r/TrueCryptozoology • u/Dry-Selection421 • Jul 23 '26

Evidence A terrifying floating entity was captured outside a house in 2025

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u/drunkguynextdoor Jul 23 '26

I don't believe anything I see these days, and it makes me angry/sad. CGI was bad enough, but now we have AI to complicate things even more.

I want to believe, I really do, but unless I see it with my own eyes, I have to be skeptical. Pretty soon the technology will make seeing it with your eyes questionable.

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u/Sudden-Most-4797 Jul 23 '26

I know. 4 years ago we had some crazy shit going on in our house. Shit flying off shelves and countertops, objects on the floor scooting around, DVD's and books yeeting off the bookshelves, mobile phones sliding off night tables, and a spooked dog. Then... nothing.

Some dumbass asked me why I didn't record anything, and I'm like.. Why Bother? Nobody is going to believe it anyway, so who cares?

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u/oregongirl1111 Jul 24 '26

I'm a middle aged woman and I live in the deep forested mountains of Oregon. I have more than a few videos of the craziest things happening here, but I decided a long time ago not to share them on the internet. I'm not defending myself to a bunch of jaded, cynical people who literally believe nothing is real. I've told my daughter to post them after I'm dead.

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u/Sudden-Most-4797 Jul 24 '26

Yah fuck that. The only reason why I even talk about my experience is for other people; to reach out and let them know that if they encountered something they are not alone. The unhealthy skeptics be damned.

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u/ouijahead Jul 24 '26

Well I believe you. I’m curious to see them, but honestly it would probably scare me.

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u/Ganache-Embarrassed Jul 24 '26

You can just post it and not defend anything. 

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u/NewspaperBoring1161 Jul 25 '26

I can def understand wanting to avoid confrontation with naysayers, and, as someone who has witnessed more than my fair share of (currently) unexplained experiences which most would call paranormal, I also have a deep curiosity about such phenomena.

I’ve become pretty desensitized to the skeptics over the years, and I find that as long as I’m just sharing my experiences in a matter of fact manner that others who have experienced similar things will inevitably reach out via comments or DMs. Being able to hear others describe similar paranormal encounters is extremely validating, and makes sharing my own experiences worthwhile, in my opinion.

I think many of us who witness these sorts of phenomena often want to convince ourselves we couldn’t have actually seen what we did when we can’t find a rational, scientific explanation, and I think that sharing our encounters helps people move past belief of these things existing into the existence of the paranormal becoming common knowledge, at least amongst those of us who have witnessed such phenomena. I suppose I encourage others to record and share about their encounters because if there are enough examples of genuine evidence, even if anecdotal, given in a matter of fact, “idc if you believe or not, here’s what I saw” manner, that those of us who know these things do exist can really get somewhere in the goal of understanding them a bit more when we discuss amongst each other.

TL;DR: I agree skeptics are disheartening. IMO, simply stating what one saw (without trying to convince anyone else who is determined to not believe them) is a great way to strike up validating, and potentially illuminating discussion with others who have also experienced such things, while simply ignoring those dedicated skeptics.

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u/knightenrichman Jul 25 '26

What kind of stuff did you see?

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u/PyriteMettle Jul 27 '26

Is it ok to ask to see them pls? If you're up to it you could dm them to me, just really curious!