by Kristin
( Michigan)
Let me start off by telling you a little about me. I will not be revealing any names including my own. I will be 19 in October. I’ve had paranormal experiences ever since I can remember. In the past I lived in two houses (not including the one I am in now which I’ve had no experiences) that I’ve had experiences in. It was my mother, sister and I that lived in these two houses, but in the second house my sister moved out (being 17 or 18) and it was just me and my mom there for about two years. In the first house, I shared a room with my sister and we had bunk beds. I think I was the one on the top bed.
In the first house all I can remember -mind you that I was around the age of 5-13- was things moving around, things going missing and never returning, being touched, and sometimes I even heard whispering like someone calling my name, but I never really let the things get to me, like I never thought anything of it because I just thought it was my imagination. That’s all I really remember besides word of mouth by my family members. When I was littler (around the age of 5-13) ghost stories and whatnot always scared me. I don’t understand why experiencing these things didn’t scare me but stories did.
The second house is when I started paying more attention to said experiences. When I moved into this new house around the age 13 or 14 I started getting more interested in ghosts. I would watch ghost related movies and shows and I was fascinated by them. The first experience I remember is playing on the computer at a desk, sitting in a chair. I felt something breathe on my neck and shortly after that, felt fingers running through my hair. I would turn around to see if someone was behind me, but no one was, then after I turned around I didn’t feel anything else that day.
A few years later I remember having my best friend spend the weekend with me at the second house and I went into the living room where my mom was and my friend was still in my room. My mom was in front of the bookshelf where all are movies were, picking out a movie to watch. I saw her pick the first Bring It On movie, think about it and put it back where she picked it up and picked out a different movie. After she watched that movie, she was going to watch Bring It On but it was nowhere to be found. She walked to my bedroom doorway and asked if I or my friend had taken the movie and we both said no. To this day, about 5 years later, we still have not found the missing movie. I