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I see people who aren't there
48% Normal
5 Comments

Out of the corner of my eye, I see all different kinds of people and they are still there when I turn my head to look at them. But after a couple seconds they disappear.
No one else sees them...

They don't bother me, its just a little creepy
Do you think it's normal?
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Comments (5)
You might have brain disfunction. Signs of epilep
hmmm, sometimes when i'm walking past rooms with open doors, i see glimpses of people... just sitting on the bed, or standing... they're always still... but when i take a second look, there's nobody there, i think it might be a trick of the light, you know how the eye can play tricks when u go from a well lit place to dark or vice versa? u see things momentarily, but... in your case... it sounds like there might be more to it, if they're still there on second glance, but not on third... then... hmmm, if those figures ever start interacting with you... then you have a problem, but as it is, it seems harmless...
NORMAL. DO SOME RESERCH ON HOW THE BRAIN WORKS. JUST LIKE WHEN YOU THINK OF PIZZA, YOU SMELL IT. BUT ITS NOT THERE JUST LIKE THE PEOPLE. BRAIN THINKS THERES SOMTHING THERE BUT THERE ISN'T. HAPPENS TO ME TO.
I know I might sound hooky, but I think you may be seeing ghosts... Seriously.
i kinda know what you mean, i think i see people then i realize there not there. it used to happen to me at work. the only thing that weirded me out is that the people i thought i saw would acutally walk into the store later.

i remember the first time it happened, i thought i felt this extremly tall guy behind me. almost an hour later he walks into the store.

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