Forest Fairy Horror Stories - Seven True Encounters with Real Fairies

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Seven allegedly true encounters with real fairies courtesy of your Scary Fairy Godmother. Bippity Boppity BOO!
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[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

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[@brookejustice3455]

Usually I wouldn't watch a half hour long video, but it's *SFG* . A half hour is not long enough 🍃 Loved these stories.

[@dragonearth9643]

I come here every time I see a notification from your channel, and it's always worth the wait.

[@Bune10756]

That first story surprised me. It's been a while since I've heard a story of someone being lured away by food. Although, saying that they were of Irish descent...I wonder if that person had Brown hair. It is said that because of how fair the Fae is (with fair skin, light hair, and light eyes) they coveted the Irish who had wondrous dark hair and eyes. Kind of like how a blonde, blue eyed person would get attention in a country with only dark hair and eyes. I've heard some stories at how they would keep the Irish they lured as pets or even as a mate/partner because they were charmed by the Darkness of their hair/eyes.

[@lelalelui5683]

Interesting! Where could I fins those stories?

[@JohnSmith-zk8xp]

all the irish iv ever known are blonde or redheads...?

[@JohnSmith-zk8xp]

This person said they were A LITTLE BIT irish, why would the fairies be interested in someone 1/4 irish when ireland is full of people 100% irish?

[@PaperParade]

Not all Irish are dark-haired with dark eyes, though. They’re all over the map in terms of hair and eye color.

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

"No child but must remember laying his head in the grass, staring into the infinitesimal forest and seeing it grow populous with fairy armies." - Robert Louis Stevenson, Essays in The Art of Writing

[@alexandralite835]

I was literally just thinking of you and your channel the other day

[@amandabourke796]

I was so thrilled to see your post! Thank you, I love your channel!

[@gailhamilton3158]

Amazon

[@TheElvenWitch]

This series should be compiled into a book. I'd love to read it complete with artist renditions of these fea folk.

[@sorcerersapprentice]

For the first story, my guess is that the fae wanted you to stay trapped in their world, because I heard folklore about that sort of thing. As to why, who knows.

[@PixiePrincess501]

How about stories about the Seelie and Unseelie? Those can be quite interesting!

[@barbaralindhjem2488]

I'm an older person, born in the North of England.....most children then would know not to eat fairy food. It was just a fact of life

[@brandic89]

What happened if someone ate it?

[@thatonegingerchick4666]

I’d like to see more stories about changelings

[@evanderevans6620]

Same, but I've saw one thing it's a therory. It makes sense and it's about the Fae. You've heard of Peter Pan, right?

[@27sparkle73]

I live with the woods in my backyard. Thank you so much wonderful and captivating stories

[@DebraRoybal]

With all the KZbinr's being demonetized I was wondering about you. Thank you for the awesome creepy stories. Bless up!

[@XxSoraMifunexX]

*BROKE MY NECK GETTING HERE WHEN I SAW THE NOTIFICATION! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR STORIES!!!* 😆😆😆

[@opaluni]

I love these stories. The world is an amazing place. ~sighs~ Scary Fairy Godmother, I'm gonna send you more stories of my experiences.

[@MagicVodca]

was just rewatching some older videos because i missed your stories! thank you for uploading

[@crypter27]

When a elves or fairies offer you food, it means they're either trying to turn you into. One of them or to lore you into their realm.

[@leis7454]

what's the difference between fairies and elves?

[@Bune10756]

@@leis7454 Not sure but I know the Irish tale of how they came to be. During the battle between God and Lucifer, when the gates to Heaven closed any angel that was left outside of it was forced to fall. The ones that fell into the sea became the Merfolk, the ones that fell unto the land became the Fae, and the ones that fell under the ground became Daemons. Truth be told, I think that Elves and the Fae are one in the same. Just different names from different places had people thinking they were different.

[@crypter27]

@@leis7454 The word fairy comes from the Gaelic word Fae, which means. Fair folk, elves are certainly a species of Fae that live in forests.

[@leis7454]

@@Bune10756 wouldn't it make more sense if the fairies were the nephilim? I don't think they are angels

[@Bune10756]

@@leis7454 the nephilim were originally the children of angels and humans coupling. So if anything, if we go by the Irish belief, nephilim are the offspring of the fae (fallen angels) and humans.

