We have a classmate who have extra sensory perception do esp affect his/her attitude

Question

We have a classmate who have extra sensory perception do esp affect his/her attitude

Answer 1

I don't understand the question?

Answer 2

They're looking for attention and need a friend.Maybe you but don't play into the esp nonsense.That would effect their attitude.

Answer 3

Yes..it can effect your attitude. Please tell us what she was like before and how she is different now...then maybe we can help you.

Answer 4

I have esp and I'm in middle school and it doesn't affect me to much but I might use it for evil if someone insults me or something.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Possible.

I know a person that likes to "connect" different subjects mental fields - e.g. she is a telepath and when she is feeling some "colleague" trying to contact her - she just finds somebody around /in many cases an absolute unknown person, then "opens" him/her and when hearing his/her connects him/her to the notivited contact-

I think this is some magik - and in many cases there are very fun things- people become to look around as they are "hearing" or to try to get out smth from their hairs, some are displacing quickly from the zone etc.

One very surprising thing is that sometimes there are heard spontaneous laughs coming from if "nowhere" around - may be some other form of life or some magician play? nowbody knows ...

So - if you have such kind of esp in class this could influence other but this could somehow be transformed in some creative loss of energy finally - jokes like this may be exhausting if the subject doesn't have technik to "charge" at the same time.  

Answer 7

nice...

Answer 8

I agree it might be a way of getting attention, especially since this person must have felt it necessary to announce this ability, otherwise you wouldn't have known about it.

Answer 9

I think if you scientically test your class mate you'll find that they don't have extra sensory perception and that a dose of reality may effect his/her attitude.

Answer 10

Yes, because we become hyper sensitive to those around us and their attitudes. I wrote a long paper on it once, what it was like when I was younger. Like all things comes maturity and the ability to adapt.

People don't bother me much although sometimes I get a chuckle when I get a snippet of their brain thoughts, most are as lustful as perceived. You get over it and go beyond. Sometimes I am thought  to be ignoring someone when actually I'm so intent on reading their feelings that I don't want them to know I know exactly how they feel.

Certainly can lead to some awkward situations. I once shook a man's hand and instantly knew he had killed someone. There is more to the story  but I am in lazy mode. The answer to your question is yes.