/x/ - Paranormal

>>30370

That's not even a question

>>30369

Thanks for being here! I have a lot of questions, I hope it's not too much.

Why can faeries travel from their world to ours but we can't do the opposite? There are stories of humans travelling to the faerie world but it's always an accident or they were brought there by the faeries. I've always dreamed of exploring another world.

How does your society work? Do you have to work to live? Is there crime in your world? How do you reproduce?

Can a human learn the faerie language? Do you guys have books? How does your alphabet look like?

Are faeries immortal or do they just live longer than humans? Do you believe in life after death? Do you have a religion?

Do faeries like humans? Fear us? Hate us?

>>30373

No problem.

The travel thing is portals, also it's not really another world it's just this one, but hidden areas. We used to disguise the portals as the circle of mushrooms thing but everyone knows about that, probably still some lying around to be fair.

As for wanting to explore it your eyes don't really work like that, it wouldn't be as fun for you as you hope.

Our society is kind of every fae for themselves. Mostly we don't do confrontation with each other because we have no way of knowing how powerful our fellow fae are. We make trades with each other but we can't really have a designated leader, that's a human thing and other creatures who do the whole pack/herd/society thing. We're kind of too territorial and mistrusting to manage it.

So crime isn't a huge issue, if you can take something without the other guy killing you, it's yours.

We reproduce like animals, but also kind of like plants. It's honestly kind of complicated but if you saw fae having sex you'd probably be able to tell they were doing it.

We're not really social enough to have books and you don't have the required tongue shape to speak our languages, old Gaelic is kind of similar though. As for writing we mostly just use pictographs or symbolism, anything that gets the message across really. But yeah we do live a while so our symbols can take a bit to form.

Not really immortal, but time kind of can't touch us. So you can kill us, but leave us alone long enough and we can outlive your bloodline. So we don't really breed a lot and we're really paranoid and tend not to take risks. We don't really believe in life after death or have an organized religion, we respect certain forces but that's about it.

Faeries don't really fear humans that I know of, some probably hate you guys, I find you fascinating personally. Most fae probably don't want to actively attack or harm a human, too risky, if you piss one off you can probably make a deal with it, I'd rather accept a bribe of a cheap bottle of wine than spend a few months fucking with some guy for killing my favourite rose.

>>30376

Thanks for answering my questions. You mentioned faerie magick, can you tell us a little about that? How does it work? What can it do?

How do your bodies work? Can you really change your shape as some people think, or do you just manipulate our perception of reality to make it seem like you did?

Is it true that you live in trees and rocks? Is there a way to know if a certain place is inhabited by fairies?

Are you bothered by the fact that most humans no longer believe in you? Are you affected by the pollution of the environment? Is it true that you don't like bells and other loud noises?

>>30380

Faerie magick is fun, we can change shape, we can manipulate energy, there are limits though, manipulating perceptions is honestly just hypnotism but we can do that too, making you think we can fly is a lot easier than actually defying gravity.

Magick can kind of do anything given enough time, humans have very finite time so you mostly stick to weapons.

I suppose one thing we can do is fuck with magnetic fields, it doesn't actually do much but humans tend to listen when they can't get a phone signal and there's a sudden pressure in their amygdala.

Our bodies vary because we can shape them, but shaping them properly takes time. So if we wanna show off we mostly just alter your perception since you can be so impatient.

We can live anywhere, spaces between trees and rocks is generally pretty safe, if we get an invitation we'll squat in a house though, those things are convenient.

If you want to know if a place is inhabited by us, you can't really tell if we want to stay hidden.

I'm not bothered by the lack of human belief, I find the Disney thing kind of annoying but little girls thinking we're cute can be useful, and children tend to trust faeries since the Disney version of Peter Pan so I don't complain. We aren't fond of the pollution but it doesn't really hurt us, just really annoying to go on a trip and find humans changed the shape of my forest. Nothing I can do, I wasn't living in it, they are now.

