I'm bored and have been lurking on this subreddit for about an hour, so I decided I'll share my different weird experiences. They're mild for the most part, but still interesting, I hope! Throwaway because I'm shy.
One of my favorites is the "dancing Mickey Mouse" on my mother's head. I don't remember the memory vividly, but I do remember it happening. I was about 6/7, my sister 3/4. I'm sitting on the porch chair, watching my mom and sister in the yard doing something. So as they are, my sister asks my mom, "Is that a spider on your head??" My mom mini freaks out, swatting at her hair. (Just so you know, I have no idea my sister had asked this, I could see them but not hear. I didn't even know this happened until years later when I was talking about it with my mom). Anyway, they go on the porch where I'm sitting. According to my mom, I say, "Did I really just see that?" She's kinda weirded out now, and asked me what I saw. I told her a "little Mickey Mouse" dancing on her head, then it jumped off. So, she gets me paper and pencil to draw it out, and sure enough it looks like a little Mickey Mouse. As for me, I kinda do remember what it looks like, and its shape did resemble the original Mickey Mouse, with an odd creepy face. It was looking at me as it danced.
Another favorite, I call it the shadow cat. It's exactly what it sounds like- the shadowy figure of a cat. I'm a bit older here, 10-12 maybe. I remember three different times I saw it. Once, running up the wall of the kitchen. Then, running behind the refrigerator. Last, running by me as I'm walking into the living room. Each time, it would just disappear as it ran. My mom saw it once, in the living room, as we were watching TV. It walked by the chair she was sitting in. Up until then she did not believe me.
From the same house (that house was creepy). I'm 5-7. It's in the middle of the night, and I'm lying in bed, awake and not able to sleep. We (my sister and I) shared a room with our mom. Our bed was horizontal, then our mom's was directly across from us on the other side, vertical. So, I'm laying there, and suddenly, a woman gets up from the bed. My mom's side, but my mom is still there, asleep. She kinda just sits straight up, moving robotically, sort of. She has straight brown hair and her face is.. blurry. I'm laying there frozen and scared. She then jumps out the bed and starts to run towards our bed! I gasp and close my eyes shut, waiting for whatever it is, but nothing happens and when I open them she's gone. Years later, my mom tells me she remembers me telling her this and it's always freaked her out because it just so happened, in the middle of that same night, she woke up gasping for air from where she had lost her breath (idk if it's related or not, but it's interesting).
This is where we lived in my Grandma's house (another strange house). I was a teenager. I was home alone. My bedroom's main door connected to the kitchen. It usually remained shut, though, and I used the other door that connected to my mom and sister's room. I'm walking by it as I'm leaving the kitchen to go to the living room, and freeze. Behind the door, I could hear noises, like multiple things falling. I was too scared to go check it out until everyone else got home. All my things on my shelf had fell off, and a poster that had been tacked to the wall had fell, the tacks scattered in the floor (that's what gets me the most). My mom and sister has said they've experienced things falling while they were in my room as well.
Same as before, Grandma's house. On two different occasions, I was pushed. Once in that same bedroom, as I'm getting out my bed. I'm shoved so hard I stumble and have to grab the doorknob to catch my balance. I could literally feel it on my back, even after it was over. Then again in the bathroom, as I'm undressing to take a shower I'm shoved hard enough to lose my balance and I whip around, and as I do I see some white disappearing around the corner into the hall (that bathroom was weird, it was connected to an extremely short hallway that had another door closing it off).
Anyway, those are some things I've experienced. Not very exciting but I think that may be a good thing. What do you all think?
Submitted March 27, 2015 at 07:41PM by ttih http://ift.tt/1xFaTeO Thetruthishere
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