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In college I lived in an apartment building that was originally built as a home for widows and spinsters in 1862. Rumors had circulated the town for decades that it was haunted, one room in particular which turned out to be my room. Things would move all the time. Glasses of water would be within arms length and the next time I'd reach for it, it would be a foot away. I had one of those phones that has no base, just the handset that you would set on a flat surface to hang up... it would get pulled off the desk quite a bit. There was also a pacing, like somone walking back and forth all night that I would hear overhead and just attributed to my upstairs neighbor. But then the girl who lived in the room beneath me asked me if I was often up late at night pacing back and forth. So it became yet another thing I attributed to my ghost.
The activity always increased when I wasn't spending a lot of time in my room. So I would openly talk to her to make her feel acknowledged. It never really freaked me out, she had a very comforting presence about her, nothing malevolent.
Probably the strongest of presences was when I felt someone poke me in the side, turned and no one was there. I went to the window because you could walk up the fire escape straight to my window. Coming up the fire escape was a guy who just wouldn't leave me alone so I sort of saw it as my ghost giving me a heads up to clear out of there.