We sincerely hope that you are content and at ease in your life, but if you are truly happy, something may be amiss. The world we live in is full of chaos and most of our experiences reflect that reality. If you prefer to remain in your bubble of bliss, feel free to skip these images. However, if you feel like you're missing out, this gallery is for you. Step out of your comfort zone and join the rest of us in feeling unsettled and disturbed by the strange and creepy aspects of our world.

Since its approval in 1925, Mount Rushmore has remained a topic of contention. Featuring intricate depictions of four American Presidents, the monument attracts millions of visitors annually and contributes significantly to South Dakota's economy. However, it continues to be a source of pain for many Plains Indians, particularly the Lakota Sioux, due to the Presidents' controversial views and the fact that it sits on sacred land that was unlawfully taken. Despite these issues, the

The Hall of Shame is filled with a variety of awkward photos, from blinking to pit stains to standing too far apart. However, the ultimate sign of discomfort and unease is the infamous hover hand. The hover hand is a kind and considerate gesture, typically done by someone who is anxious and doesn't want to invade another person's personal space. Even the notoriously nice Keanu Reeves has been caught in the act of hoverhanding. Despite the good intentions behind it, the sight of

The New York Comic Con has come to a close, with cosplayers packing up their elaborate costumes, convention staff working to rid the floor of lingering stenches, and celebrities relieved to be done catering to their adoring, obsessive fans. As photos from the event begin to circulate online, a trend emerges of hilariously awkward encounters between fans and their idols. One standout genre is the "sad, awkward, very funny" picture, capturing fans in moments of fumbling excitement