Me and some friends were hanging out this friday. It was awesome as
hell, so I obviously had a great time. We were supposed to watch movies,
but we ended up talking for hours upon hours. We talked, mainly, about
creepy stuff that we've experienced, such as encountering ghosts.
It was interesting hearing about what they had been through and what
they thought about the supernatural side of our world. What do you guys
think about it? Do you believe in spirits and stuff like that? Let me
know in the comments, I would love to hear about it!
I myself haven't really experienced anything like that. I do, of course, believe in it and I do have my fears. The only thing that I had to tell about is my phobia for turned off televisions. This is not because of the movie The Ring, this phobia developed long before I watched it! I think I was about ten years old at the moment, I was going to bed and just as I was about to sleep I got this really weird feeling, like I wasn't alone. I tried to ignore it and turned around in my bed, my eyes falling to the TV. And there I saw it, a face just looking at me and then disappearing like it never had been there. I can't give you a clear description of how it looked like, but I can tell you that it looked like my worst nightmare. Ever since I haven't been able to sleep with my TV turned off. It's okay if someone is sleeping right next to me, but if I'm alone I'll freak out. It sounds so silly, but I just can't help it!
Another thing I'm really scared of is deformed faces. Imagine a girl, the prettiest girl you can ever think of, just standing infront of you. Suddenly she begins to get skinny, that nice smile on her face disappears and a high pitched sound is leaving her mouth. The face starts to deform in the most horrible way you can ever imagine and the high pitched sound gets worse by the second, like it's going to make you go deaf. Yeah, that gives me chills just thinking about it.
But anyway, as I said, we had a great time and I miss them all already!
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