New to /x/, but there was a topic i needed answers on. A while

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>>18393733
Sounds like generalized anxiety disorder and a bit of obsessive compulsive disorder. Don't worry lot of us here have a mental disorder or two. Seek help with your mental health professional and come back with results

>>18393789
That's probabally the case, but is there a way to explain the picture?

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>>18393803
hmmm that I have no idea, did you tell anyone else outside your family about the pic?

>>18393812
I just adjusted brightness levels a bit, saw my bed, and shrugged it off. I told said roommate about the pic after I got rid of it, but then again, he doesn't know my pass code to take pictures. Let alone how to fix my camera, so it wasn't him.

The only woring camera is my front camera, but for the pic to be taken that high up, my phone wold have had t been pressed up against the ceiling.

Evertrying in my room looked a mess, except for my bedside, which was abnormally clean for what the details allowed.

I feel like an idiot for deleting the pic, but overall, I was the only one to see the picture, and only a litrue initial shock was experienced, I played it off as one of my roommates pranks afrer the fact.

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>>18393841
Don't worry too much bout how the pic was taken, either way you might wanna try posting this question on other threads that's more active. /x/ is a really slow board after all. Still I can't help you much bout the pic there sorry.

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>>18393911
What boards would you reccomend contacting for help? I figured /x/ would be an ok board, but what others cold figure this out.

I've been thinking about how that pic could have been taken, since it was from an impossible hight for me to reach, I can't do something that intricate while sleepwalking if I do sleepwalk. And the way the stripes lined up witheachit her with the way that my bed lined up in the pic, more level with the bed then just an angled view, I am a bit spooked, and now that I looked where the pic was taken, and a hole in my wall, the hole look looser than when I first fell through it (but that's another story all together)

Pic related, the drywal used to be flush, but now that I look again. That was also where the picture's respective was from, for prespective on the hole, the vent is about as big as a 3 ring binder if that helps, the hole is about my body size, I am 5'11"

The space on the drywall in the top of the corner is about a few inches, the screws shouldn't have came loose, I drilled into the truss

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>>18393991
If details, arrows show where the drywall held on when I fell, and the circle shows the area of drywall where it was normally flush with the celing. Pic related is the new (to my knowledge) crack, it leads straight into the top of my house, there used to be insulation, and I cannot see any now, I'm looking over my shoulder as I type this, can anybody see anything?

I took the pic on a stepstool, on books

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>>18394003
Other pic with the drawing

Again, the circle is that odd crack

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I tried taking a pic of the bed from that view, the camera cut out twice, so imagine pic related, only 10' higher, and dark. Just the same ammount of clutter seen.

I normally get out of bed by pusing my covers forward, so I don't even know if I took my covers off myself.

Again, I cannot gret too high up to see from that angle.

Was probably just an ordinary alien abduction event, OP. Nice job getting your camera out to remind yourself after they wipe your memory.

oh good. this fucking thread....again

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>>18394324
Again?

Why would I tear a hole in my wall for some (you)s?

I put timestamps, what else makes it bait?

>>18394213
What theories are ongoing about that?

>>18394378
Theories? I don't have those.
Beliefs? Those are only good for supporting motivation and enthusiasm.
I am only speaking from the perspective of personal experience.
The damage to your ceiling was probably in part due to your subconscious recollection of previous events.

>>18394442
Explain

>>18394687
You were in the attic and damaged the ceiling? Lost your balance? Try to imagine what the hell caused you to lose your balance. Could there have been a repressed previous vertigo memory from this perspective that caused you to disorient? If you create such an image in response to my comment then maybe no. But if the image was something that you have already previously repeatedly focused on then you already have the answer.

>>18394687
They are capable of displacing physical matter through the use of their materials technology. I've posted related comments in two other current threads.

>>18394706
When I fell, it was directly on my bed, of all places. I was installing security cameras, and slipped on some form of what I assume to be a pipe.

Since it was an older house, there was this loose, fluffy insulation, so I couldn't see much up there, and when I fell through, I couldn't see anything, I'm assuming from the insulation, and I could hardly breathe or see because of it too. I had to crawl inot the hallway where I lost consiousness from all the insulation, I think it was fiberglass. I was fine after a few muinites.

>>18394748
The thing that I am suggesting is only one possibility but it is more tangibly possible than most people will recognize. If this does not resonate with your own personal truth then you may have to look elsewhere for the truth. The thing about personal experience though, is that while other people can laugh, ridicule, and walk away, you are left still there, unable to dismiss your own personal knowledge. If you are not inclined to be extremely introspective then the thing I am suggesting may never appeal to your vision of reality.

Have you examined the security camera video for the time in question?

>>18394801
Before the fact, there was a break in, then I installed the security cameras. I didn't notice anything, only a shattered window. I was on my way out after installing them, and them I fell before getting out. Could I have fallen due to my installation of the camera?

The order of events goes as lsited
Break in, camera installment, odd photo

>>18393733
A CIA spook is messing with you, they do it for fun and to practice their infiltration skills.You can try getting better locks on all the entrances to your house, but it will just make you a more challenging target. Don't be surprised if things start ending up in different places than you left them.

>>18394864
If this is the cace, why would they care about me?