I think I am being watched.... (Page 2 of 2)

great post.

going along with phone tapping, as I talk to my boyfriend over the phone everytime (and I am alone at home) I hear someone else talking to someone else over the phone, it's a female and a male, I (josh cant hear anyone) can hear them chatting, but I can never hear what exactly they are talking about...I mean I can hear little words like but...and...etc but I can never get a full conversaton, but I know they are speaking english and everything. Also sometime I canhear a dial tone as well while I am talking on the phone. I do not know what it's like to have a tapped phone, but is this what a tappend phone is like?

Here's what I've heard on the phone during possible harassment episodes:  sudden volume changes, loud clicks, series of pulsed clickings every time someone on the phone said something, intermittent electronic beeps similar to but not the same as dialpad tones, high digital sounding series of tones, and sudden kicking in of background hiss.  All these stopped when we ignored them or made fun of them instead of giving into fear and trying to be reserved about discussing certain subject matter.

What's interesting is that suspicion seems to invite confirmation even if later these 'confirmations' turn out to be something mundane. And by this I mean more than just reading into things that were always there -- rather, I mean an actual increase in odd events that "coincidentally" happen to amp up paranoia. Maybe it's the mindset or emotional attitude attracting these experiences, or maybe it's higher entities toying with a vulnerable person by sending them otherwise mundane things whose timing and context give them significance. For example, cross talk during a time when other oddities are happening.

That's why it's best just to chill out and laugh it off, as that eliminates the incentive for further baiting, or else it cuts off the impulse for further negative reality creation.

Well, even modern digital systems suffer from crosstalk now and again so it isn't entirely avoidable. It should be easily correctable by your phone company, though. Signs of phone tapping are usually clicking noises and/or static interference/line noise.