I was alone with my 14 year old niece and I had her doing body shots on me in the middle of the basement?
965469
Sounds like she has natural talent. Million Dollar Baby style, except without the whole dying part, hopefully.
636062
I can't but my 4 year old niece does.  She has her mother remove the picture frames from the walls.  She says that people comes through them.  She said she also talks with people with black eyes....does this sound familiar to you.
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When I was a kid, the home we stayed in seemed okay, but inexplicable things would happen.  When I would play alone in my room, I would hear someone whisper my name from the other side of the room, but no one was there.  This happened a number of times.  It would always make me petrified.  Another time when I alone in my room, a penny fell on my head.  I still can't explain that one.  Also, whenever I would take a shower I always felt the weight of someone's stare, but of course no one was there - very strange.
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It's not as big of a deal as you think, I'm sure of it. This is probably what happened: You're a curious 13-year-old girl, who like any girl your age, is curious about your developing body. I'm sure your friend is too and that's why this event occurred in the first place. It seems like harmless, non-sexual touching between two kids. After you had time to think about what happened you felt guilty because of the religious beliefs your mom probably raised you with. You immediately became fearful because you realized how shocked your mom would be if she learned you had touched another girl's breasts. That's why your mind is now racing with thoughts of getting caught and scolded. Fear always puts things out of perspective and I'm sure that's what's happening here. Think of it like this... Does your friend want her mom to find out either? Most likely not. So why would she tell on you? My advice is to relax and not worry yourself so much. You did not sin, you were simply acting like a 13-year-old girl. I did a lot of silly things when I was 13 too. If it still bothers you try talking the situation out with your friend. She could be just as freaked out about the same stuff as you are! Maybe you can both agree to forget the incident(s) and move on. Above all, don't feel guilty.
727061
I would call the police... she could end up hurting you , lots of weirdos in this world!
925586
You should be honest with her sweetie - you seem much older than 18, and hopefully she will understand why you lied.\nIt is much better to come clean sooner rather than later, as if it does end because of it, you will be less hurt.\nAnd no need to self concious, you are a lovely bloke, and I'm sure lots of girls are beating down your door!\nWe've got to try and stay positive about these things, who knows - maybe it'll work this time round!  If not, there are always other women (me lol)  :)
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I love this question!!!\n\nOkay, well, are you asking what I would do? or for advice what to do?\n\nI have personal experience with this question as this has actually happened to me.\n\nYears ago, I was dating a girl that had an infant daughter.  She lived with her mother in an upscale neighborhood that shared it's borders with some "bad" areas.  The two of them were extremely beautiful and very petite.  The topic of being home alone and having the doors locked at all times, came up often.  Looking out the front door gave you a false sense of security as the surrounding homes were very nice and well kept.  Friendly neighbors, etc...\n\nIt was summer and I would have been at work, but it's hard to landscape in the rain.  I had called home to tell her that I was on my way.  She told me that she had put the baby down for a nap and that she would be "ready" for me when I got home.\n\nWhen I walked in the front door, quietly as not to disturb the baby, I heard struggling and the baby crying!\n\nNow, at that time, I had been a bouncer for 4 years, a bodyguard for two and a martial artist for 7.  Fear, well, didn't have any of that.  I guess you could say the only thing I feared at that moment was that I was too late.  I made my way up the stairs as fast and silently as possible.\n\nThe baby's room was the first I would encounter so I made sure to evaluate her first.  Peeking in to see that she was only crying for typical baby reasons, I made my way to the next doorway.\n\nI was lucky, that the baby's cries concealed my movements.  For our misfortune was that there were TWO men in the house.  One in her room and the other seemed to be looking for things to steal and began yelling at the other to leave the "b!tch" alone and grab some shiite.\n\nThis is were lots of training helps.  You really need to keep your cool if you're going to get involved.  I knew there wasn't enough time to wait for the police.  The police in Pontiac, MI SUCK anyway.   So, my actions were the only chance she and the baby had.\n\nThe cover of sound was my only ally.  With both mommy and baby screaming, the guy attacking her would never know I took out his friend, if I did it quickly and quietly.\n\nI don't want to sound like a bad Steven Segall movie, so I'll spare you the details of my techniques.\n\nWith ROBBER GUY #1 down, I only had to deal with the guy on top of mommy.  Now, some people have asked me before why didn't I go to her first?  Well, if I went to her first, guy #1 would have come in to help his friend.  Now, I can take on two guys, but why if I don't have too?  Besides, she was doing a pretty good job fighting.\n\nWhen I entered the room, I didn't have any time to think.  She had just broken free of his grasp and luanched for the door.  Bad timing as we collided with each other and sent her back a step.\nI grabbed her and threw her behind me, as I did this, he too grabbed for her and his nasty crack  pipe nails dug deep gouges on her shoulders.  The scars from which, she still has to this day.\n\nI took a couple steps back and when I heard the baby's room door shut and lock, I yelled out, CALL 911, my phone is on the floor.  I had thought far enough ahead to leave my phone in the baby's room.  Knowing, that once free, mommy would go straight to her.\n\nIt seemed like an eternity, we stood there in a stalemate.  I was quite a bit bigger than he was, but I could see the crazy drug induced haze in his eyes.  The desperation that comes from need, fear and confusion.  He yelled at me and I cursed him...\nI think what happened next may have changed my life more than any other event in my life.\n\nI heard the sound of a cartridge being chambered into a semi-automatic handgun.\n\nHis friend was back on his feet and standing behind me with a pistol pointed directly at me.\n\nYou pretty much only have one option here.  PRAY\nwell, pray and shiite your pants.\n\nHowever,
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That's a tough one.  She's 13, so there's no way of saying you were doing something else that she'd believe.  You might have to bring her to some kind of family counseling place so she can let it all out.\n\nIn the meantime, please make sure your door is locked.\nHope your daughter gets over it soon.
