Along every stage of her journey, the 24-year-old woman shared her scared level out of 10.
The score never dropped to zero until she reached home.
Giving an update at 12:05 a.m., Jessica said the streets were quiet.
Its very bright and peaceful this time of night, so her scared level was at a comfortable 1/10.
Scared level 7/10, the text said.
No one sus about so far.
Scared Level: 1/10, she said.
Descending into the hole, Not many people about, I am now on high alert, Jessica said.
Ready to use my lulu bottle as a weapon if needed.
Scared Level: 5/10.
She then assessed the situation around her and found everyone minding their own business.
Even though there werent too many people, there was nothing sketchy, she said.
Going to stand beside the other girl and use her as my guardian.
Scared Level: 4/10, the TikToker wrote.
At 12:43 a.m. came the worst part of the journey.
Scared level: 7/10, she wrote.
Yay, I survived the night!
Chloe is relieved her only friend in NYC is still alive.
Scared level: 0/10, Jessica concluded.
Youre braver than me!
This is how I feel everytime I go out omg so real, another wrote.
People from across the world said they could relate to what she was going through.
Ifelt like this in London.
Totally get you, one said while another agreed, Very brave.
im the same in London.
This is literally me every time I go out here in Milan, but also back in Stockholmbasically everywhere.
It sucks, but what to do?
Better safe than sorry.
Glad to see others being so aware!
Jessica toldNewsweekthat she was from Ireland and had heard lots of spooky stories about the subway inNew York.
After a while, I began to realize that it isnt that unsafe, she told the outlet.
The subway in New York isno exception to horrific crimes.
Now lets get a man to do this video, said one comment on Jessicas video.
It would be a completely different experience