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Is it possible to love the house you're haunted in?

A lot of folks love their homes. It's not all that common you hear.

I just love my haunted house. Quite often, it's more like I need to move from this

haunted house but in some cases a haunted house can draw you in it can have a hold on

you for reasons that are very difficult to explain or communicate

unless you're the one experiencing them. We've seen this and heard this in some famous cases, including that of the conjuring and such, where

the house just seems to have a hold, almost like a relative that you may not get along with, but you still love and you're still

going to be there for them. Sometimes homes have that same power. In an next story

it's not necessarily a house that's doing that but it's an apartment. In an an undeniable hold for the good and the bad.

They're there for the long run.

Take a listen. I have always had a connection in my family with the paranormal.

My grandmother was sensitive and my family lived in a haunted house for several years in the 90s.

Recently I had an overt encounter with an unexplainable human-like force.

Since then, I felt more aware and tuned in to a supernatural undercurrent.

I believe now that the more alert you are, the more you may see or feel.

For example, I live in an apartment in Brooklyn, New York.

I moved into this place in the spring of 2002. I lived in the first floor and would experience strange things.

Often I'd be sitting on the couch where, when I would feel something lightly tap on the top of my skull.

Once I felt a brush of cool air immediately before being tapped.

I told my roommates about it, but they're both scientists and refused to believe me.

After these run-ins with skepticism I kept things to myself.

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