posted on Jan, 14 2024 @ 11:26 AM
Reviving this thread? yes please!
I've had many strange happenings during my childhood, almost every day from 5 to 11 or 12 as far as i can remember, i would wake up in terror with
shadowy figures around me, the thing is, i could not see properly as if i had some skin or opaque plastic over me, but i could see the silhouettes,
dark, they felt like they had some pointy ears. Once i panicked, all of a sudden, there was this pink bunny in front of me that i now remember it
would divert my focus to it and away from those figures. I could not move in any way, just my eyes and i cannot remember if i could move my head. I
always had strange markings on my body, even those needle marks in a triangle disposition, but always either in my arms or chest. I had some posters
on the wall and would wake up with one completely thorn to pieces, like as if a fight ensued or something. Now what most resonates with me about
Jeff's posts is the spinning geometry shape. Every night, the event started with a spinning circle that looked like a bowl of yellow/orange-ish baby
cereal. I remember telling my parents and they mocking me that i ate so much i "even dreamed about baby cereal bowls". But i sure knew what i felt and
saw. From a young age i could not sleep in the dark and always was terrified of it. I know that my mind could be playing tricks but i sometimes though
i could see a silhouette in my room (like a shadow, but different from that other event, more like in a normal state). It's dificult to remember all
the details after 40 years or so, but some things were burned into my mind and i can see them today like if it was happening now. Regardless of what
the truth is, i know how i felt and what i saw. All this events stopped when i started fighting back (mentally) at least at a conscious level . I say
this because there were some strange things happen even after i became an adult, like the markings, etc... but those terrified events never happened
again.
Anyway, i wanted to share this and i never did. I thought this would be the right moment.