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TikToker Weirded Out After Staring Stranger Pulls Up Beside Her While She's Having A Private Cry

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TikToker Bryanna Moreno picked a secluded spot to have a cry in her car, only to have a strange woman interrupt to stare at her.

Sometimes you just need a little space of your own to cry out some feelings.

This is what TikTok user Bryanna Moreno thought she had found, but then a car pulled up right next to her with an inquisitive woman, who stared into Moreno’s tinted windows, honked then drove away.


Then the woman came back.

Spooked a bit, Moreno drove off, but was followed by the woman.

In her trilogy of videos about the incident, Moreno thought the woman was casting a spell or something on her.

Moreno said:

“I am assuming she’s like trying to go through the property and just to see what’s going on. I don’t know."
"But she parks right next to me… And then she does like a U-turn and parks right next to me even closer the next time and just stares and smirks."
"So I legit thought she was like committing witchcraft on me or like about to commit murder or something.”

You can watch the first video here:

@bryanna_moreno11

Okay now im lowley scared. #stalker? #why #whothis #scared #fyp

And the second.

@bryanna_moreno11

Replying to @bb_a211

And finally, the third.

@bryanna_moreno11

Replying to @iclyyn i legit feel so bad for being so boring.. 🥲

Others were weirded out by the woman, too.

@netflix/TikTok


@kassiemaelove/TikTok

Others chose to focus on who the woman reminded them of.

It was not flattering.

@alanamaher6/TikTok


@rhode_island/TikTok


@@mara_bees/TikTok

Others were wondering why she was even there.

Maybe Moreno had invaded her crying spot?

@killacamdoe/TikTok


@michelloween/TikTok

Some thought there might be a less legal reason the woman was circling.

@scumbagbitch666/TikTOk

.

@studioanna/TikTok

Some people tried to look on the bright side of the woman’s possible motivations.

@koolkat29632/TikTok

Moreno left safely—weirded out, but safe.

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