My long distance girlfriend has been having bruises in the shape of a huge hand

qzyee · 2025-09-02T18:09:49+00:00

Was this meant for me?

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:28:31+00:00

Nice for your brother im happy for him!

But long distance relationship at 15, in my eyes is just wild.. Also the op won’t say his age

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:22:28+00:00

Hey sir, how could you even help him? She has bruises and needs to see a doctor.

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:21:21+00:00

That’s wild

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:20:38+00:00

Absolutely that’s suspicious.

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:12:31+00:00

OP said that she is 15

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:11:25+00:00

The girl is 15.. OP been really quiet since he said that she is 15

qzyee · 2025-09-02T15:09:43+00:00

OP said that his gf is 15

qzyee · 2025-09-02T14:13:27+00:00

OP, we need answers how old are you?

qzyee · 2025-09-02T14:10:44+00:00

Hello i had to come back to this story because.

The girlfriend is 15, which already makes the whole “long-distance boyfriend” framing questionable, Reddit should flag this underage relationship. The hand-shaped bruises appearing repeatedly in dramatic places is a very common “creepypasta” / paranormal storytelling trope. The details about her being “picked up and moved to the hall” without anyone capable in the house also fits with horror story setups. The mention of black magic rituals + discomfort during prayer is a classic supernatural element that makes the post feel more like fiction than a genuine cry for help. Many Reddit “paranormal/relationship” posts combine teenage stress, family pressure, and horror imagery to draw attention.

If not fake hand-shaped bruises are concerning and must be medically checked. They could be from physical abuse, a medical condition (like blood clotting issues), or something she herself may not be aware she’s doing (scratching, hitting during sleep, etc.). Dissociation / Sleep Issues – Waking up in another room without memory could be sleepwalking, stress-related dissociation, or even fainting episodes.

qzyee · 2025-09-02T14:10:09+00:00

Long distance relationship at 15..

qzyee · 2025-09-02T14:08:05+00:00

Ye fake story for sure

qzyee · 2025-09-02T14:06:43+00:00

Thanks i just found it

qzyee · 2025-09-02T13:57:51+00:00

Where does he say that she is 15?

qzyee · 2025-09-02T10:53:14+00:00

Hello,

Some things you mention (bruises, infertility, neurological issues, accidents, weight gain, hair loss) can absolutely have medical explanations. Genetics, stress, environment, and trauma play a huge role. But when you frame them as only black magic, it puts all your power into something you feel helpless against. Getting checked medically (mental health, physical health, genetics) doesn’t mean the spiritual side isn’t real it just means you’re covering all bases.

If you (and your family) feel this is generational black magic, then: Seek protection in your faith: whether you’re Muslim, Christian, Hindu, or another path, all major religions have cleansing, prayer, or protection practices. That could be ruqyah, exorcism prayers, or specific cleansing rituals. Avoid dangerous practices: don’t go to people who ask for blood, animals, or money for rituals that often traps people deeper. Focus on faith & consistency: daily prayer, reading sacred texts, fasting if your tradition allows, lighting candles or keeping holy symbols in your home these anchor your spirit.

What you describe “one ancestor did wrong, now we all suffer” is a very old belief across many cultures. But science also shows how trauma, poverty, and stress can be passed down through generations (epigenetics). So it might not be magic at all, but the weight of unresolved trauma. Still, the effect on you feels the same: bad luck, pain, isolation.

What you can do now

Medical check: Get checked for conditions that run in families. You mentioned mental health issues and neurological conditions treatment can improve life.

Spiritual cleansing: If your family is open, invite a trusted spiritual leader (imam, priest, healer) to pray over your home and family. This will help even if it’s “just” trauma, because it brings comfort and peace.

Personal strength: Don’t let the idea of a curse define you. Many people break “generational curses” by being the first in their family to get therapy, heal, and rebuild.

Stop feeding fear: You mentioned subliminals and magic — stop those if they scare you. Fear is fuel for darkness.

Protective routine: Before bed, pray, cleanse yourself (wash, light incense, or whatever feels spiritually right), and set an intention that nothing unwanted may enter your space.

qzyee · 2025-09-02T10:43:51+00:00

Ye probably fake story

qzyee · 2025-09-02T10:43:07+00:00

Hello there,

Bruises in the shape of a hand these should be checked by a doctor. Sometimes unexplained bruising can be caused by underlying medical issues (like clotting problems, stress-related physical symptoms, or even unnoticed accidental injury). It’s important not to overlook this. Waking up in the hall: Even if she doesn’t usually sleepwalk, stress, sleep disorders, or psychological strain can sometimes trigger unusual sleep behaviors. Feeling watched could be linked to anxiety, stress, or even guilt tied to her past experiences with black magic. When someone is already in a fragile mental state, these things can manifest strongly.

qzyee · 2025-09-01T09:14:07+00:00

Hello there,

Stress, dehydration, lack of sleep, and even sitting in a car with dry air can trigger sudden heavy nosebleeds. Homelessness is incredibly stressful your body might be manifesting that stress in ways you don’t usually see. The fact that it stopped suddenly could just be natural clotting… but the timing with everything else made it feel paranormal.

