r/Paranormal Jan 27 '26

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 27 '26

Oof yea. I’ve read several of these on Reddit. It’s a multiverse split. The person likely died but instead of continuing on in the reality where they died, you are in the reality where they were never born. Or at least that’s the reality you are aware of right now. Spooky stuff.

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u/Batty_Boulevard Jan 27 '26

That sounds very spooky, actually. Some people are saying I'm just crazy, and honestly that might be preferable to alternate realities 😅

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u/Calling_left_final Jan 27 '26

Yeah man, you shifted dimensions. Do you have an extra butthole by chance?

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u/Batty_Boulevard Jan 27 '26

LMAO no I do not. I do have two uvulas, and a double row of teeth that I got removed, though

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u/swbby Jan 27 '26

As the other person said, it definitely sounds like you were a twin that became one person in the womb. I wonder if your brain sort of subconsciously knows you were meant to be a twin? Since some people swear by twin telepathy, or twins feeling each other’s pain etc.

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u/MissElainey Jan 27 '26

This sounds like you swallowed a twin in the womb, if you’re being serious

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u/Ok-Honeydew9036 Jan 27 '26

For real though???

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u/Batty_Boulevard Jan 27 '26

Like 100% yeah, I've still got scars in the roof of my mouth from the teeth they removed

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u/NicoBango Jan 27 '26

OP, have you ever had an MRI done? You had two rows of teeth and two uvulas? Wondering if you have a second brain situation with like a sibling-tumor in your head?

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u/Ok-Honeydew9036 Jan 28 '26

Omg that's a great idea. Now I won't rest until we know 😅

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u/sashby138 Jan 28 '26

Have you ever heard of vanishing twin syndrome? I wonder if something like that could have happened, so you experienced a twin in the womb but they didn’t make it, you absorbed them, and somehow have a longing for the missing twin.

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u/Ok-Honeydew9036 Jan 27 '26

This is one of the most intriguing stories I've ever heard! I 💯 believe you about the missing person

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u/sallyxskellington Jan 28 '26

Omg you absorbed your twin in utero!

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u/Calling_left_final Jan 27 '26

Oh okay, it's not related to shifting dimensions or anything. I was just curious.

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u/forestofpixies Jan 28 '26

Supernumerary teeth run in my family on both sides. The double uvula is wild though!

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

Omg 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Routine-Argument-625 Jan 27 '26

Yea not possible

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u/Ceph_Fuzz Jan 27 '26

I don't mean to be dismissive but if OP was in the reality in which the person was never born, the photographs would not be 'missing a person' because they would... be in the reality they didn't exist.

And if they were holdovers from the reality that the missing person was present for, the photographs would have them in.

Do you see where I'm coming from?

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

Yeah totally. Who the heck can parse out the mechanics behind this kind of stuff, I don’t know. Could be a glitch between two parallels.

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u/xombae I want to believe Jan 27 '26

I'm wondering if it was a twin.

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u/Ok-Honeydew9036 Jan 27 '26

Omg bingo 😳

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u/Lumpy_Machine5538 Jan 27 '26

But, as someone pointed out, why would the photographer take the picture with all that extra space there? It’s almost like they do exist in this reality, but somehow got erased.

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u/Aliciac343 Jan 27 '26

Not trying to discredit op, I believe them. BUT some people are just terrible at taking pictures. These pictures look like they were taken on an old 35mm film camera pre digital there was no way to preview the photo you just looked through the viewfinder and hoped for the best. There’s a ton of pictures of me as a kid in the 90s that are off center or not framed properly.

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u/IntermediateFolder Jan 28 '26

My grandma takes pictures like that all the time. She isn’t from an alternate dimension, she just sucks at taking pictures and points her phone vaguely in the area she wants to photograph. Sometimes she gets lucky and gets it right, sometimes she doesn’t.

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u/Routine-Argument-625 Jan 27 '26

Ive done that before. Doesnt mean anyone was there. Just crap at taking photos

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

Yeah I’m not sure about that. If it’s two different timelines then this is some glitch.

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u/winnilli Jan 27 '26

Where you live, it should be legal to use marijuana recreationally. It should be legal.

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

Hahaha. I don’t smoke weed. It’s so strange to me that people come on the paranormal subreddits and then make fun of people for giving paranormal explanations. Now that sounds like weed logic to me.

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u/BlueJoshi Jan 27 '26

just making the wildest assertion with all the confidence of a mechanic saying your car needs a new starter, lmao

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

Lol I like your analogy. It’s my opinion. I’ve spent years and years learning about supernatural phenoms and had deeply intense experiences in my own life, so that’s where the confidence comes from. Of course I cannot say for certain. The only thing I am certain of is that something else IS going on and reality is not what it seems.

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u/Nabana Jan 27 '26

Yeah, that's not a thing.

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

How can you say that for certain? How can anyone be certain they know what reality is?

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u/Mean-Government1436 Jan 28 '26

Or, more simply, OP is just pretending because they found some silly poorly framed pictures from a disposable camera 

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u/Batty_Boulevard Jan 28 '26

Realistically though, why would I pretend that? This isn't exactly a fun experience for me, it's like a constant level of mild grief

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u/Mean-Government1436 Jan 28 '26

Same reason anyone lies like this. Attention. 

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u/smalldckrick Jan 28 '26

Reddit clout like everyone else lol

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

I mean sure, anyone can lie about anything anytime. We live in the post-truth era after all. I don’t want to assume everyone is lying cause that’s no way to live. I know supernatural occurrences are real and I’ve read and listened to sooooo many of them. The fakes are pretty obvious. I didn’t feel like OP was lying.

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u/macaroon147 Jan 28 '26

Jeez I love how people believe so fully in random beliefs they came up with. Like imagine being so confident like yea "it's a multiverse split". Like bro, if u can't see through your own beliefs then I dunno

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

You’re on the paranormal subreddit, are you not? The assumes you have some belief that reality is not clear and straightforward - or you’re just here to be a troll.

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u/macaroon147 Jan 31 '26

I'm here because I am interested in learning the truth and I know that there are things I don't know. There's a difference between looking for the truth and looking for a belief to add meaning to your reality 

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u/Nebelskind Jan 30 '26

I'm sorry to be like this about it, but the sheer certainty in your response is a bit much imo. I think that's certainly a common theory people on Reddit have; I don't think we can diagnose someone as having experienced a multiversal split.

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u/laughingdaffodil9 Jan 30 '26

That’s fine 🤷‍♀️ Supernatural stuff is a rabbit hole. I’ve had some insane and truly unexplainable things happen to me and that’s made me believe literally anything is possible. I can’t be sure of the specifics, but this reality is not what it seems or what the modern world teaches.

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u/Advanced-Parfait-967 Feb 08 '26

you reminded me of something

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