Is it normal to feel something behind me when i'm alone?

I want to make an Omori reference so bad...

But yeah, Normal. You're probably more paranoid than average, but I think most people get a feeling like that when they're totally alone somewhere and the space is large or unfamiliar enough.

I get that feeling when I'm walking out to my car at 3AM.

I only got that feeling in one persons house when I was younger. I used to soend the night at my friends house way out in the country and it was a house built in the early 1900s with no hallway. Someone had committed suicide there and the doors were real squeaky. The whole house would make noise when the wind blew. That house was so fuckin creepy dude id be scared to go to the bathroom at night. We also one time heard tapping on the window in the middle of the night. I witnessed crazy shit that I never bring up because ppl wont believe me and will think im a schizo.

Yeah it's kind of normal. There was a hilarious old meme called the Horrifying House Guest. Maybe thinking about your fears with humor can help get rid of them

It's normal, sometimes I get that feeling that someone's watching me, but not when I live alone, when I'm in the shower I get the feeling, this fantasy that I have wires on my bald head and this is the matrix, even though in the visible world I'm not bald, that's how I came to think this world isn't real, but it had nothing to do with being watched, I was a normal person, although in my natural nonconformist state I would try to be normal and do absolute genius things until I'm convinced my genius wouldn't work, to which I was average. The ideal way for me to live was to be not quirky at all, not acting weird, to just do what I'll naturally do, copying people, without playing the difference game, I would just be an ascetic and wear poor man's clothes, and eat alkaline digestive enzymes, and listen to Kraftwerk, Austrian Death Machine, Human Nature, techno music, etc, and be a traditionalist, the way I used the internet then is nothing like how I use it now, I was a Platonist, instead of getting into Puritanism, I got into Lutheranism, I was a structuralist, but it turns out what I was then wasn't wise and I was just learning to be wise, I was also a patriot, an all-Australian guy only doing Australian things, what I learned is not to let people define what's Australian, it's bloody well Australian, I even had the flag in my house like everybody else, I'm pretty sure there was a big Australian flag pinned on the wall, the same way they pin a flag up in America, I thought Australia was so great, as a result I've done some great things. All this is a fiction, to everybody else I was just a freak from Washington DC, so they thought, although talking Australian there was a twang in my voice.

You’re in for surprise

You’re in for a shock

On iin threads

When there’s darkness and fog

When you least expect me

And you turn your back

I’ll attack

I smile while I’m creeping

through shadows on the wall

I laugh when I’m sneaking

but you won’t hear me at all

Oh hear my warning

Never turn your back on the kitteh

You're probably a schizo.

i'm in your walls

I have the same problem. After being sexually assaulted by aliens I haven't been the same.