The bells thing is more from a time when you liked iron bells. Loud noises would hurt you too if you had hypersensitive ossicles, I don't make mine that sensitive anymore, I'm missing a lot of sounds but you humans are o loud it's not worth the hassle.

>>30381

Sorry for the proceeding ramble, but could you elaborate on how the magick itself functions? Is it an innate organic function of your kind (and if so, what of its biological mechanism) or some kind of highly advanced technology? In my headcanon your race attained what we humans would describe as technological singularity one or two hundred years prior to our own industrial revolution, and you've since kept your society hidden primarily in the nanoscale, acting as self assigned auditors of the planet- if so, I am most grateful for your continuing duties.

>>30381

So if given the choice between living in a forest or in a house, you prefer the house? Why? How could a human invite fairies to live in his house?

Is there a reason why sometimes faeries decide to show themselves to humans?

Are you aware of other non-human species living on this planet? Are there different races of fairies based on the element they live in (water, air, fire, earth)?

>>30369

Do you ever romantic relationships with humans?

>>30369

What do fairies look like when they're born? What does your current body look like?

>>30386

Innate organic function. The biological mechanism is basically related to our brain, we just have parts you don't have and we haven't really named.

>>30387

A human house is honestly just more convenient. I end up tricking most humans to give me an invitation and move on in. All it takes is a resident, even a child, giving us permission to enter.

The reason differs from fae to fae but mostly it's the same reason some of you go to the zoo, we think it might be entertaining.

There are thousands of non-human species but I assume you mean other sentient life. Dolphins are sentient, so are some apes. Other than that if there is it's better at hiding than we are.

>>30389

Yeah, it's fun, humans can be cute

>>30400

Depends on what the parents looked like at conception, and my current body looks human except in the places your eyes can't perceive anyway, you guys tend to trust attractive things that resemble you.

>>30401

Is there something that annoys you about humans? How big is the fairy world? You said there are hidden areas, are they all connected or are they like islands? What do faeries eat? Can you eat human food? How do you usually spend your time?

Why is your species so homosexual?

>>30403

I do find it annoying that humans are obsessed with meaning so much, why do you guys have to make everything about you?

The hidden areas are just hidden beyond your perception, you know a hypercube? Think of space like that that, it's how we move around so fast and hide in the space between space.

We're omnivorous, we can eat people but you guys are so organized it's not worth the effort usually. I don't think I've eaten a human in ages, I prefer chocolate. We like foods you'd call aphrodisiacs and alcohol. Sweet foods are big with us, recently gotten into coffee. Gluten is unironically toxic to us though, lucky for us you humans can be allergic to it too.

I usually spend my time doing whatever catches my interest, young fae tend to open up small animals to learn how they work and figure out the shapes they can take, older fae just tend to drink ethanol and fuck around. I spend a lot of time enjoying human creativity and alcohol. Also sex, you guys will fuck anything, very convenient.

>>30404

Because we don't see a reason to forbid ourselves from different forms of fun. Also we aren't as sexually dimorphic as you.

>>30405

>Because we don't see a reason to forbid ourselves from different forms of fun. Also we aren't as sexually dimorphic as you.

That's stupid in the worst sense of doing something for the purpose of emotion and just to get a kickstart from hormones.

Also I'm an alien so I'm asexual, but humans are much more practical I'll give them that.

>>30406

Our brains produce dopamine too

>>30405

Is there art in the fairy world? What about philosophy? How old is your species? How old are you? What's your first memory?

>>30408

We aren't the most creative, we can make art, but it's not really as creative as human art. Same goes for philosophy.

Not sure how old our species is, decently old I think. I'm only over a century old, my first memory is waking up hungry and in the space between space in a tree and watching a hawk eat a mouse, I ate the hawk and learned how to hunt, I wasn't sentient at the time I think, it was a while ago.

