I am seventeen years of age and I have started watching a program on tv called Ghost Whisperer. It teaches you how to communicate with ghosts, and since I have watched this program, I have been seeing black shadows in my house. I have told my boyfriend about this. I don't want people to think I am mad, but each time it happens, you can see a stronger shadow. My boyfriend believes that I can see this stuff.
I got told by the ghost to tell someone close to me to watch out and something will happen to them, but its for the best. On Tuesday, the 29th of July, I told my boyfriend in the morning at 8 am. At 3 pm I had a phone call. "I don't know how you knew what was going to happen, but I just been given a pay raise for something I didn't do," my boyfriend said to me. I told him it was the ghost. I can see who told me to tell someone close to me. He couldn't believe it. He is scared of ghosts and I am trying to get him to get over his fear. I said, "I have someone willing to help," but it freaked him out even more.
Where ever I go, when I see one, it's hard not to talk to them. No one else can see them, so I have to be really careful about how I let off signals to people.
When I went to my boyfriend's house for the first time the other day, everyone was downstairs, but I heard noises coming from upstairs. I couldn't help but take a look, and I saw a man. My boyfriend's great granddad has just died, and the man I saw knows I could see him. I didn't say anything to anyone. I tried my hardest to keep my attention off the ghost, but it was very hard to do.
When I go back, I have to say something because I think it's my boyfriend's great granddad coming back. I don't know how to bring it up because I know how people can act differently to things about this subject!
Be sensitive to your boyfriends family... Maybe don't tell them that you're seeing a recently deceased family member. I'm sure in the future you can mention to your boyfriend what you saw upstairs, but some people just don't take things like that lightly.
I'm not doubting anything you're saying, but just remember to take into account how other people will react to what you want to tell them, especially something as sensitive as a dead loved one.