Hey /x/, There is an odd happening at a building where I work,

>>18615979

But once, when I was on vacation, another guy that works for the company came and found me. He came to tell me that he didn't want to cover for me anymore, and that the entire time that he was at that building he felt like someone was breathing down his neck. A couple months later, I called in sick. A second coworker, who had no prior discussion with the first, came to find me and told me that the entire time he worked there he had a feeling like, "An old woman was watching him". He also said that he had a sense of "wrongness" the entire time he was there.

Since the last time I posted about this, a third coworker has mentioned this feeling. He said that he got in and got out as fast as possible. He said that he kept imagining "The Wicked Witch" was watching him. None of the people that have mentioned this to me have known one another, and after they tell me this, I then reveal to them what I've been told by others and what I have experienced.

I'm quick to tell people that I don't believe in ghosts. I do think there is a perfectly reasonable explanation for what's been going on, I just don't know what it is. Is it possible that a building has some sort of "aura" or gives off a specific type of energy that makes people subliminally believe they're being observed by a specific thing?

>>18615979
Ive seen this before exactly. Its a parasite. You got worms in your head they probably come from That building since theyre in your brain their hive must be in that building. They have mechanism for sensing their hive. Since they reside in your brain some of the cognitive signals must be giving you an odd feeling

>>18616013
That's a pretty lofty claim you've memed there, friend.

I'm being sincere when I say there have been multiple claims of the same thing happening at this location. I was thinking that the explanation would be somewhere along the lines of something subliminally putting the image of an elderly woman in people's minds. Not worms.

>>18616021
>implying brain worms cant affect your subconscious

>>18616021
>lofty claim
Ahhh I see it's already too late for you

>>18616021
Was it an old bear?

>>18616028
>implying brain worms

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>>18615980
dude, some idiot lost some paperwork which messed up her referral and she couldn't get an appointment in time to see the right specialist. before she died she found out what department the bastard was in. now she haunts the place to fuck with all of the billing and coding people for eternity.

that's my guess.