Honestly, I've never really been interested in paranormal activity until now. I read books about murder and crimes, but never GHOST stories. Let's just say, I never thought much of it.
I'm part of a religious family that believes in angels and demons... Etc. But not like... This.
You see, ever since I started year 9 (13 y/o) in Christchurch, NZ, I've been seeing... Things. I'm not crazy, and I sleep and eat very well, as my parents are strict. But, these black, weird, unexplainable figures will dance around like hallucinations. Sometimes in class, they'll mock me by standing by the teacher. Sometimes, I'll just KNOW they're standing behind me when I'm trying to work. I'm saying 'sometimes' because it doesn't happen very often, like once or twice a week maybe? But when they do come, my brain just forgets they're there as soon as they leave. Then later on in the day, I remember again and start thinking about it.
The 'figures' aren't quite what you'd expect, they don't MOVE like FIGURES, but more like a character in a really laggy game. They have legs and arms, I think, but sometimes the limbs will come off and rejoin their bodies as they move around. Yeah, weird.
Some move around like animals, but with spines that shake and vibrate as they crawl. IT'S JUST DISTURBING.
At night, sometimes, the creatures will emerge from my wall and mess with the stuff on my desk. I KNOW this isn't a dream, I promise. Most of the time I'll sit up and watch them. In the day times, they seem like shadows, only black. At night they look more... Detailed. I think they have fur. They look VERY skinny and bony, with wide eyes and always smiling. They look kind of like human-bunnies. (NOT a furry I swear).
Again, I'm not mentally ill or anything. (Even though my friends want me to see a doctor.) I've researched what I've seen and nothing matched my case. One link did take me to this website, with a story sort of like mine. So I decided to write MY version down.
Thanks... Bye.
You should watch Russel Crowe in a beautiful mind,
Normal people can have hallucinations it's when they control your life and you become paranoid is where they usually break down mentally and need medication and family support.
You probably should take the advice of your friends and start a dialogue with a doctor who can keep an eye on your progress.
My own theory as to what causes these hallucinations? Our universe at it's base is energy where consciousness is fundamental to our physical reality... We construct our reality through the processes of our minds and project what we see with in the walls of our brains.
Our eyes only see light and nothing else most people don't know this... So there for, if you have some sort a chemical imbalance with the neurons of your brain it may be distorting your reality where you are having these experiences and interactions otherwise living a normal life where others aspects are fine and grounded.
Regards!