I always feel like I'm being watched(stalked)...and I think my house maybe haunted! Especially at night..in my room there's this china doll above on a shelf and I always have a feeling like it's gonna move..you know..like it's possesed...I don't know why I feel like this and I want it to stop!
Unless you start hallucinating or having voices telling you to do things or something of that sort then I think you're fine. If it gets to the point of being an obsesssion where it's interfering dramatically with your life or ability to function then I'd worry.
crazyme6 answered Saturday August 11 2007, 1:16 am: you could have Paranoia, which can be prescribed medicine to help it go away..but if you dont have it there are many ways to help ease your mind. it starts with reminding yourself that its all in your head. the doll is most definetely not gonna move and isnt possessed..movies/tv may show things like that but that doesnt actually happen so just remind yourself of that and get rid of the doll. and i can promise you youre not being watched or stalked at all..youre completely safe in your house..next time you start to think youre being watched..take a few deep breaths..listen to some music..and just keep reminding yourself its all in your head. try to rid yourself of all those thoughts and keep busy with things that bring you peace and happiness and remember none of that is really happening its just your mind. itll be okay trust me! [ crazyme6's advice column | Ask crazyme6 A Question ]
My-name-is-Rain answered Friday August 10 2007, 11:31 pm: I often get this feeling with dolls, and most of all, Ferbies.
The only way I can think of to make that go a way, is get rid of the dolls.
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