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Post by ticklebits on Mar 28, 2014 3:34:27 GMT 1
Lol theres a good question. If I am being taken Id prefer to remember it and I can imagine myself cooperating with just about any scenario. It makes me sad when people talk about possible hybrid children that might even be theirs. Id like to think any parent (even though I doubt its the case) would go willingly to see their own child despite how terrified they may be. I can theorize that maybe we do consent at some point and thus cooperate. Perhaps our memories of doing so are then suppressed and reasons for memory suppression could be for our own safety, or theirs. For all we know much of our own ignorance could be caused by ourselves. Human error's not unheard of I agree very much that its a good question and ultimately a frustrating one :/
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Post by ticklebits on Mar 28, 2014 3:23:47 GMT 1
Thanks for replying barry its good to know there are other people out there who dont view "abduction" by aliens as something to fear. In fact if more ppl thought about the idea with some really basic, practical logic Im sure theyd also come to see how misplaced their fear probably is. Just imagine what happens to most ppl, including children, who get abducted by our fellow humans. Not many of them get returned safely and comfortably to their beds. Unfortunately theres really no avoiding the initial "Holy crap! Theres an alien in my bedroom!" fear. Thats just your brain carrying out its most fundamental duties. Oddly enough, even though I can be pretty sure my sons at least interacted with aliens on some level, hes shown no signs of mental or emotional damage. In fact hes ridiculously smart, strong, beautiful and just generally well put together for his age. I never wanted to have kids but felt like I was meant to. Now I feel like not so muck me but my son is somehow special. Id be interested to hear about some of your experiences if youd like to message me
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Post by ticklebits on Mar 27, 2014 5:19:05 GMT 1
Ive been having experiences some of which I certainly attribute to aliens, others that could possibly be attributed to aliens. I came to terms with this a long time ago and while I still have an instinctual and immediate reaction thats unavoidable I dont fear extraterrestrials on a logical level. Quite frankly I find my own misguided species far scarier. I doubt there are many humans out there that abduct ppl only to return them safely to their beds once finished with them. Anyway, Ive been experiencing these things as long as I can remember. When I was a young child I thought everywhere I went was haunted and naturally that kind of freaked me out. Even now I get shivers when I read the "Has seen hooded or cloaked figures..." listed with other symptoms of abduction. Its because of my inability to understand these experiences as a child that I worry about my own child now. My son is not even a year old and has been showing signs of abduction since only about 3 weeks of age. The first thing I noticed was a bump about the size of a small pea under the skin directly in front of his ear. It appeared suddenly overnight. Its still there. Its identical to the one I have on the back of my neck. I try not to over-analyze my sons little injuries. Hes very rowdy and gets plenty of little bumps and bruises just learning how to crawl and bumbling around the house. However, Ive noticed a series of very neat, parallel scratches by his right shoulder blade. Theyre just on the one side and Im sure he cant quite reach his chubby little arm over to that part of his back. Whats weirder is that I didnt think much of it until I noticed more of them showing up, right next to eachother like tally marks. I googled "marks of abduction," or something similar and found a picture pointing out that exact area of the back labeled "cuts or scratches." I dont fear for my sons safety as much as I fear for his peace of mind. I really dont want him to experience the fear and confusion I did as a child and he is too young for explanations/questions. I guess I just didnt think about this happening to him, at least not at such a young age. If I could just ensure that maybe they could take me along with him (if they arent already) Id feel much better. Any suggestions or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated. I have considered trying to openly communicate with possibly a note (I did see that suggested in another post) or maybe talking aloud/hardcore meditation before bed? Has this ever worked for anyone else?
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