[@corydude2008]

Welp everyone.......she’s back!!!!!!! 🦋🧚‍♂️🦋

[@justafallperson2108]

Forests are one of my favourite parts of nature. There's just something about them. Loved the stories.

[@theslaydrian]

Lady I don't know who you are but your channel is one of, if not my number one, favorite on KZbin. Your voice is super cute and perfect for these stories and it had a magical quality to it. You do an amazing job. I have had some weird experiences myself. But I don't think they would be considered fae. The weirdest thing that ever happened to me was all centered around one... thing. I always thought it was just nightmares and night terrors until one day when I had an encounter in my actual waking life with the entity. I was very young at the time. Ever since then I have been enthralled with things unexplained. I am really into fae folklore as well as the present day ufo phenomenon. I'm guessing you already know this, but there are many tantalizing connections between fae folklore and the UFO phenomenon. I would love to talk to you about this at greater length and to see if you have dug in to these connections. I'm also very curious to know if you personally have had any unexplainable occurrences. I sincerely feel there is truth to all of this. Obviously not in all your stories. Many of them are just stories. But there are many accounts that date back quite a long ways that indicate a sobering reality to the fae. Whatever they are. My email is [e-mail] if you ever feel like having a conversation. I'd be thrilled to hear from you.

[@lelalelui5683]

Amazing! What do you mean that there's a connection between UFOs and Fae?

[@Lucas-zd9yn]

what about fairies in tropical places for a theme? It's always in a cold place, I know there are lots in tropical places too! I would, I live in Brazil, we just call it other names.

[@jusluvelena1979]

She has done some of the fae in Brazil Amazon area.

[@highesthoe6147]

I agree! Please do a story about Hawaii's lore there are many many stories about tiny people in the forest

[@Lucas-zd9yn]

@@jusluvelena1979 can you point me to it?

[@daniellehalo6923]

From Barbados and had my own encounters with the fae.

[@Jeremiah90526]

@@daniellehalo6923 Contractors have it easy, I just carry a piece of copper pipe with me when I go into any forests that feel.... off. I also always carry iron on me, so carrot or stick, I have it ready. It happens that I have never felt the need to bribe anything unseen yet. Iron has come out a few times though, mostly for ghosts.

[@deanaloulos6060]

I just discovered your channel last night and am enjoying it very much. I had my first experience about 6 yrs ago. And now I know that Fairy's are Real and so are Earth Elementals that resemble Gnomes. I live in a little house surrounded by woods and very much a Nature girl. But it's not something I can talk about to my friends or family. They know I believe in the paranormal, my family rolls their eyes lol and some friends believe like I do. But if I told them I see Fairy's and little Earth Gnomes they would think I've lost it. It just isn't something that is talked about around here. And before my experiences I didn't even know what Elementals were. I had been seeing the Fairy's and their lights for a few months but didn't know what they were and hadn't talked about them. Then this women in a paranormal group I was in sent me a private message and asked me if I knew I had Elementals around me, and that the Earth Elementals were particularly interested in me. So it's been an interesting few years to say the least. So finding your channel and hearing these encounters from other people is such a great feeling! The man that cut the tree that was actually a little man was very intriguing. If I had a suggestion for stories it would be these little men. I think I'm going to send you my story of my encounter with them maybe it will help someone like these stories are helping me. Thank you for telling them. You have really helped me. ❤

[@ElveeKaye]

These fairy stories remind me of the Missing: 411 books by David Paulides. I don't know if you've read them, but they are mainly about people who go missing in our national parks, forests, and wilderness areas. They seem to literally disappear into thin air, leaving no clues as to where they went. In the few cases where they are found, they are usually dead, and are either many miles from where they were last seen, in a location they couldn't have got to on their own; or they are found in a place that had been searched several times. All kinds of ideas have been proposed for these strange disappearances, including UFOs and Bigfoot. I wonder if people are being lured away by fairies.

[@Talis1717]

2:46 never take food offerings from fae folk, never take faery food 👀💀

[@guarddog318]

Concerning the first story, you cannot have "wiccan ancestors", since wicca is a young religion created in the 1950s by Gerald Gardner. You may have ancestors who were druids, or witches, or any number of things, but wicca plays no part in any of that.