>>30413

No

>>30423

How does one go about inviting fae into their homes?

>>30425

We like the smell of vanilla, so make your house smell like vanilla and we might show up.

So one stick of vanilla incense can make a house smell more inviting, after that we tend to approach for permission, not revealing ourselves though.

No real way of knowing it's one of us either, and hinting you know might scare us off, we don't tend to stick around humans who know unless we find you amusing.

Could be a stray animal, could be someone you meet at a bar, could just be someone who wants to use your phone. Just give permission and we're in.

>>30426

Any other advice?

>>30427

In regards to fae?

We're vain and prefer to be bribed than to be hostile, also we can be a little absentminded I guess so try not to annoy us I once pulled out a piece of a rabbits spinal column for ignoring me, I forgot that tends to kill them.

>>30428

In regards to guaranteeing interacting with fae.

>>30429

Oh there isn't one, there aren't any guarantees in this world, I've already told you how to increase chances, that's the best that can be done.

could you tell us a fae joke? do you have memes?

Out of curiosity, are you a boy or girl?

>>30439

If by memes you mean image macro then no, if you mean a behavioural quirk that spreads through our society then also no we can't do stuff like that we're not societal things.

I could probably tell you a joke though.

Why did the cat follow the fae? It decided it'd rather be alive when it got turned into a violin.

>>30450

I'm a boy

>>30460

I dunno, do you look attractive? Why do you have difficulties getting a girlfriend?

>>30489

Get it?

How many faeries are there in the whole world? Does your species ever try to influence human society/politics? Can faeries and humans have children? Did faeries already exist at the time of the dinosaurs?

>>30492

>How many fae in the world?

I have no idea

>ever try to influence human society/politics

maybe, I did see two fae use small businesses as proxies for their territorial dispute at least once, and I only know about that because I owed one a favour and paid him back during this dispute

>fae human hybrids

I've never checked that actually, we can appear almost entirely human so it might be possible

>dinofae

Yes

>>30369

what made you decide to suck cock for a living.

>>30531

The sun is a thing we tend to respect yeah

Can't tell if fae or just some anon overly familiar with the folk lore. Either way can you explain the 2 feet wide perfect circle of clovers that sprouted in front of my herb garden? Always had the mushroom circle near on the other side of the garden but I can't help but think its been related to the fae. Probably isn't but can't hurt to ask.

>no proof

Lame.

Don't mind me I'm just posting my Skype username to find cool people

charlie8_6

>>30369

Have your lovers primarily been men or women?

Can I fuck you?

All me

LARPing fags are the ones killing not only this /x/, but every single paranormal-related board in every god damn chan in existence.

>>30413

Jesus fuck! That is offensive!

>>30561

It began before the internet. Fake UFO reports, fake reports of monsters at sea, fake communications with Ra. LARPing goes back thousands of years and this is why aliens hate us.

>>30561

Not every thread has to be serious discussion. A little LARPing here and there can be fun.

>>30543

Is it an actual perfect circle?

Don't go in it.

>>30545

What kind of proof do you want?

>>30558

Uh, I think my men than women, men are just easier.

>>30559

Probably, why?

>>30586

What would happen if he stepped into the circle?

>Uh, I think my men than women, men are just easier.

Women are also pretty easy if you're good looking.

>>30586

Can you fly? Can humans fly?

What kind of sex do you prefer to have with men?

>>30588

Men are easier on average I mean.

I don't know I didn't make the circle but it sounds like a trap to me.

>>30590

Yeah but it's not super easy, it's way easier to give the illusion of flight than to actually fly.

If I needed to cross a long distance I'd just slip there.

>>30607

Depends on the man, some I'll fuck like you would a woman and some I get to fuck me like I'm a woman, depends on their appearance but generally I like making humans squirm.

>>30646

I'm the thing on the left, you guys are trolls, I'm conversing with internet trolls so the image felt fitting.

>>30369

Who told you you are a Faerie?

