I belive in paranormal activity but I'm not really sure what's out there.
Currently I'm living in a share house for the holidays due to my dad's work and the other family have a 5 year old child. I went to watch Spiderman with her the other day and she was seated at the end of the row. She kept leaning away from me and talking. Suddenly, she came to me and told me that her friend had said something about the movie. She kept talking to her 'friends'. Later I asked her who they were and she said that they were her brother and sister and even gave them names. They may have just been imaginary friends but it still really creeped me out.
I've had some weird experiences myself - nothing too big though. One of the places I used to live in felt very homely and nice. I didn't live there long but I don't think I had terrible nightmares there at all. I once remember feeling something on top of me when I was sleeping - it was small and warm, almost like a cat. I remember opening my eyes and there was something there but I wasn't quite sure what it was and I clearly remember being awake. I didn't feel scared though and the warmth somehow comforted me and I dozed off into a sleep.
I moved house and then I suddenly had nightmares every night. I've moved around a lot but I'd never had nightmares due to moving. I didn't feel safe at all. Luckily the nightmares have stopped but I still get the feeling that the place is somewhat unsafe. I feel sudden chills when I'm alone. I remember leaving the laptop open before leaving the room but then it was closed when I came back in (hopefully that was just my memory playing tricks on me). The kitchen light would sometimes be on when no one turned it on in the first place. There was this one fluffy toy that we had which we put in one of the rooms and it, for some reason, appeared in the living room although no one had touched it.
I was also super scared of one of the other houses I lived in. My IPad would just randomly turn on by itself when I was alone and I remember the iPad holder swinging on the edge of the table, somehow defying gravity. I remember being super happy to leave the house.