Deimos
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Again, I'm curious as to what people think about this subject: monsters and ghosts. For ghosts, if you believe in ghosts because you had an experience, please tell us!
Bigfoot: There have been many sightings around the globe of a huge humanoid creature lurking in the dense woods or high in the mountains. Sometimes it's a brown and gentle creature. Other times, it's a savage beast. Almost every sighting describes the creature as a big creature, usually almost 7 feet tall, and with hair covering every part of its body. There are rumors that it reeks, almost like a wet dog, and that its call sounds almost like broken howling. The show, "Finding Bigfoot", has drawn me in, and I'm even more curious.
Aliens: Could they exist? I personally don't think that we are the only planet with life in the vast universe. The universe goes on and on, probably never ending. So there's a chance that there is life on other planets out there. Grey people? Maybe. Monstrous creatures? Probably. Hostile or nice? We wouldn't really know any time soon. But I think that aliens might exist.
Chupacabra: I'm not sure if people know of this creature but there is allegedly a blood-sucking canine-like creature that stalks creatures near the border in Mexico. I can't explain away the alleged puncture wounds, but I don't think this creature exists.
Skinwalkers: Being part Native American, I think that this is a possibility. However, I have never really learned much of it to be sure.
Vampires: Where did the lore come from? Dracula, of course... But he wasn't a real vampire. He did have a thirst for blood, and he was really known as Vlad the Impaler because he drove stakes (or spears) through people. If vampires exist, we probably won't really know.
Werewolves: Possible. But also impossible. People howl at the moon. I know there are people who run around in the woods naked at night, howling and growling like a wild animal. There are also wild children and adults living in jungles, bringing me to my next...
Wild children/adults: It's possible because there have been reports of it in the past, and there was actually a documentary about it on television a few years ago. How did they survive is always the mystery, but fortunately if they are discovered, they are finally getting the help they need.
And my last one, for now,
Ghosts: I just believe in them. Whether they would hurt you or not, that's always something one has to be ready for if they believe in ghosts. My family on my father's side seems to be haunted, somehow. I would also explain a personal experience that has me somewhat convinced:
Bigfoot: There have been many sightings around the globe of a huge humanoid creature lurking in the dense woods or high in the mountains. Sometimes it's a brown and gentle creature. Other times, it's a savage beast. Almost every sighting describes the creature as a big creature, usually almost 7 feet tall, and with hair covering every part of its body. There are rumors that it reeks, almost like a wet dog, and that its call sounds almost like broken howling. The show, "Finding Bigfoot", has drawn me in, and I'm even more curious.
Aliens: Could they exist? I personally don't think that we are the only planet with life in the vast universe. The universe goes on and on, probably never ending. So there's a chance that there is life on other planets out there. Grey people? Maybe. Monstrous creatures? Probably. Hostile or nice? We wouldn't really know any time soon. But I think that aliens might exist.
Chupacabra: I'm not sure if people know of this creature but there is allegedly a blood-sucking canine-like creature that stalks creatures near the border in Mexico. I can't explain away the alleged puncture wounds, but I don't think this creature exists.
Skinwalkers: Being part Native American, I think that this is a possibility. However, I have never really learned much of it to be sure.
Vampires: Where did the lore come from? Dracula, of course... But he wasn't a real vampire. He did have a thirst for blood, and he was really known as Vlad the Impaler because he drove stakes (or spears) through people. If vampires exist, we probably won't really know.
Werewolves: Possible. But also impossible. People howl at the moon. I know there are people who run around in the woods naked at night, howling and growling like a wild animal. There are also wild children and adults living in jungles, bringing me to my next...
Wild children/adults: It's possible because there have been reports of it in the past, and there was actually a documentary about it on television a few years ago. How did they survive is always the mystery, but fortunately if they are discovered, they are finally getting the help they need.
And my last one, for now,
Ghosts: I just believe in them. Whether they would hurt you or not, that's always something one has to be ready for if they believe in ghosts. My family on my father's side seems to be haunted, somehow. I would also explain a personal experience that has me somewhat convinced:
One night, when I was driving home with my grandmother and uncle, I saw something on the road. It is still sharp in my mind, and I feel that it was a paranormal incident because my passengers said they never saw anything. My headlights were on HIGH, so I could see a fair distance down this straight and narrow road. Everything else was dark, including the houses, since it was sometime after midnight. I was just focused on the road when I suddenly noticed something in my way. It was huge and ghastly white. It appeared to have a lot of fur and I could make out a shape like a bald human head, as white as the fur, at an odd angle in its body. I knew that it wasn't a normal creature right from the start, and slammed on the brakes. By the time I reached this thing, it had already gone. There was a dog nearby that ran directly across the road but it was of a different color. My grandmother and uncle saw the dog, but when I asked if they saw that other thing, they said no. My grandmother believed that I saw something, though, and told me to hurry. Since then, we hadn't really talked of the incident but I'm more careful when driving at night. I even try getting my family or friends to go with me, as if to hope that I wouldn't ever see that thing again, or that if I did, I would have someone there with me so I wouldn't think I was crazy.