>>30649

Who told you you are human?

>>30650

I was serious. What are the origins of this belief? I don't believe anything is random, not here anyway, so when I see a 'random' agent running amok I see a tool of something else.

>>30651

Fae is just a human word for us that we tend to use.

I prefer fae, some of my species like yokai, at least one called himself a demon but he was a prick.

It's just a noun I use to describe myself since it was used to describe other members of my species before.

Is that a better answer?

>>30376

Can you describe a few symbols used by faeries?

>>30651

If you mean the belief in faeries, I think it's as old as mankind itself.

t. human

>>30653

I'm not sure I can, we leave small scratches in objects and the pattern is on the inside.

Your eyes wouldn't be able to differentiate them from mundane scratches.

They're very non euclidean.

>>30652

So you're as wiped of your origins as the rest of us? What do you typically feel like doing with your time? Any thoughts on the solar system?

>>30660

Pretty much.

I just do what I find fun, I find sex fun and I love games. At the moment I spend a fair amount of time playing games with my host, chess, shot glass checkers, cards, etc.

If you mean the series of planets orbiting the Sol star I like it here, I know it'll die eventually but it's my home and I don't feel like leaving yet.

>>30663

Dang, I was hoping you knew about recent events with the artificial sun and whatnot. I should have guessed you weren't involved in any information community given your isolation.

Yeah, games seem to be the thing here but it all looks like prison checkers to me.

>>30369

Do you play the video games?

Post pictures of fairy boi puss.

Who is your favourite anime?

>>30679

I play video games, it's kind of weird for me though, there's not as many colors as I'm used to seeing. They're fun though I guess.

You seriously want pictures of my butt? That's kinda gay. Also I thought /x/ didn't allow porn and that seems kind of pornographic. Also my host doesn't have HD cameras. If you still want pics I'll post something I guess.

Anime are people now?

>>30694

So many excuses, how are we supposed to know you're really a faerie if you don't post pictures of your butt?

Don't listen to him OP, he's just a pervert.

>>30697

I'm not a pervert, I'm only seeking the truth. I mean, a few hundred years old butt can't be that attractive can it? It's like looking at a mummy in a museum. Purely scientific.

>>30696

You make a compelling point

>>30697

So do you

>>30698

Now you're just being hurtful my butt looks fine

Where have you lived all these years? what countries? what has been your favorite time period to experience and why?

>>30369

would you suck me off and call me Captain Hook?

>>30720

well, would that make me Private Hooker?

>>30726

>Thanks for being productive questions.

Fuck, I wasn't paying attention. Thanks for being productive by answering our questions.

>>30727

>>

Jesus Fucking christ.

>>30715

Europe for the most part, I kind of miss Prussia.

>>30720

Maybe

>>30726

4 dimensional.

I'm like 5 feet and 8 and a half inches tall but I could alter that. Probably yes.

What did you do during World War 2? What was it like?

>>30732

Nothing, I made some people get lost a few times for running around in my woods while I was trying to take a nap but that's about it, I don't even know what team they were on, or care.

I spent a lot of that period trying and failing to get some rest and I think I got at least one person killed.

>>30369

If your really fae can you take me into the fae realm?

need some warning before hand so I can erase my internet history

>>30369

Are you that fairy queen faggot from halfchan?

Are you proud of ruining this board?

Do you always attention whore like this?

>>30401

>Attractive

David Icke, I doubt it, you pathetic roleplayer

>>30405

I'm studying algebraic geometry and I can confirm that your hypercube example is complete bullshit.

>>31725

Runes are just a type of written language, but I suppose if I wrote something correctly into a stone in a certain way I could change its properties if that's what you mean. So I could carve a "rune" into a block of wood and make it float I guess.

Potions are already a thing you guys do with chemicals but yeah I can do that too, I can enchant with runes I suppose.

Scholarly, Charms, and Curses would be my expertise.

