Can’t imagine how someone can be scared of this. This is the home for me

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1. Kinda beatiful scenery to be honest.

2. There is too much light, imho.

3. When i used to jog i went to parks that were dark. It is beautiful but i like darker.

4. It’s not scary in Finland because the chance of a weirdo jumping out of the bush, or a car driving by to “pick you up” is slim to none.

   In many other places it might not be so.

5. Shit, I don’t even have streetlights. On a cloudy night like last night, I can’t see one side of the street from the other side. It’s all fine until my dog starts barking at something out in the forest…

6. Lets put the Lights off and change the road to small path in the middle of forest. What about then? 😄

7. That is relaxing

8. Better yet a path in woods with minimal light and listening to Limbonic Art – In abhorrence dementia (song not the full album) 😄

9. Who is scared?

10. Not scary but too remote that it would get boring very easily. Another thing is imagine if you suffered an instant medical situation like a heart attack for example. The ambulance would take hours to come

11. As someone who grew up in a cold, rural part of the US this is probably one reason I didn’t feel like I had left home when I visited Finland.

12. As a woman I’d definitely be uncomfortable and often afraid on a deserted road in the dark. Not so much in the countryside but in a town or a city. Especially if I saw someone coming towards me. I’ve been stopped before by strange men who try to talk to me and flirt or catcall and some get angry when you just walk away. It doesn’t happen often but it does happen. You never know who’s nice and who’s not.

13. I once studied in Finland for a semester. One time after a night out while still a bit drunk, I had to go through some dark forest on my own to get home. I was so scared because in my own country I was once chased by three men at night when I was alone. But when I was in Finland on my own, despite feeling some fear, I felt pretty at ease. Encountered 0 weirdos or creeps and safely got home. Finland really hits different.

14. I don’t understand what is supposed to be scary?

15. I’m not afraid to admit I called my mum back home in Australia on my first trip to Finland, when I walking through a Finnish forest road with no lights to get to the bus stop. As beautiful as your forests are, when it’s dark it is straight up horror movie shit.

    I’m am also scared of meeting a Mosse or bear 1 on 1. I know it’s rare but I will take the poisonous spiders and snakes over those fuckers any day.

16. Me with my over-imaginative brain can’t even go to the bathroom ~3 meters away from my room during the night without a flashlight on. I don’t even know why I’m nervous around dark places, but I just am. :c

17. I am scared of it cuz I live in Uusimaa. Also I probably have anxiety, which doesn’t help.

18. Silent hill vibes

19. Comfy

20. Came here to check comments to see if there is some jump scare in this creepy video.

21. I would totally be homeless there, just sleeping on the bare floor :v

22. I actually like walking in a forest in dark. It really activates your senses and you feel the forest in a different way. Also the sounds and odours are different during the night. Naturally your walking pace is very slow in the dark so also have more time to experience the environment.

23. I just arived from my night walk. Feels good man.

24. It’s okay, I like Silent Hill too. When does Pyramid Head usually come out?

25. I can just imagine a clown hiding behind those trees

26. Is that next to the highway that leads to tuusula lake

27. I don’t understand why anyone is finding the dark scary after childhood. It is true bad things can happen, but that’s so rare. Would I think some axe murderer is waiting in the middle of nowhere in the dark on the off chance some person is going to walk by? I think not. (And most attacks would be somebody known to the person, only a random in very unusual circumstances.)