Thread: a figure

Beside your cat, is there anyone in your family who noticed the shape/figure?

I remember when i was young, i used to think that there was this figure always following me. It usually was in my peripheral view, but somehow as soon as i turned my head to have a better look, it disappeared...
It used to freak me out, but while growing up, i learned that it's simply a sort of perceptual mistake (often guided by irrational fear, like when you watch too much horror movies).

Keep in mind that our senses are all very subjective, and can make a hell lot of mistakes. You could experience this by touching your eyelid in a circular motion, and see how you reality changes for no apparent reasons.
If you want my opinion, its all in yer mind bro.

Beside your cat, is there anyone in your family who noticed the shape/figure? *

I remember when i was young, i used to think that there was this figure always following me. It usually was in my peripheral view, but somehow as soon as i turned my head to have a better look, it disappeared... *
It used to freak me out, but while growing up, i learned that it's simply a sort of perceptual mistake (often guided by irrational fear, like when you watch too much horror movies). *

Keep in mind that our senses are all very subjective, and can make a hell lot of mistakes. You could experience this by touching your eyelid in a circular motion, and see how you reality changes for no apparent reasons. *
If you want my opinion, its all in yer mind bro.[/b]

yup,same thing hapens to me,i'm use to it

Originally posted by Unicorn
Beside your cat, is there anyone in your family who noticed the shape/figure?

I remember when i was young, i used to think that there was this figure always following me. It usually was in my peripheral view, but somehow as soon as i turned my head to have a better look, it disappeared... *
It used to freak me out, but while growing up, i learned that it's simply a sort of perceptual mistake (often guided by irrational fear, like when you watch too much horror movies). *

Keep in mind that our senses are all very subjective, and can make a hell lot of mistakes. You could experience this by touching your eyelid in a circular motion, and see how you reality changes for no apparent reasons.
If you want my opinion, its all in yer mind bro.

I like that, or put your palms on your eyelids and pull them sideways and you get slightly dream vision, though I don't recommend doing this often!