>>31760

I could but I don't want to.

>>31770

I don't think so, when I tried to do something like this on halfchan it kept telling me to give it money and I hate gold grubbing goblins.

>>31776

Literally who?

>>31777

>oh look at me I have a degree in something based in human knowledge

>it's not like there have been observable parts of the universe where our understanding of physics doesn't work

I keep forgetting how egocentric you guys are.

>>32341

Do faeries have philosophy/theology/religion/physics/poetry? Do they believe in a universal god? Many gods? No gods? Do you try to understand reality like humans do? Do you know anything important about ancient history that humans don't?

>>32346

It varies from fae to fae, for the most part we try to understand the universe. I've never seen evidence of an actual god and most fae don't care for the idea of a higher power, most of us are pretty happy with that.

I wasn't really paying attention to human events for most of your history, I wasn't around for anything major you guys talk about a lot, I noticed your big world wars but I didn't really get involved. I think I heard about a few fae getting blasted by those bombs you guys made, we don't really want to get hit by those, they actually seem to be able to kill us.

I can't think of any other major historical events I noticed except for that Plague that fucked up Europe but I don't know anything important about it.

>>32348

Do you believe in a life after death? Or reincarnation? Do faeries believe in spiritualism or materialism?

>>32353

These are some rather deep questions.

We're what you'd call spiritual beings, but honestly we're just more than 3 dimensions.

We do form our own opinions, I'm materialistic, but I have met fae who believed in life after death.

I haven't found evidence of it myself but we're fae, so they might know something I don't, or they're pretending they do.

As a Fae who exists partly in the human world, do you find it difficult to manage without such things as a birth certificate or other various items that essentially say "I exist" to society and the government? Do you use magick to create fakes, or even trick a person into thinking one exists if need be? Or does it not even matter at all and you get along fine without it?

Also can you go incorporeal? Or are you tied to a physical form even if that form is not definite?

Last question, are their "people" who are actually Fae without knowing it?

>>32434

I'm usually fine, I can enchant anyone who gives me trouble about official certificates, it's not like I need to work or earn money to live, I mostly just live with my human, now that I think about it I'm kind of like a cat he can fuck. Even without that I could survive comfortably living in the woods and never be seen by human eyes if I wanted.

I am tied to a physical form but I can move in the space between space and slip my form through cracks you can't perceive, which makes me seem incorporeal.

I don't think so, I guess a fae could make themselves as human as possible and get amnesia and forget they're fae. It'd be a really rare thing and I've never heard of it happening, it's theoretically possible I suppose.

>>32456

The reason I ask about a person not knowing they are a Fae was because I thought of the otherkin community.

>>32499

Oh they're insane.

No fae masquerading as a mortal would out themselves like that, so they're insane and stupid, not a single rational thought to be found amongst them.

>>32500

What exactly would you have me take pictures of? The visible parts of me are mortal, and it would take me years to mould my form into something inhuman enough for you to believe, not to mention I don't want to spend years moulding my form and with how your technology jumps any picture I take can and will be attributed to photo editing software.

Besides, I'm a fae, I have no interest in proving my existence to the world, I anonymously answer questions on an image board filled with those least likely to beg for proof to satisfy their curiosity and my amusement.

Do fae women have big tits?

Do they like to fuck? Do they take pleasure in pleasing mortals? Or do they view us unkindly?

Is there any truth to redheads being more fae than others?

Can fae get freckles?

Do fae have nipples, aereola, and pubic hair? (I've heard conflicting reports on these).

Can you touch iron? Similarly, are you affected by oak, willow, ash, or other types of traditionally magick woods?

Will wearing my clothes inside out make me invisible to you?

Do the fae really steal babies and put changelings in their place, or is this just the old wives tale excuse for down-syndrome/autism/fetal-alcohol-syndrome babies?

Do fae ever go overseas?

>>32509

If they want to, if I wanted I could have them, they wouldn't be useful to me though.

