Fairy Romancers - Five Enticing Encounters with Fairies

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

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[@RoyCyberPunk]

The cone of silence where everything goes quiet before any type of paranormal encounter is very common even with Bigfoot sightings.

[@rachelnorvell868]

I read this as cone of shame and it was a weird couple of seconds for me.

[@RoyCyberPunk]

@@rachelnorvell868 Wait what?😕😐😕

[@Passions5555]

That happens in the the natural world in the forest, when their is a predator around, like a bear or a wolf.

[@rachelnorvell868]

@@RoyCyberPunk I started to read your comment and my brain read "The cone of shame" instead of "The cone of silence", and it made the rest of the sentence weird for a couple of seconds until my brain corrected itself.

[@karisovery572]

@Rachel Blair I’m a Vet Tech and totally know what you mean! LOL!

[@stevendunkley8890]

I have had many encounters with faeries and the fae over the years. Some more pleasant than others, and others that were downright terrifying. I will share one of my more unsettling ones now. In the late 90's I was part of a pagan collective that would walk from Brighton to Stonehenge for the summer solstice festivities, camping out along the way under the stars. One year (1998 I think it was) we spent the night at a neolithic Hill fort called Saint Catherine's hill on the outskirts of Wiltshire. This is a sacred space that has a large Hecate style Wiccan maze at the front of it which you have to cross to enter. It was a nice enough area but had a strange atmosphere to it, especially as the sun went down and we all had the feeling we were being watched by things we could not see. We were sat around drinking and playing music on guitars and drums and our small group of about 8 people were joined throughout the night by other people we did not recognise and who would appear and disappear seemingly at random. At one point our numbers seemed to increase from 8 to about 30. It was most strange. At around midnight I remember being approached by a tall blonde woman in white robes with piercing blue eyes who resembled the Arthurian queen Guinivere as portrayed in pre-Raphaelite paintings who told us that whilst they had enjoyed our company it was time for us to go before we outstayed our welcome. I told her that we would leave first thing in the morning as it was too late now which displeased her. and the mood and atmosphere quickly soured. I have never been able to explain what happened next as it was all a bit hazy, but our group suddenly snapped out of what seemed to be a collective trance state to discover all our food, bedding, tents, clothing and supplies piled up on the brazier we were using for cooking and tea making blazing away and much of it was unretrievable. Before we had chance to react to any of this we were alerted by blood curdling screams and rushed over to find their source only to find my then girlfriend Jasmine in a catatonic state complaining about being menaced by little people who 'danced horribly' (she was unable to articulate any further than that). She suffered a full blown nervous breakdown as a result and had to be sectioned and placed under heavy sedation for about 6 months. Her parents held me personally accountable and presumed that I must have done something unspeakable to her as they couldn't believe her story and we split up shortly after that. I have no idea what happened to her as we lost contact but I hope she has recovered and was able to heal from the ordeal. I have heard of similar accounts and they rarely end well, but I hope and pray this was an exception. I have other stories to tall and may share them at a later date. Loving your channel by the way. You have some great content! keep up the good work. Can't wait to hear what comes next!

[@earlcarlisle4690]

Have you seen , " the lady ", again?

[@ShantiIly]

I want more of thease stories

[@TheJennaMay]

Wow….start a channel…a blog….something!! I need MORE MORE MORE MORE!

[@red0421]

Confused on how to act around fae? Just remember these rules (also applicable at clubs and parties!) : Don't give your name, best response is "I can't give you my name, please call me (insert fake name here)" Don't invite them, you won't be rid of them easily, if you can be rid of them at all. Don't take/consume any food, drink or gift they give you, it always comes with strings, deny politely "I'm grateful for your kindness, but I do not feel I can accept it". Always be polite, but NEVER say thank you for anything, or anything that could imply you owe them a favour in ANY way. Fae are master manipulators, this will be like giving them your real name: it gives them power over you. Don't go anywhere with them, or follow them anywhere - you might not return. Rowan, horseshoes, 4 leaf clovers and iron are charms of protection from the fae: if you can, carry at least one of these in places you feel are "different". Never step into a faerie ring, they're like bear traps, almost impossible to get out of, and can be seen as an invitation. The difference between Seelie and Unseelie is the difference between kitsune and nogitsune: one may be explicitly malicious but that does not make the other entirely benign. They are both tricksters, and tricksters are known to have tempers as well as an eye for any opening you may give them to make you their new plaything, trust neither. Probably more, but that's all I can really think of at the top of my head.

