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"I’m on the fence about Skinwalker Ranch. The area has a long history of anomalous reports, but the show itself feels unbalanced and clearly shaped for engagement and views. That does not mean nothing is happening there. It just means the presentation is not neutral, and that matters.

Part of why the subject holds my attention is personal. As a child, I had repeated experiences that were vivid, persistent, and disruptive enough that they were taken seriously by the adults around me. I perceived tall, painfully skinny figures with large, dark wrap-around eyes and an intense, focused stare. They wore grey suits, inlaid with detailed glyphs, so detailed that it almost hurt the eyes. The gaze felt physical, like pressure. It could still me, hold me in place, until fear finally broke through and I started screaming.

I was about three years old when it escalated to the point that my mother, a devout Catholic, believed something unusual was occurring and brought in an exorcist. I remember him with unsettling clarity. Grey hair, a serious face, black clothing, and a presence that made the room feel heavy. She believed it was demonic. But even then, that framing never felt right to me. Whatever was happening did not align with religious explanations. It felt like something else entirely. I remember the conversations. I should not, but I do.

I’m not claiming a neat explanation for any of this. At that age, perception is fragile, and memory is complex. I can’t separate perception from ontology, only the effect it had. It changed behaviour, it changed the atmosphere in the home, and it left an imprint that never fully faded.

And here’s the part I rarely say out loud. To this day, I don’t think they ever truly left me. I don’t know why. I don’t even know what “left” would mean in a strict sense. I just know the shadow of them stayed, like a thread that never fully snapped.

Because of that history, I’m cautious about dismissing all anomalous reports outright. I’m also cautious about embracing definitive explanations without evidence. My position sits deliberately in the middle. Not belief, not denial, but acknowledgement that our current public narrative about reality may be incomplete.

So I don’t present Skinwalker Ranch as proof of anything. I see it as a reminder that uncertainty still exists, and that there may be aspects of human experience and the world itself that we don’t yet have the tools, language, or permission to fully explore.

And to those who have said,"There's something strange about kev"

"Aye, hen, ahh ken, there is"😆 (yes, miss, I know, there is)

As to why I don't keep this weirdness to myself to save myself the drama - "Ahh dinnea gi a frage" (I don't give a damn).

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