We feel pleasure, mortals feeling pleasure isn't really an issue to us, I know of some fae who find your screams to be as pleasant as you find music, while some fae find your pleasured moans to be pleasant, some like both.

No, we can change our hair colour if we want, some colours are easier, red is not easy.

Not normally, we can put freckles on though, I put some on my shoulders because I heard you guys find it attractive.

If we want to, they're just cosmetic for us.

Iron is painful for some reason, I think it has something to do with ferromagnetism. If it's melted and recast it loses whatever property hurts us. Wood is fine, I mean, if you hit me with a piece of oak it would hurt but if you hit anything with a piece of oak it will hurt.

Where did you get the inside out idea? Just because you're wearing an article of clothing made by your own species in a way not intended, doesn't make you magically invisible.

Bit of both, I know fae have done the changeling thing and some fae probably still do it for whatever reason, food, wanting a pet human, whatever, but the excuse is related to the fact that these people had heard of changelings and attributed the mental and/or physical retardation of their child to us because no one wants to accept blame.

Yes.

Welp, full retard.

I dont know whats worse, her thinking shes for real, or you idiots eating this shit up

>>32514

You for your terrible reading comprehension, I already said I'm a male.

>mentally ill faggot LARPer trolls a dead board for (you)s

wew

Why are fairies and other little people afraid of iron and crosses?

>>34844

demons

>>34844

Doesn't iron bind them to the earth and make them mortal or something?

>>34894

I have no idea, where did you hear/read that? The fear of the cross could be because it symbolises the sun, which is harmful for them. But iron? Maybe it has some electromagnetic properties that prevent them from using their powers…

>>34896

I think I confused vampires and a wooden stake, my bad. I need to sleep.

>>34899

Hah, I'm pagan. I have some sort of metal lucky horseshoe with my name on it though.

>>35055

Nobody knows exactly what the black sun symbolises, because it was invented by the nazis and they never explained what it was supposed to mean, so we can only speculate. We don't even know if the nazis themselves called it 'black sun', since there's no evidence that they did, so even that esoteric interpretation is debatable. To me it seems like an evolution of the swastika, possibly inspired by symbols used by ancient germanic tribes, plus the number 12, which could represent the months in a year, and thus completeness, a whole cycle.

>>35059

Oh, sorry anon but I'm not the OP. It's been 8 months since he started the thread, who knows if he even browses this site any more? I'm just a random /x/phile.

>I wonder what inspired them in the latter case.

The artifacts you posted maybe? Or similar ones.

>To unveil its meaning I'd have to find some obscure occult group that continues their tradition somewhere then, that much is clear.

You mean the nazi tradition, or the ancient germanic one? As far as I know the nazis didn't establish their own esoteric tradition, but simply studied/took inspiration from previous ones (Guido von List, Rudolf Steiner, Karl Maria Wiligut, etc). Ironically Hitler himself became part of someone else's doctrine after the war (Savitri Devi, Miguel Serrano). I don't think anyone today can honestly say that he continues the germanic tradition, simply because that tradition was broken a long time ago, with the christianisation of Europe.

In fact one of the main problems with neopaganism is that it involves a lot of guessing and reconstructing. Some neopagans have turned to Hinduism as a source of information about the religion of their ancestors, because they see it as the only surviving heir to the original aryan religion.

There seems to be a fair amount of overlap between the folklore of fae and the folklore of vampires (an obsession with counting, an aversion to iron, needing permission to enter homes, etc). Is there a connection there, or is it just superstitious spookery causing people to get things all mixed up? I know OP's long gone, but he was probably just a LARPer anyway, so anyone feel free to answer.

>>35085

Now that you mention it, there are many similarities between fairies and vampires. Besides the ones you listed, there's: long life/immortality, fear of the sun, the ability to shapeshift, the ability to hypnotise people. The same has been said about reptilians/snake people by the way. It seems like these characteristics are shared by all or most citizens of the inner earth.

