflip #23 A Mask We Found In The Basement Of A Family Member © Photo: TrinitySins #24 Found A Single, Chewed-Up Woman’s Shoe In The Middle Of The Desert © Photo: Jadeyeux Meanwhile, Daramus believes that leaving it can open so many new opportunities. “There are so many interesting places to go, and interesting people to meet. New skills that you might want to try out. You can't usually be good at something until you go through the phase where you're bad at it, so don't worry if getting out of your comfort zone is difficult at first.” #25 Developed At A 1-Hour Photo In The 90's © Photo: Slow-Painting-8112 #26 Found On Facebook © Photo: ShadowsGirl9 #27 Come, Sit. Maybe We Can Chit Chat… © Photo: ObjectiveAd6551 #28 Two Items From My "Stuff" Drawer Chemically Bonded © Photo: silver64js #29 I Found A Bunch Of Dandelions Combined Into One :) © Photo: loonicorn12 #30 Are You From The Future? © Photo: _Triangulum #31 Got This Weird Text From A Unknown Number © Photo: User #32 What Is Happening To This Egg? © Photo: nala_beans #33 Bought This On A Whim © Photo: Lanky-Peak-2222 #34 I’ve Been Finding These Tiny Shards Of Glass In My Bedroom For Two Weeks © Photo: User #35 Any Idea What This Symbolizes? Discovered On Deceased Sibling’s Camera Roll © Photo: SneakerHead_Sean #36 What Kind Of Nest Is This? © Photo: Mindless_Cook_9388 #37 Creepy Doll At An Estate Sale © Photo: jldolan #38 Going Into The Grocery Store And Either Someone Had A Breakthrough, Or A Breakdown © Photo: StillLearning12358 #39 This Happens Every Time I Come In Contact With Hot Water © Photo: LittleSausageLinks #40 What Does The Hh Stand For? Spotted In Ohiopyle State Park, Pa You Might Also Like: 48 Times People Noticed Such Ingenious Product Designs, They Just Had To Share Them With Everyone © Photo: Pooltoy-Fox-2 Spine-Chilling Sightings: 40 Photos Of Unusual Occurrences

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