Disclosure: probably not a good thing

When I reflect on why I crave disclosure I realize it’s because there’s a part of me that wants to say: “Fuck you all. I told you so”.

Sure, it’d be nice for everyone to realize that there is advanced tech, abductees aren’t all nuts, or that we’re being lied to more than we realize.

But basically: it just makes me angry being treated like a dumbass. Oh, and our culture’s relationship to media and the phenomenon of “taboo” is so aggravating I feel like Im screaming about a broken bridge to a bunch of people in blindfolds giving me the middle finger. A few will find out the hard way once they’re unlucky enough to step on the wrong plank. The blindfold might slip off another few. But most will be lucky enough to stay fine, and stay ignorant.

It’s honestly all just a big invalidating piss off and I’m also upset for victims.

However beyond this, do I actually think it would be good for society, or people’s minds?

Nope.

Speaking as someone who saw something and had to take 2 years to come to terms with it: the unknown can really fuck you up. If any of this is true about beings in different dimensions, or abductions, or just “the big question mark”—- it’s just not what people need.

I want it selfishly. But people are frail. There is no sense in telling them; it’d be like telling them about flying invisible sharks that sometimes prey on humans. Especially if it’s just to prove a point.