[@jemajoy8839]

👍

[@authorjenn]

lol

[@janeodee1677]

Me: can't sleep so listinging to SFG " The more I looked, the less like my husband he looked... he was beautiful" pause my husband: " hey, what kinda stuff are you listening to?" me : 👁👄👁

[@Nyxie1989]

Lmao 😂😅

[@sinredsnuggs5565]

the doe story caught my attention cause I only herd Native stories from my parents about white tail deer turning into women to lure men away to have kids with them, they usually aren't friendly toward people tho the men go missing after.

[@S5S5066]

My tribe also has the elk woman some say she was horrible hurry during the trail of tears by men others say she came before and she lured men away at powwows and stuff so men always check for hooves lol

[@amysomberstone2996]

He is FAE like a light elf they have super bright blue eyes and are beautiful. I can definitely understand your attraction to him.

[@justinenolan127]

I think we might of had a deer woman live with us for a while. I grew up in an abusive home so all the kids would be out in the woods a lot, one day my oldest brother found a deer with a hurt leg. He had a thread in his pocket he put it around her neck and led her to our house. She stayed inside with us and never made a mess, my baby brother would crawl over to her and she would lie down on her side an let him lay on her side and "ride" on her breaths up and down, He never fell off. One day after she healed she disappeared. Everyone blamed my sister but i saw her disappear, one second she was there and it was noisy like usual the next it was so quiet, that is what caught my attention, i looked at her. She seemed to smile then was gone. It was noisy again. The next year we got put in foster care with really a nice family for three years and where adopted as teenagers. I have had a pretty good life since then, i still deal with depression and trauma but i and my family are blessed.

[@mikeglide1292]

Loved this episode. I've had the blessing of walking along the river, through the marsh and forest and watch the deer. Some do cast a different light and look at you through different eyes. An entire episode based on Deer People would be grand, if it isn't too much trouble.

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

I met a lady in the meads, Full beautiful, a faery’s child; Her hair was long, her foot was light, And her eyes were wild. I set her on my pacing steed, And nothing else saw all day long, For sideways would she lean, and sing A faery’s song. - John Keats, La Belle Dame sans Merci

[@ryanchase7208]

Thought you got abducted by fairies like dang girl have not heard from you in forever glad your back tho 🤣😃😃

[@sokudo7974]

I really wish I could have a fairy girlfriend

[@DesGeretGetNet]

@@sokudo7974 Sure? I have a fairy muse since 1997 and it does not work the way humans think it does. There are drawbacks. It's either her or mortal women, but never both. (I am not making this up, be careful before you scream your wishes to the wind like I did.)

[@FiresCollide]

Love a good John Keats reference.

[@rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291]

LoL it looks like husband but beautiful.

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

I know. I laughed when I read that, too. :)

[@beregarcia8655]

lol that made me laugh

[@rosiecheeks.k]

🤣 those are defo divorce words lol

[@applelime7693]

😂😂

[@sokudo7974]

I wish I could have a romantic relationship girlfriend fairy

[@brookejustice3455]

This came at the perfect time! I can't sleep so I'll go on an adventure instead 🍃 Thank you *SFG*

[@lauraellison4559]

Yeah Yeauh Baybee!! I Totally Agree!

[@funniebunnie4u]

Same, same!

[@indumatipngtuber2790]

This reminds me of when Yeats was going on about having a Leanan Sidhe as a muse.

[@marissabohk7929]

does anyone else find that she posts EXACTLY at times in ur life where ur already very presently aware of the fae,.. it's almost like they are reminding us, don't forget, stick the path, this is who u r, u cannot escape us lolol. dont get me wrong id choose this life of fae experiences over any other any day

[@cahtshiri]

In our culture the black-tailed deer is sacred and should never be harmed, as they can turn into a beautiful man or woman. Never heard of them having blue eyes, though. They bless the water where they drink. If someone trries to hurt or kill them, they can throw medicine - and have, at that person in self-defense. That happened to a relative of mine long ago who tried to shoot one and he became very ill afterwards and had to be doctored up. Otherwise they are benevolent creatures.

[@katieomnom]

Ohohoho, you can't seem to get away from Gancanagh stories, can you~? Haha! I do love that one of the most consistent things I've heard in encounters with him are (well, besides the drop-dead gorgeous looks) his black hair and blue eyes... The fact that I've heard that description in several stories now just really fascinates me! Eeeerieeeee! Anyways, I was caught off guard with this video, it was the most delightful of surprises tonight! (I'm usually with friends on Tuesday nights, just talking on the phone and voice chatting, but they had plans tonight, so I was sad and lonely~) Then this popped up and made me SQUEE! Haha! Thanks for being my companion on this Tuesday with the best gift I could ask for!

