This is my first post, so I'll try to make it short.
The people in my family have always been sensitive, especially my Grandmother on my Mother's side. I've always believed in an afterlife and the existence of ghosts. I've had many experiences, but this is the only one someone else witnessed too.
When I was in my second year in college, I dropped out to come home and help my Mother take care of my ailing Grandmother. At first, I moved in with Gramma until we could get her moved into my Mom's house. Once we got her into Mom's house, I got my own place. From the moment I walked into that place, I felt a woman with dark hair. I never saw her though she defiantly made her presence known. Lights would go on and off by themselves and I mean the switch would actually go up and down, things would be in totally different places than they were earlier in the day, my cat would always try to climb the wall in my living room and get to one specific corner of the ceiling. He would stare for hours and meow while he reached up. He'd climb the furniture trying to get to that spot. I always felt watched and at night I'd hear her call my name in a loud whisper. I never felt threatened at all. I always felt like she was sad and lonely so I would talk to her and tell her about the light.
When I moved back home to NC, I left my boyfriend back in GA to finish school (he eventually moved to NC with me). He would come visit me whenever he could. I told him about the things that would happen in my apartment and he thought I was crazy.
On one of these visits, he and I were lying in bed trying to sleep and my ghost lady called his name. I didn't even flinch, but I felt him stiffen and kind of jump. I laughed and said "you heard that didn't you". He said yes, and then asked what I'd heard. I said "she called your name this time. I TOLD YOU SO!" He jumped up and turned a light on and could not wait to get out of there.
I always knew I wasn't crazy. I've had many experiences like this. It was very nice to have someone so skeptical actually experience it though!
Well, one day maybe he will see something and hopefully I will be there with him so I can say, see I told you so!
Thank you for your story!