ferret
01-09-2012, 08:35 PM
So, awhile back there was a demon in my dorm room. It was late at night and I was trying to go back to sleep (got up to to the bathroom), then I felt something sit on my bed next to me touching my side. I also saw it's long black claw reach into a gap in the covers I had pulled over my head. I also saw the eyes of a picture I drew moving to stare at me, also the picture shifted it's weight. I tore the picture off the wall and into pieces and spent the rest of the night praying, calming down a bit than seeing/hearing more scary stuff, than praying again.
I am certain that I was not sleeping, it was too real, but maybe I was hallucinating?
I have been staying at my mom's as it's break but I have to go back to my dorm in a week or so and am afraid the demon will still be there as it was right before break that it showed up.
Some background: I am in my 20's and have been hearing voices (some nasty, most ok) for as long as I can remember. I have been told that walls, and other inanimate objects are not supposed to talk but they do. I have been told by others that some of the conclusions I jump to are irrational and extremely paranoid. I have mood swings (really hipper/ happy/ invincible/ powerful for a couple days and other times suicidally depressed) and I disassociate from time to time.
I am certain that I was not sleeping, it was too real, but maybe I was hallucinating?
I have been staying at my mom's as it's break but I have to go back to my dorm in a week or so and am afraid the demon will still be there as it was right before break that it showed up.
Some background: I am in my 20's and have been hearing voices (some nasty, most ok) for as long as I can remember. I have been told that walls, and other inanimate objects are not supposed to talk but they do. I have been told by others that some of the conclusions I jump to are irrational and extremely paranoid. I have mood swings (really hipper/ happy/ invincible/ powerful for a couple days and other times suicidally depressed) and I disassociate from time to time.