Hello /x/ I was unsure whether to even ask this here but I sorta

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>>17219335
I asked one of them to draw a diagram if that helps.

>>17219339
Moreover he said that the ghost was there for 30 mins which i thought was a very long time

>>17219335
When I was young I shared a bed with my siblings. One night I awoke to what I thought was my father checking in on us. As I opened my eyes and realized no one had come in, I quickly scanned the room. There at our feet was an old woman. Sunken eyes, just dark sockets. Her dress was flower printed, over it she wore a frilly apron, and she had her hair pulled up tight in a bun on the back of her head.

>>17219397
Strange that its always woman

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Fuckin kids t'day with their beds and sleeping

>>17219335
Were they unable to move and felt a sensation of asphyxiation? Because then it's sleep paralysis and can be a doorway to lucid dreaming. Also it can be scary as fuck. I have experienced it many times in the past when i was under stress.

>>17219461
na i asked both cause that was my first assumption. Both said that they were able to turn their head about and look at different things.
I thought it might have been that they had just come out of sleep and their brain was still processing surroundings so it created a sort of lucid dream state

>>17219339
Christ almighty that handwriting

When did things get this bad?

>>17219679
For anyone that cant read

Panel 1: me in bed
2: old lady in hood appears
3: I wake up, ask if she's okay (apparently he looked t her for a good bit before asking)
4: Reach out (for her)
5: I proper reach out but shes gone (went to touch her)
6. confusion

Sounds like you ur boiz need a good, ol-fashiond seance, niqqa.

That's such a funny reaction to someone being in your room. If I saw someone at the foot of my bed I would be like "WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU" and hope my roommates heard it, instead of "um, excuse me ma'am, are you alright?"

>>17219335
>>17219339
>>17219709
The lingering between this world and the next lust for purpose. They tend to lurk about, watching those who still lives in hope of remembering what life was like. They are just lost and some who haunt find purpose in harrying those who they find in their journey. The only thing I can offer you? Wait, they will pass.

Or they are shadow men, waiting for you to sicken so they might steal something they need from you.