r/Paranormal 1d ago

Question Questioning if my fiance is or was possessed

So last night me and my fiance went to a restaurant for a date night and while we were there she had a strange moment. When I asked her a question, her eyes rolled all the way to the back of her head and she made a very weird twitch with her hand. When I asked her what the hell was that she acted confused and asked "what?" And I asked what she just did and she said "what, me shrugging?" This was giving me a very bad feeling so I grabbed her hands and noticed the three rings on her left hand were gone and when I asked her where they went she just looked down and said "huh, I don't know" and that's not normal because last time she lost her engagement ring she had me going up and down a dirt road where we rode bikes earlier for 3 hours just to find it and it ended up being in my car. I would love to hear everyone's opinions on this because I'm honestly scared of her rn.

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u/Capital_Listen_5863 1d ago

She should probably go to the doctor. I’d check for neurological stuff before jumping to possession

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

I've been with her for over a year now and she's never done anything like this before and nothing's happened to mess with her like that. But I'd rather it be something neurological than anything supernatural like that.

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u/sandyfisheye 1d ago

Brain tumors, seizures, aneurysm. Brain things are wild. Sounds 100% like something neurological.

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

I think she mentioned she has had seizures in the past

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u/sandyfisheye 1d ago

Don't waste any more time, have her go see a doctor. I don't know much about seizures, but I know they can get really bad and can also be a sign of something much more severe.

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

I'll try to get her to a doctor but she's about as stubborn as me lol

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u/sandyfisheye 1d ago

I get that! Bring up the possible brain tumor thing with memory loss along with the eye roll/ twitchy thing. Best of luck!!

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

He needs to bring up that she could die if she ignores it.

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

I appreciate it

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u/Federal_Salary4658 1d ago

dont think it's a brain tumor but get her checked out

medic here

could be something exotic (abscense seizure??) Since there's a history id focus on it.

Any sleep disorders with it? Migraines?

Keep a log on your end and if she is ever seen having one have her document it when she comes to

document everything related to it.

One other thing that is A VERY LONG SHOT would be JS (jeavons syndrome ) it's epilepsy, could go that way

good luck to you and her much respect and wishing you good will and health

tldr: Doctor trip get imaging

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

My best friend is a neurologist and she told me, “that woman needs to be seen by a neurologist immediately”. There is no “trying” if she cares about a long, healthy life. There are a myriad of serious health issues far more likely than possession.

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u/secretactorian 1d ago

So to be clear... You didn't tell your fiancee what she did, you just grabbed her hands? 

And three rings (but not her engagement ring?) are gone, and she doesn't know where, but isn't too concerned about it? Maybe she just forgot to put them on. 

And you're scared of her instead of concerned? Jumping right to possession instead of medical? Duuuude. That's not great partner behavior. Do better. Ask more questions. Rule out more natural / logical reasons and get her healthcare before going to the Internet about the paranormal. For some things, time is of the essence. 

Either that or this is fake. 

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

I did tell her what she did and I'm not jumping to possession before something medical. I've considered medical but this isn't exactly a medical subreddit is it? And this is not fake, I've seen more supernatural stuff in my lifetime than most people ever will and I'm only 19. I mean granted, I did hunt the supernatural for a while.

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u/secretactorian 1d ago

would love to hear everyone's opinions on this because I'm honestly scared of her rn.

"Questioning if my fiance is possessed" 

At no point in your post do you mention any medical possibilities. It isn't until others here bring them up that you seem to start to realize something neurological could be the root of the episode. 

Not to mention this sub has a no possession post rule. 

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

It does? Because I just saw another one and it literally has a tag for it

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u/secretactorian 1d ago

Yep. Go take a look at the rules. 

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u/adviceicebaby 1d ago

Only 19, and the craziness of this post...youre way too young to get married and youre not ready. Hot take; maybe...but its true.

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

Yes this is exactly why 19 years olds should not get married. Brain development continues well into the mid to late 20s, with the prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision-making and planning, being one of the last areas to mature. SMH. 🤦🏼‍♀️

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u/Sad-Kale-8179 1d ago

This looks like a job for the neurologist

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

I have to walk away from this post now, it is so ridiculous. (And I believe in the Paranomral 💯…but c’mon…this is absurd). My 14 year old could manage this situation with more maturity and intelligence. I asked her what she would have done if this happened to one of her friends. Her reply? “Called 911, duh!” 🙄

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

Hopefully it's something like that and not what I was thinking.

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u/55Sweeptheleg 1d ago

Maybe she’s MK ultraed and you said her trigger word.

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

Going to be honest I don't know what that means

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u/55Sweeptheleg 1d ago

Government mind control project.

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

Honestly, in this area I wouldn't doubt it

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u/pandora_ramasana 1d ago

What do you mean?

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

It's a backwater area with a military base. I've literally seen floating passenger planes here. This area is weird.

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u/pandora_ramasana 1d ago

Wow. Does she have family in the military or government? Curious what else you've experienced

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u/OrbitingRobot 1d ago

Why would your first thought be possession? It seems a little extreme to jump to that conclusion. Did the table levitate? Did she order a blood raw steak? No, but her rings were missing. For the second time her rings were missing? Why are her rings falling off of her fingers? Take her to a doctor and a jeweler.

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

I am starting to agree with others that this is a bs post. No one can be this ignorant.

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u/Complete-Beat-5246 1d ago

I’m pretty sure she had a stroke.

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

It could be a stroke or a dozen different serious or even life-threatening issues. She is not possessed. She needs medical attention immediately.

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

I hope not

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u/Bumbleblushie 1d ago

She needs to get to a doctor, seizures can start at any time for any reason, needs checking

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u/throwawayt44c 1d ago

Sounds like a seizure. Maybe an absence seizure.

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u/Leading-Bug-Bite 1d ago

I think people are starting to question all your posts.

That said, possession is super rare, and it's obvious.

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u/NBscorpio1029 1d ago

There is no common sense happening here. To not take her immediately to a doctor is the equivalent of child neglect/abuse if she were a minor.

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u/Leading-Bug-Bite 1d ago

I completely agree. However, OP has been posting other stuff that's clearly bait and has had quite a few posts taken down as spam, so...

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u/Leading-Bug-Bite 1d ago

You're preaching to the choir. This is a topic I often mention.

The worst part is that people with real issues get passed on or ridiculed because of people like this.

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u/MissBrokenCapillary 1d ago

She could be having a type of seizure. She needs to see a dr

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u/pandora_ramasana 1d ago

Any signs of dissociative identity disorder?

Or maybe a mini seizure or mini stroke?

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u/Mrcools87 1d ago

Idk

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u/pandora_ramasana 1d ago

Time for a dr. visit

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u/magkozak 1d ago

This isn’t demonic possession. I would guess a medical issue instead.

I have been demonically possessed myself for years. It started with attacks. The first one was in my room here years ago. I could feel a presence taking over my body and mind. My ears would ring like crazy among other things before an attack would happen. One attack forced me to the kitchen floor against my will. After a month, the attacks went through and I became completely demonically possessed.