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Im guessing attempted murder.
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I can tell you what I've read in the past.  Always, ALWAYS pay attention to your surroundings.  Never be caught off guard.  Be ready for just in case.  You are less likely to be approached if you show that you are alert.  I hope that you have some sort of self defense training.  If not, check with your local Recreation Center.  They usually offer something reasonably priced.  Even if you only attend for a month, that is one month more you have under your belt than what you had.  I was strangled, smothered and stabbed when I was 10, so I made a point to make sure my daughters had self defense, even if they hated it.  I hope this has helped.
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Wow, you've got to get the heck out of that house. Is she your legal guardian or something? Call DHS and tell them what is going on. If you're an adult, then find a friend or other relative you can stay with for a while. \n  If you cannot leave, and I do understand how it's hard to fully grasp someone else's situation... then ask a neighbor if you can use their address for job applications. Just tell them your sister isn't right in the head and you have to get a job to support everyone. Then do NOT put your number on job applications. Maybe the same neighbor will allow you to use their land phone number and they can pass the message on to you and you can call them back when your sister is sleeping. Either way, you sis needs some serious help. Call mental health facilities and see what can be done.\n  Best of luck to you.. and stay away from pork and eat lots of fresh garlic until you can get back on your meds.
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First of all you have every right to say that she is not allowed in your home. Especially since you have a 15 year old. That is the prime age for someone like your niece to be able to influence her. Secondly, just because she isn't high at the moment you still shouldn't let her in your home. She may not act high but could be and you would never know. Stick to your guns on this one and don't let her in your home. I know what's its like to be around someone like that and its not fun. They don't want to get help but expect everyone to be at their beck and call and when they aren't they go crazy. She will eventually realize on her own that she is losing her family. Hopefully, its not too late by then. I'm sorry that you have to go through this. I hope I have helped at least a little!
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omg k i was at my friends ohouse one day for a sleepover it was a nice night and we tried it to see what would happened i asked who would die next in my family and it wrote out T-E-R-R-Y who ismy uncle and then it got really darka dn started to thunder and lightning outsdie and i saw a person at the door staring at me i just screamed and ran but then i got home the next day and my parents told me that my uncle terry had died that night! and i was super scared, ive never done it since
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You should go to the emergency room and have them check that out. That sound scary. You might have ripped a nerve or something like that.
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I used to live in a house that had things in it. I had a ghost cat. I could hear it scratching and every once in a while I would catch a glimpse of it. My sister brought my baby niece over for me to babysit one nigh and as she walked past the couch she almost fell. She asked me what I was doing with a cat. I told her I didn't have one. She said she saw it run under the couch. I told her to look under there herself. It was a sleeper sofa and had only about an inch from the bottom to the floor. Another time I was in the living room watching TV and the bathroom faucet came on  full blast. No one was there but me. There were numerous other things that happened there but there isn't enough room here for everything. I will say that I was never frightened of any of it. I didn't get an evil feeling at all.
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I think that's funny! Now I'll tell "you" one. When we were kids, we built a tree house across the street. My older sister was in it with my brother, when suddenly one of the wide floor boards gave way, and my sister fell through....almost. My brother caught her by the hair, and both of them were yelling for someone to come & help them. My Dad & I ran across the street to see what was going on, and sure enough, my brother had my sister by the hair, and didn't want to drop her because he thought she might get hurt. My dad said for my brother to let go of her hair, and my brother refused! My Dad & I were laughing sooo hard! Finally my dad "ordered" my brother to let go of my sisters hair. When he let go, my sister only fell about 8 inches to the ground! My sister was so embarrassed, she chased me a half mile down the road! They were both mad because the whole time, my brother could have released her hair!!!!hahaha!
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Thats nothing, when I was three, my sister and cousin were lifted up of the floor while sitting on a sofa! creeeepy, yeah you probably did see something, but because you were not open to it and it more than likely freaked you out, it was just passing through just to get some reaction I guess, anyway, keep your eyes open it may happen again!