anyone notice the difference between how you feel when you look at certain greys?, page 1

reply to post by Maybe...maybe not

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It's always the people who speak out the loudest against greys, who turn out to be grey themselves.

reply to post by TheComte

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Dont worry grey marriage is legal where we come from

...but Im pretty sure your feeling is due to context. You see a picture with claim 'this monster tortured me!' and have more fear, then see the humans friends with them in Stargate or whatever... emotional context.

Its like...
Thats old Uncle Al... never could get a smile!


Or is it Dr Harold Shipman, serial killer?

reply to post by TheComte

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Great...I have coffee all over my shirt and computer that came from my nose as I was laughing at this comment.

Thanks...the laugh was worth changing shirts.

reply to post by cripmeister

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Or this terrible thing. Imagine the destruction it can bring!

reply to post by wartooth420

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but what ive noticed, is when i look at pics of one grey, i get chills and kinda creeped out. but when i look at another, i feel kinda, the oppisite.

Me too...but I seem to only get creeped out when I stare too long, especially at the middle one.

reply to post by wartooth420

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Hi wartooth, I have to agree with you on the fact that different types of Greys leave a different kind of feeling, some negative, some positive, some somewhere in between. But that is with all intelligent alien lifeforms, even humans. You could think of different groups of Greys as different groups of people (based on ethnic roots/skin color). That doesn't mean that all beings from one race are bad, nor good. Even in the majority of bad entities can be one which stands for Light. It has to do quite alot with energy sensing/readings. That though is not based on the appearence of the outside, more of on the inside, the source. Sometimes the body can reflect the personality of the source and makes it obvious to the naked eye. It varies. I do have to agree with you, again, that the alien race of Greys does generally attract fear to ones mind. Of course there is the factor of humanity being conditioned to believe that these visitors are negative, thanks to the power of entertainment, thus people subconciousely see the Greys as evil, when in fact they are just a misunderstood race trying to save their self and to explore. The 'problem' with these beings is the fact people know deep down that they are real and because they are real and much more advanced, people fear them too much - thinking they can sneak into your house, abduct you, harm you and return you home embedded with monitoring chips. This is not always the case. I do not want to excuse their behaviour, surely their actions could be more polite or less agressive, but just because they do what they do and because they look odd and frightening, doesn't mean they are pure evil. If they were, we (or rather you), wouldn't be here (or at least not in the way you are now). There is more to it than meets the eye. You definately should be cautious, but immediately shooting one in the head is not a wise decision, unless of course it starts attacking you.
Have luck and peace,
Jack

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