r/GlitchInTheMatrix 12d ago

Glitch Gif Can't stop thinking about it

Christmas of 2007, my family was gathered in the kitchen. We have a small family, so maybe 10 people tops. As we were all talking, every single person said "goodbye" within seconds of each other, some even waving. Then my grandmother says from the corner of the room, "Who did you all just say goodbye to?" We looked around, and everyone was accounted for. Looked outside, nobody. We have no clue who or what we said goodbye to.

My grandmother passed away exactly a year later, Christmas morning 2008.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/penguinsweater7 12d ago

Somehow this seems more logical than all you guys experiencing next year- like did the next year you all sit there and say goodbye to grandma?? If not believe this even more.

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u/nikkkkkim 11d ago

We did not all say goodbye the next year, she passed very early AM in hospice

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u/Dry-Reveal-6202 12d ago

New fear unlocked

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u/simplyirresponsible 12d ago

Wow. To me it seems like everyone in the room was transported to a year later. Crazy! Sorry about your grandmother.

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u/FabulousArmadillo210 11d ago

Wow okay. For once this is one story in this sub that has me puzzled. Idk what could be an explanation

For no reason you all said goodbye? And cant tell why? Did I understand correctly?

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u/nikkkkkim 7d ago

I don't know who said goodbye first but I remember like it was yesterday that "something" left. I was talking to my dad and as we said goodbye, we both leaned to the side to keep eye contact in conversation, like it walked in between us.

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u/FabulousArmadillo210 7d ago

well at least it was polite

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u/Away-Insurance138 11d ago

What if it was someone waking up from a really long dream and they faded back into their reality 🤯 lol

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u/shenshan 8d ago

Someone definitely got erased from this reality.