Haunted Dwellings. Fact or Fiction?
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Haunted Dwellings. Fact or Fiction?
Anyone else have these feelings or believe in these things? This story really brought it to the front of my mind again due to it being in an older home with remodels happening and finding hidden rooms/areas.
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I agree with you, I think the majority of it is our imagination. After hearing about scary stuff whether it's in a movie or a book our minds make up a bunch of things.gali wrote:I don't believe in Haunted Dwellings and think it is a fiction. It may have an atmosphere though, and our imagination does the rest.
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Even I fell freaked out when I come across something's similar.
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I agree with gali's comment. Haunted dwellings may have creaky floors, loose windows, etc. which helps our imagination get the best of us, sometimes.gali wrote:I don't believe in Haunted Dwellings and think it is a fiction. It may have an atmosphere though, and our imagination does the rest.
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