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

I have noticed the same thing about the Gancanagh. Consistent descriptions of black hair and blue eyes. Hmmm. ;)

[@katieomnom]

@@ScaryFairyGodmother It definitely makes one stop and think...

[@PandoraSaysSo]

I like these! Very creepy, indeed. I think the dream visitor and maybe the tan man could have been goncannah (sp) but the deer lady more closely resembles the fairy stories about fae that lure children or lonely people in and then make them servants or prisoners, or replace them with changelings. The man across the gorge and the boy in the house seem like something more sinister, though.

[@helenmadamrose306]

Servants or prisioners?

[@PandoraSaysSo]

@@helenmadamrose306 yes - old stories tell of fae folk luring vulnerable humans to come live with them, often taking them to fantastic parties with delicious foods and glittering, beautiful fairy people lavishing the human with attention and compliments. Once the victim accepts the invite to stay, they find themselves trapped, hungry and abused by their captors in an inescapable forced servitude, or enraptured by them so much they lose their former lives.

[@helenmadamrose306]

@@PandoraSaysSo I didn't know that side....

[@PandoraSaysSo]

@@helenmadamrose306 i am a need, and love reading the old Fairytale and fables. None of the original stories are like the Disney-fied versions we know today

[@helenmadamrose306]

@@PandoraSaysSo Cool. May I ask which fairytales were they?

[@bekpalm]

When you like the video before you've even watched it 💚

[@paulaf8999]

Me too!

[@dakotadedreu1451]

. Because you know how good it's gonna be...😏😝

[@MoonStoneChannel]

😍 IAlways like and then watch because I know it will be goooooood 👍👍👍💕💕💕

[@Lizzard320]

The 4th story: it can be a number of things as the other folk can take many different forms. All you need is to know key things how to behave around them, when u meet them. (I also just recently read about a Fae that takes the form of deer, but the name has gotten away from me). Anyway.. it's normally not a good idea to go with them and whatever you do, don't give them your name. Know that they can't lie, but they are very good at avoiding the truth and when talking to them, then be aware how you word things as you can get into trouble otherwise. They are not evil, but mischievous, and their morals are not like ours. So they might come across as malevolent, but that's simply cus we don't know their customs. Their brain is wired in a completely different way than ours. And you can carry with you something made of pure iron (although I'm sceptical if it actually works or if this myth is there due to Christianity) or hazel or Rowan stick as they have strong protective qualities. Also I forgot to add: if u find a four leaf clover, carry it as it protects you from Fae. There's many things action....but these are just a few.

[@aubreyackermann8432]

Also carrying something to give them can be helpful. They generally like copper, bells, etc

[@TheHoodBotanist13]

I've heard that they actually can lie and it's a common misconception that they can't.

[@amydonaghy7001]

You seem to have a gift. To know when people actually need these videos 😊

[@Lizzard320]

Of course u can meet the other folk in dreams... In fact.. u more likely to meet them in a deep trance or sleep...

[@davidramsay1884]

I am not one who has really been a believer over the years, i have seen Ghosts, Angels and had conversations with Ghosts as well, but never Ferries. or any of the kind, over the years i have enjoyed the great outdoors, one place is in the mountains out back of where i live, the back country cabin is called Sentry Box Hut, in the past year i have re visited there after 20 years, i am 63 yrs now, when i go there i always get the feeling i am being watched and followed, i was there for an overnight camp just this weekend, this morning i was having a cup of tea before hitting the trail to go back to my vehicle, i spoke out, I KNOW YOU ARE THERE, I AM NOT AFRAID OF YOU, YOU NEED NOT FEAR ME, ARE YOU THE WOODLAND FERRY PEOPLE?, i reached back down to pick up my cup and suddenly it was like a flash of light hit my eyes, like something flew very close to my face and startled me then it went at very fast speed and vanished into the trees, then suddenly i herd my back pack fall on the floor, it was securely placed on the table as i had just finished strapping my bow saw to it, the reason i called out was because sometimes i could hear whispers when i had the feeling of being watched, they were female.

