Hi guys, idk if this is the right place for this but it is getting to the point where i am terrified and idk what to do.
I don’t believe in ghosts or anything paranormal but the past 2 weeks are really messing with my head and i need advice because i don’t know what’s going on.
2 weeks ago, i woke up around 3am, rolled over in bed and saw a figure standing near my door. She was facing towards my mirror which is placed next to my door.
I tried to rationalise with myself. I live with 2 girls so i thought maybe it was one of them but the more i looked, i could see details that were definitely not my flatmates.
She had shoulder length grey hair. She was wearing a blue long dress with full sleeves, and a white sash thing around her waist.
I stared for a good 3 minutes as she continued to face away from me towards the mirror. She began to kind of slouch a bit? and then when i blinked, she was gone.
It wasn’t sleep paralysis. I could move. I called my flatmate immediately telling her what happened once the figure was gone.
But that was only the start of the past 2 weeks.
Since then, my phone broke. All my bank cards stopped working. My laptop broke. My keys were lost. everything just started completely falling apart.
I became so ill i couldn’t keep food down for a week. There was no medical explanation other than stress which in all fairness could have been the cause.
The worst was last night.
In the middle of the night, pigeons flew into the brick wall outside my window, dying and falling to the floor.
There were only 3, but still wtf?
And then after cleaning up the bodies, i get to uni, borrow a laptop from the library and then the minute i sit down in the lecture, it begins blaring alarm sounds and completely breaks/shuts down.
I don’t know what’s going on. I do t believe in this stuff but i just don’t know how this is all happening.
I understand it could be a mix of stress/extremely bad luck but ive never had this before. I just moved into this flat a month and a bit ago but everything was going ok.
Advice would be greatly appreciated. I don’t know what to do.