[@JohnSmith-zk8xp]

if they had the same beliefs it counts. you dont' "invent" beliefs, only words that associate when a great enough people are associated with something

[@guarddog318]

@@JohnSmith-zk8xp - How would you know if they have the same beliefs or not? The history of Wicca is very well-known, as are the claims made by many of its practitioners. And neither of those line up with what little is known of the actual practices of any ancient people... or even can be known, since most of the real knowledge was lost, having been destroyed by the leaders of the Christian church, early in its existence. And yes, many people these days invent or create "beliefs" that they claim were originally held by someone earlier, even though they have no evidence of it. By the way, "witchcraft" is much, much older than the 14th century, which is the time-period Mr. Gardener claimed the part of Wicca he wrote about came from. ( Many others have both changed and added to that, since then.) One way or the other, most of what the "new age" people and other wanna-bes espouse is nothing more than things they fabricate and pass off on the gullible and unsuspecting, in an effort to either make money, or to inflate their own image. I have seen enough of those in the past 44 years to recognise them when I encounter them. And yes, that's how long I've been studying religion, the history of religion... and witchcraft. * tips hat * ᛒᛖᚹᚨᚱᛖ᛬᛫ᛃᛟᚢ᛫ᛏᚱᛁᚠᛚᛖ᛫ᚹᛁᚦ᛫ᚦᚨᛏ᛫ᚹᚺᛁᚷ᛫ᛃᛟᚢ᛫ᛞᛟ᛫ᚾᛟᛏ᛫ᚢᚾᛞᛖᚱᛋᛏᚨᚾᛞ᛬

[@merriame9487]

I got the notification last night and now I'm about to watch the video 🤩 I'm so excited! This channel makes me really happy and I am grateful 🥰🥰🥰

[@rickster6330]

Oh my gawd, yessss! Hi SFG 🧚‍♀️ I’ve been checking for your fairytales everyday! Hope you’re doing well!

[@katieomnom]

These were absolutely wonderful! Ah, nothing gets the imagination going quite like good and eerie fairy stories! Thanks so much for this lovely video, SFG! You're the best!

[@KitCabaret]

Another fantastic collection as always... I need to read more of the fairy census myself if it has hidden gems like this. As far as themes go, have you come across any stories on shape-shifting fae (for example, fairies who appear innocent at first, but take on more sinister forms when their intentions are revealed), or perhaps fairies of the water such as kelpies or merrow? I feel like those would be interesting topics to look into. But I'll be looking forward to whatever you decide to do next! ❤️

[@nikkinicole5588]

The first story sounds like Brick from the show The Middle. I too am an Irish descendant. I'm named after a river called Shannon. I'm red headed female with blue eyes. I also have Rhneg blood. My mother was Wiccan. Same world huh.

[@oliviarose6590]

Exquisit as always ❤️ my favorite story I think was the last one. the creatures described are so unusual. I also think the grandmother must know more than she’s saying. All the stories were fantastic and entertaining and gave me chills!

[@opaluni]

For a theme what about those w/ faery familiars or lovers. Or those that visit or keep contact within dreams. They can intertact w/ us in non-physical settings.

[@lori2339]

Yay!!! A new. Video it always makes my day ❤💙💜 Love your stories I can listen to you all day !!! Thank You 😊

[@danhemsworth9288]

I was so excited to see this recommended today! I love your channel!

[@jeremyadams2469]

I like the Louisiana story. Because I'm from Louisiana.

[@frawgsie]

i’d love for you to do something romance related- maybe another gancanagh video?

[@krisydoman8492]

Wonderful as always. Say, did you say you are working on a book? If so, how is that going? I hope to buy it one day. XXOO

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Thanks! Yes, I am working on a novel. I have three chapters left to write and then I start editing, so it will still be some time yet. But I'll keep you guys updated, for sure! :)

[@amznmmdprncss]

Hey, creepy evil cabin--let's go inside! Hey, creepy singing downstairs--let me go investigate alone! You want to get kidnapped?! This is how ya'll get kidnapped!

[@rowan2241]

Very true

[@zellieg2411]

I love this Channel! I play this while i try sleeping or playing a game.

[@ssage7808]

Fairies abroad would be cool, I'm pretty sure the census has stories from other parts of the world and it's interesting to see similarities and differences between cultures. Stories about non traditional fey would be good aswell as they can stretch the viewers interpretation to include beings that they would have never considered fey. After all, pixies, glowing orbs, elves and gnomes get really boring after a while imo Since the summer holidays are starting soon maybe you could bring back the bestiary but themed around holiday and tourist destinations to encourage people to explore which could potentially lead to more stories for you! Maybe even a darker video every so often about missing reports + stories possibly involving fey?