>>30369

How do you know you're a Faerie? What processes did you go through to understand what you were?

Why are you a faggot?

how did you connect to the internet?

>>35055

im not the faeg but do you ever see something that reminds you of the black sun oscillating like a fan just behind and blended with your visual field? i have had this ever since salvia sent me to another dimension

>>35085

Im not entirely sure myself, so take what I say with a grain of salt.

I figure that it depends on which court that the fairy is a part of (seelie or unseelie). I can imagine that the fairies with a stronger tie to things like vampires and other evil beings would suffer more from these effects, but all fairies would have a lot of sharing characteristics, being of the same family, you know? Not only that, but it also might have to do with the old saying that no matter how 'good the fairy is, it's best to avoid them. All fairies live in their own way, being far beyond the mortal understandings of morals and goodness. In the song Tam Lin, sung by Alastair McDonald it says that the fairies have ties with hell. Maybe there is truth to that.

>>35973

I doubt that he would be a full fairy. However, it doesn't seem far fetched for people to have fae in their blood. Perhaps his grandfather had an affair with one, and he recently discovered it? Or he lives near some woodlands and followed the music that only he could hear. OP is fake as far as I'm concerned, but I think this is how anyone with actual fae in them would discover it.

>>34844

>iron

ferromagnetism

>crosses

they don't

>>35061

>who knows if he even browses this site any more?

I got distracted

>>35085

>>35086

I can't say

>>35973

How do you know you're a human?

Do you understand what you are?

>>36072

With a laptop, some gloves, and a human.

>>36145

You are very correct in a lot of ways.

>>36359

I only know what other people say I am. I am unknown even to myself..

>>36397

I smoke and drink, more than weed though, I also smoke mugwort and other herbs. Pretty sure they work differently for my kind though, different biology and chemistry you understand, but the same basic concept is there.

Genetic Disorders are rare to impossible since we can change ourselves.

Phobias aren't common, I know of no fae that have one but they might exist.

>>36359

So what would happen if a fairy was hit with an iron thing? Are faeries afraid of death and is that why they like to hide?

>>30369

Is "In the hall of the mountain king" based on real experiences?

Do you know about "Nøkken"?

Where do most faes live geografically? Are most of them where the troll/fairy/fae "myths" are the most prevalent in folk lore?

If I consume your flesh, will I get your powers?

>>36901

I'm not the OP, but as far as I know, fairies exist pretty much everywhere, not just central and northern Europe.

I'll be able to do what you do in a thousand years. Witness me then, gay fae.

>>36901

Different groups of Fae live in different areas, although they are most commonly seen in Northern Europe.

Why are fairies always dressed in medieval fashion?

>>38718

*when they're not dressed in leaves, and are actually wearing clothes.

As far as I know the fae really were noticed getting involved in the affairs of humans. Sure, they did it before hand, and perhaps they still do today. So it would make sense for our knowledge of them to depict them in the clothing that they were seen in the most.

>>38721

But the modern accounts still depict them wearing old-fashioned clothes… Is their fashion stuck in the middle-ages? Or do they maybe appear that way because that's how we think of them?

>>38732

>But the modern accounts still depict them wearing old-fashioned clothes

I think this is because the fair folk stopped (or at least really slowed down on) being involved with the affairs of mortals. Personally, I think it's because that is how we remember them. Maybe they only really grow/evolve with how we perceive them?

>>30370

This.

>>30369

You're not a fucking faerie, you're mentally ill.

What court are you in?

>>38916

I can't help but think that it would be more beneficial to not ask OP about him being a fairies, and instead talk about them.

>>38583

It's never been proven that eating one gives powers. Although, the enchanted food/wine that they sometimes offer humans have all sorts of effects. Sure, you may spend seven years as a goblin, but maybe you'll get lucky.

>>35989

Unique fairie morality I suppose.