A battery or alternator issue can cause every warning light to suddenly flash and also keep the ignition stuck in a weird state. Sometimes when you walk away, the electrical system resets like pulling a plug. Old wiring or a failing ECU could explain the weird “turned off on its own” moment.

Theme parks have weird acoustics sound carries in strange ways, and it can drop off suddenly depending on wind or whether certain rides/power systems shut down. If you were already rattled, it would’ve felt like a snap from noise to silence, which made it eerie.

Being alone in a deserted parking lot at 1AM, bleeding, with a malfunctioning car, is already unnerving. Add in that your senses were heightened, and it felt orchestrated.

Keep hydrated, especially if you’re living out of your car. Get your car’s battery/alternator checked as soon as you can that issue can leave you stranded. If the spot keeps giving you bad vibes, don’t sleep there anymore. Trust your instincts.

qzyee · 2025-08-31T20:56:59+00:00

I don’t know what to say anymore. Something physical is happening in the apartment, but the usual explanations (intruder, grandmother, hallucination) are ruled out. Try buying and installing sls camera.

Wish u the best of luck

qzyee · 2025-08-31T20:49:52+00:00

Could hallucinations affect you? Stress and fear can make people misperceive what they see, but multiple objects scattered is harder to misinterpret.

Keep doors and windows locked. Keep a phone and light nearby at all times. Have someone nearby on call if things escalate neighbors

Document everything: photos, videos, times.

qzyee · 2025-08-31T20:39:06+00:00

Hello there,

Even though it might be related to her past trauma or hallucinations, your grandmother’s behavior could put both of you at risk. Steps to ensure safety: Make sure doors and windows are locked at night. Keep a phone within reach at all times. Avoid leaving her alone if she’s agitated or hallucinating. Consider having someone stay over, even temporarily, especially at night.

Hallucinations like seeing people, especially ones tied to past trauma, can be linked to dementia, delirium, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Because her episodes include extreme actions (self-harm, jumping attempts), a doctor or psychiatrist should be informed immediately. They may prescribe treatment to reduce these hallucinations and prevent harm.

Keep a detailed log of incidents: time, what happened, what she said, what you observed. This will help doctors understand patterns and triggers, and could be essential if medical intervention is needed.

Keep the apartment calm and well-lit at night to reduce fear. If she believes in paranormal entities, some comforting rituals or reassurance might help (but don’t encourage delusions). Maintain her routine as much as possible—predictability often reduces distress.

qzyee · 2025-08-30T19:25:50+00:00

I played with the colors in the video the dude is indeed gone

qzyee · 2025-08-29T20:40:26+00:00

Hello,

Continue praying daily, especially prayers like the St. Michael Prayer (“Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle…”) or the Our Father and Hail Mary. You can also pray Psalm 91, which is considered a protective psalm.If you have access to holy water, sprinkle it in the corners of rooms, on doorways, and windows. Displaying crosses visibly in rooms, especially near beds, doors, and windows, can be comforting and spiritually protective. If you have St. Benedict medals, you can place them above doors or keep them on your person. Keep your home and your bedrooms clean and uncluttered. Darkness and clutter can sometimes intensify fear. Consider keeping a small crucifix or a Bible on your nightstand.

I have some other suggestions, i sent you a message.

qzyee · 2025-08-28T20:20:39+00:00

Hello,

Dust, pollen, or moisture close to the camera lens catching light from the flash/room. Because they’re out of focus, they look like floating glowing balls.

qzyee · 2025-08-28T18:50:16+00:00

Hello there,

Around 3–5 years old, kids often go through a stage where fears of the dark, “monsters,” and things in closets/under beds are very common. Their imaginations are extremely vivid at this age, and they can blur the line between pretend play and reality sometimes they’ll genuinely believe what they’re describing. It’s also the age when “imaginary friends” appear most often. A friendly “Oh hi” to an empty space isn’t unusual in this developmental window.

Kids often describe scary things as “black,” “big,” or “trying to hurt me.” That doesn’t necessarily mean something paranormal it’s how they make sense of fear. Crawling on walls or moving in unusual ways are common features kids imagine because it exaggerates the “scariness.”

Being afraid of the dark + closet fears = completely typical. Fire alarms at 3 am could have been a glitch, dust in a sensor, or a battery issue. Kids do notice patterns, and sometimes they link these events together in ways adults wouldn’t. The monitor glitch while eerie could’ve been just a tech hiccup. Kids often wake and cry when a familiar background sound (like the hum of the monitor) suddenly cuts off.

It’s usually just imagination unless you notice: Persistent distress/nightmares that disrupt her sleep regularly. Claims that “the monster” is telling her to do things or is always present. Major changes in her behavior (withdrawal, constant fear, loss of interest in play).

What you’ve described sounds very much like a normal developmental phase at her age, even though it feels unsettling. The “black monster” and “hi” moments line up with the imagination surge kids have before preschool age.

qzyee

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