I'm not sure if I have something wrong with me of if I just have an overactive imagination, but sometimes I see things (though its more like i imagine things). Its always scary violent things, and generally i just ignore it, but honestly now i would like them to stop. They are getting worse, and i am frightened by them, but i dont let them faze me. They generally happen right before i go into a room (I get like an image in my mind and it always like the worst thing possible). I have a slight phobia of doors because i always imagine they will swing back and hit me. They are really beginning to bother me. I don't know it they could be related but i do have a long history of depression and anxiety( I'm 15 almost 16 and was diagnosed when i was 7), though i am currently being treated for them and am probably the happiest I've ever been in years.
Damn I thought I was just messed up in the head. I too have anxiety and depression along with PTSD. I'm 21 now but it started when i was maybe 5 that I can remember. I've only told one person about it but I didn't make it a conversation. I feel crazy saying it but my main image when i was little, was while pulling my blankets on me when i was going to bed, they would cut me while pulling them up. It's like o can't control some of my brain, now matter how hard I try to imagine it not happening, I just can't do it. One thing I can advise is over time it stopped being so scary. I just live with it now, although sometimes I do get paranoid (not over a blanket cutting into my legs) but just more realistic things, (things falling on me, getting hit by cars, explosions lol) Please see a therapist asap, maybe they could help before years go by. I'm sorry i couldn't be much help but I'm really glad to see someone bringing it up. Maybe now I can get the courage to open up about it myself. So, thank you!
This sounds a lot like post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. This can be brought on by a strong traumatic experience, or series of them, particularly instances of abuse.
I would see a psychiatrist. I was diagnosed with PTSD myself and really great things were recommended to me, such as hypnotherapy. I have found great success with the latter. Talk to your doctor and ask their opinion on that.