No, but for some reason they don't show themselves to me.

Sometimes, it is kind of scary, don't know why. Even if it is someone you know and love, there is something unnerving when seeing one. It may be a side effect when they break through. I have, all of my life noted ghost sightings and if I become aware I generally try to declare that see them and say how much I saw. I feel like it takes a great deal of energy for them to make themselves known and I try to let them know I am aware.

When I was a little kid I use to play with a boy named Ronald in my house but there was no boy there. Often times my mother would note that rocking horses or toy cars would be moving by themselves. Ronald, unbeknownst to me at the time was the name of my father's brother who died as a child.

The day my father was hospitalized for the condition that ultimately led to his death, I was running through my hallway but came to a dead stop when I saw his dead mother standing in front of me solid, corporeal, with a deathly stare. she looked as she did upon her death and I was froze solid in fright despite past convictions of trying to be calm in such a matter. She appeared in what I considered a weak spot in my house. Every time I passed through this space
I would get weak in the knees and almost collapse. I had blacked out there once before.

In this same spot, as a child I would see dark shadows fro my bedroom and from the bathtub, my mother made me bathe with the door open as a child, I would see sinister visages of my family that were not them but false spirits, possibly poltergeist. There were malevolent spirits I do believe but my Grandmother was not she was giving a warning.

So dependent of the situaion, I can be scared and can not be scared.