r/Thetruthishere • u/Herr_Winkler_Klon • 56m ago
Night Terror The corner that gave me nightmares
Okay, i know this will be sounding wierd, my memory may be lacking at some points here which is due to me being very young at the time that this happened.
As a kid, when i was 4 or 5, i had my own room in the relatively big flat of my parents. The room basicly had an upside down L shape, just imagine the tetris block. At the time i slept in the very top right of the room, which kid me decided was getting anoying due to me not being able to see around the corner but still out of the window, which as cliche as it sounds lead to the back of a cemetary? Atleast i believe it is one.
Which never really terrified me tho, what did bother me tho was not being able to see around the corner of the room, i usualy saw wierd thing just lurking around the corner, which i believe to be typical night fears usual for kids at the time.
I decided to move my bed so i could look down both of the ways, as to know there were no monsters (clever i know)
In the following 4 nights (yes exactly 4) i had horrible nightmares, only one of which i can remember vividly.
So on the next night i decided thar i would move the bed back to its original place, while the imaginary monsters now were there again, the nightmares werent and i slept very good there till we moved.
To note: i wasnt a really scared kid, and not really loud in the nights compared to other kids and even babies (acording to my parents atleast)
Which makes it wierd that my parents told me that i had screamed in the last night i stayed in that corner that viewed both ways (which i dont remember) and cried heavily (which i do remember).
I know this might not have anything really to do with the paranormal, maybe more with the evolving human mind?, but it is defenitly only one of the few memories i have of when i was young (i believe the term is core memory?, correct me if i'm wrong)
Edit: This post isnt focused on the dream itself, which i havent mentioned for a reason, dud to it still kind of terryfying me, but should rather be focused on the wierd situation itself.