Not that I necessarily want to argue with them or have them say I'm lying or whatever but I overall prefer talking to skeptical people about it because I've talked to so many people about supernatural things that are just stupid and believe/say the dumbest crap.

In high school some friends and I were playing with a ouija board (which I personally don't think is anything that actually talks to the dead btw. I like them but just for fun/aesthetic), and one friend was very obviously moving the planchette and every single ghost that talked when she was sitting there was her dead relatives, and everyone was just eating it up but me. It was so stupid.
I think people eventually caught on after a while but you could feel her physically fight to move the damn thing and it was really really obvious and not very fun.

I'd much rather deal with someone telling me that my paranormal experiences aren't real than someone that's going to make stuff up/believe made up stuff like that... People telling me I'm dumb for believing in ghosts or magic isn't going to make me believe any less so yknow.

Trust me. It’s better if they don’t

^^ I can see that. Like I believe in the supernatural and have had experiences myself. But my God, it is annoying when someone is very obviously lying. Personally I believe that oujia boards can be used to contact entities which is why I avoid them. But when someone is messing around and people are just buying it...that's kinda dumb.

I`m not a believer, but like... I really really would like someone to show me believable proof that it exists. That would be very cool.

^ No it wouldn’t. You don’t want that. It’s safer that way

The less someone knows about the mysteries of the world, the better

Naa, I`m the opposite. I would like to know, but so far I haven`t found any believable proof.

I’ve found a shit ton but I refuse to share any of it. Not because I’m greedy or anything but I’m for protecting people from what’s out there.

^prime example of the kind of stuff that makes me prefer to talk to skeptics, not gonna lie...