[@lelalelui5683]

Yeah!

[@emmaross3925]

First story is like me. I’m Irish, Scottish and Cree. But instead of calling them fairies we call them little people. I’ve heard similar stories from my Cree grandmother of them trying to lure people with the sound of drums instead of food.

[@willowfairyhaven3712]

Great story as always. I could never get enough your so good at this story telling can't wait to hear more from you 😍🤗

[@jellyfish6794]

Ahh I love your channel! How about fairy encounters at the ocean?

[@brandic89]

Well well well! Little miss too-good-to-camp (totally missed the point of healthy family bonding) is not bored now, hahaaa!

[@dianatroelljordan3086]

Wonderful stories as usual. I would love some water fae or mermaid stories. I've only come across a few on Reddit. I need to send them to you.

[@ginasteighner6524]

Yes!! Been looking forward to hear from you My Scary fairy godmother!

[@larainethorpe2847]

I would like to see changeling themed stories

[@lelalelui5683]

Me too! But no the usual ones. I mean those with changelings who do creepy stuff or have inhuman tendencies

[@lelalelui5683]

Godmother, please!

[@stevecoggs5256]

It's been a long month's while - welcome again to our Story Time hour

[@TheMysteryman19]

Amazing as always each upload scary fairy godmother :) love ur videos and content

[@teresabrewer4052]

I would love the pretty fairy encounters ..could be evil or not

[@isobelduncan]

The Fair Folk aren't necessarily good, but they're really evil either. Just amoral. They don't think and act the same way we do.

[@angelerossi5641]

Ever notice how a mystery cabin appears right after a disrespectful attitude towards the fairys?

[@hannah1948]

such a great video, its always worth the wait.

[@christinedaae7323]

“Child of The Wilderness; Born into Emptiness; learn to be lonely. lean to find your way in Darkness. Who will be there For you? Comfort and care for you? Learn to be lonely; Learn to be your one Companion. Never dreamed out in the Word, there are arms to hold you. You’ve always known, your heart was on it’s own. So laugh in your loneliness, Child of The Wilderness. Learn to be lonely. Learn how to live Life alone. Lean to be lonely, Live can be lived, Life can be loved alone” -“Learn to be Lonely”, sung by Minnie Driver (La Carlotta) during The Credits of The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

[@pola8687]

I'll pray for the first girl

[@pentegarn1]

"The Lady of the Ashes" sounds like Gwevaragh from the book "The Green Stone" and "The Eye of Fire" by Graham Phillips. She's usually only seen in the UK though? But this story doesn't say where this forest was.

[@horror_queen9185]

I really want to see a real fairy ✨✨✨

[@RoyCyberPunk]

All I can say is be very careful about what you wish for.

[@rowan2241]

@@RoyCyberPunk yup, it's not always fun

[@camille41]

maybe specify that the fairy you encounter is of the light/has good intentions :)

[@jonrosell6971]

I love being in nature. But your stories make me scared of the forest. Even provoked an experience last summer. I'll write someday. But i don't go in the forest without my dog anymore.

[@paradoxfossils]

There are many kinds of fae folk. Many of us are from their realms

[@sophiasdreamquinnblue8977]

Really? How?

[@alextremodelnorte1905]

This is completely unexpected, but I enjoyed listening from beginning to end......

[@teresabrewer4052]

Yay!! Your stories are my favorite!!

[@gwendolynmares9072]

faeries in the family!! please!!

[@amandabourke796]

I am a lifelong fairy lover and totally get the desire to feel as though I am part of the magic, but just a note for the first author..Wiccan is a spiritual path, like Christianity. You may have someone who practiced Wicca in your mom's past, but it's not genetic, like being part Irish. But the cool thing about that, is that you can choose to practice Wicca as well, if it calls to you!

[@dragonearth9643]

Trapped on earth after they die once they taste the fairy food. Only a warrior with fairy connections will help them escape the fairy grip. And, yes I'm rewatching your videos .

[@cheryllynnfreeman1252]

Ty it was fun

[@margaretblessednfavoredmcg4727]

I love ❤️ your videos luv.

