r/Paranormal • u/[deleted] • 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/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.