[@margaretblessednfavoredmcg4727]

Yay 👏 another amazing video's

[@user-co4gs3hm8p]

NEVER dance in a Fae circle!😮

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

@ScaryFairyGodmother >>> Regarding #6, _"LADY OF THE ASHES,"_ which is census case 416: Do you know _where_ that story took place? As in what state? I have the PDF download of the census, and as far as I can make out it only identifies the encounter as being in the US. Granted it probably was not in my part of the USA, but the _"Great Dismal Swamp,"_ located in N.E. North Carolina {not too far from where I live} and S.E. Virginia has forest fires from time to time. AFAIK the last was in 2011. According to the census that 'encounter' occurred in 2010.

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Probably the person who submitted the story did not specify where they were from because usually in the census there is an indication. Try emailing the fairy investigation society and they might know more.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

​​​@@ScaryFairyGodmother>>> (1) Okay, Thank You...👍 (2) FYI: I did not see a notification on my smartphone app for your response to my query until I found it a few minutes ago. {I 're-listened' to this video earlier today and recalled posting at least one question in the comments, so I checked for a reply.} Now I might have just _missed_ a notification, but I also suspect *_The Tube of You's_* for whatever reason DOES NOT always inform users about such things. I think I have noticed this in the past on other YT channels, and you yourself have commented in at least one video of folks not receiving notifications of your new videos. And I have the _bell icon_ for your channel set to *_"All "_*

[@shadowwoman3683]

Why are Fairy stories always scary? Seems like there's a conspiracy against them, to me.

[@johnstag2030]

Good stories indeed, but I suspect most of them are creepypasta, and not true events. Only the story of the woodcutter struck me as likely true. The final story, of Mia and the cabin, has me intrigued, but I am undecided. The rest seem... concocted, by people that have read up on fairy lore. It is almost more convincing when the supposed experiencer knows little of fairy lore, and yet still encounters it. It lends a purity and veracity to the story. Just my two cents.

[@renpenner8678]

How did they spell the word from the forest children story that meant 'of irish descent'?

[@imeldaxoxo1384]

Lauren Penner descent

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

The person who submitted the story spelled it like this: Éire shliocht

[@andaimhineach4131]

The Fairy folk in the first story have a poor command of Irish Grammar. Slíocht na h-Éireann would never be said "Éire slíocht."

[@rowan2241]

Tá. An deas

[@jszar09]

omg yes! i love you!

[@moonchildsfaeryrealm.3971]

Yaaasss

[@MaggieTyree]

❤🧚‍♂️🧚‍♀️

[@lunamoonvirgo1033]

I sent you a Facebook message on your page

[@mightydoe2944]

☆☆☆☆☆

[@madreverbowski6104]

👍👍👍💗

[@fishingpro64]

It sounds as though you are very close to your mic

[@maryjsmith2474]

😀

[@spaceghost9969]

Hold on am I nuts here? I noticed right away the background noise is from Steamworld Dig 2, is that on purpose?

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

The music credits are in the description. It's not from Steamworld Dig 2 unless they used the same free music as I used.

[@spaceghost9969]

@@ScaryFairyGodmother well it seems like one of those indie games, they make Black Sabbath jokes so they must have indeed used the same free sample! I’ve been watching your channel since yesterday and it’s a step up from the usual stories I check out because you know what it is instead of just never looking into it, I’ve listened to two separate deep wood scary videos that both happened to have people getting messed with and scared off by three weird supernatural women, also have you heard the encounter with one of these beings that kickstarted the career of Black Sabbath, gifting Ozzy a book a runes, Geezer took it and then it got taken back by a sleep paralysis shadow person with red glowing eyes, next morning book was gone.

[@izzyb7139]

trouble hearing this

[@petervasz3739]

12:33 😂ight im out

[@saltranger]

Voicevis usually too low.

[@TheMysteryman19]

:)

[@Victoria-mb1pr]

U should never eat food given to U by a stranger in the forest. If U eat it U will be trapped in there realm forever. Faires often appear as children.

[@kathleensmith644]

Why has the Irish child got an American accent? Hmm sounds just a made up story to me.

[@plsrember]

Hahahhahahahahahahahhahahahhahaahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaahhahahaha ;) sorry..

[@zuko2.051]

why....??

[@crystalpowell3709]

What's so ha ha ha ha funny

[@Victoria-mb1pr]

Why do U have a picture of the mocking of the all seeing eye at the start of this? Especially a child doing it. Smh

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

@ScaryFairyGodmother >>> Great video...👍