[@dianatroelljordan3086]

I do have information on Deer Woman from our little folklore group on FB... Deer Woman is a deer associated with fertility and love. Like many Native American animal spirits, Deer Woman is sometimes depicted in animal form, other times in human form, and sometimes as a mixture between the two. Although Deer Woman was usually considered a benign spirit who might help women conceive children, some stories portray her as a more dangerous being who might seduce men, especially adulterous or promiscuous men, and either lead them to their deaths or leave them to pine away from lovesickness. Among contemporary Native American people, Deer Woman often plays a "bogeyman" sort of role, said to trample incautious people to death, especially girl-crazy young men or disobedient children. Some people say that this more violent version of Deer Woman is actually a human woman who either transformed into a deer after being raped, or was brought back to life by the original Deer Woman spirit after being murdered. Others say she is the same old Deer Woman, and just has a few good reasons to be in a worse mood these days! Other versions say Deer Woman is a shape-shifting spirit who often takes the form of a young woman except that her feet are hooved like those of a deer and her brown deer eyes. Sometimes, Deer Woman is described as having the upper half of a human women and the lower half of a deer. As a shape-shifter, Deer Woman can also appear as an old woman or a deer. In the legends surrounding Deer Woman, she is often just off the trail or behind a bush, calling men over to her, particularly unfaithful or promiscuous men. It is frequently too late, when men are enchanted and drawn to her, that they notice she isn’t all she seems and find themselves trampled to death beneath her hooves. A more “luckier” man might find himself pining away, longing for a “lost love.” In the more malign interpretations of Deer Woman, she is often presented as a bogeyman, seducing men before she kills them. More violent versions of Deer Woman’s story say she was a human woman transformed into a deer after being raped or she was brought back to life by the original Deer Woman spirit after being murdered. Further stories say it is the still the original Deer Woman, she has just changed her cause and is even more vengeful. She is sometimes seen as a form of succubus or vampire, draining her victims of their life force. The Deer Woman legends certainly do seem to hold a certain familiarity to the Irish stories of the Fae, who have sex with a mortal man and who is then never satisfied with a human lover. In the Lakota versions of Deer Woman, she doesn’t kill men, instead she takes their soul so that he will be lost for the rest of his life. As to the women, Deer Woman spirits them away so that they are never seen again. In these, stories, Deer Woman is described as a black-tailed deer. Other stories surrounding Deer Woman, describe seeing her as sign of warning or a time of personal transformation. She is very fond of dancing and has been known to join in on communal dances; leaving when the drumming stops. More benign interpretations of Deer Woman’s myth connect her to fertility and love who help women during childbirth. Banishing Deer Woman: According to Ojibwe traditions, Deer Woman can be banished by the use of tobacco smoke, prayers and chanting. Deer Woman’s spell or enchantment can also be broken by looking at her feet. Once Deer Woman realizes she has been found out, she runs away.

[@dragonearth9643]

Lovely video the first one sounded like she was sprit away to another word for a second. Hearing the animals go still or silent is the first sign. And, yes to the second one many fairy encounters happen in dreams.

[@beregarcia8655]

thats supper scary because you cant really control dreams

[@dragonearth9643]

@@beregarcia8655 sometimes people are lucky though and escape. If they do bleed through waking life there is an up side you would know the signs.

[@theveronicas6478]

Romantic encounters are my favorite 😍 can’t get enough of ur videos I split the video in two parts so I can watch them in 2 different days so they can last longer. Greetings from Greece .

[@zeearts9484]

Didn't expect to find another greek person/someone who lives in Greece here, hello :0!

[@theveronicas6478]

@@zeearts9484 👋🏼 hey

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

I'm glad to find you posting stories again.

[@june8011]

Deers are heavy associated with the fae. Als there are a lot of stories of children who stand randomly in the woods! Its GOOD that this person refused to come woth her no matter how lind and pretty this girls seemed ! Also i heared a few stories about the "no deer" the person should look this up!!

[@roku3216]

The Doe: I can't classify this being for you, but some beings are merely unique, and the spirits of the wild places have many names.

[@penguinfox838]

I love listening to these romantic stories. It reminds me of dreams I had for a while back in the day. I know I'm not alone. Wondering where that guy went... One of my dreams he told me to get a specific tattoo and he will know I'm ready. I'm tempted to get it, but I'm also worried if it would just be me marking myself for someone who will not come. Or being his "property"...

[@lorenheard2561]

I would make sure of what the tattoo represents.What it means in different cultures,or what it may have or still means today-before you tattoo it!

[@penguinfox838]

@@lorenheard2561 oh it wasn't any symbols it was just a certain color of Fairy along with what its doing. In my first dream he told me I'm part fairy and he would teach me how to fly. In multiple other dreams he did n through each dream I felt a love for him. In the last dream he told me to get a tattoo and he will come find me. I'm like uhh ok. Sure. I know things are dreams in my dreams. But I didnt want to piss him off. Now I dont have those dreams at all anymore

[@s_rosexoxo3347]

@@penguinfox838 Did you get it yet?

[@penguinfox838]

@@s_rosexoxo3347 no havent had the money for it but I sure do paint a lot of fairy stuff now and I have a fairy corner in my bedroom

[@mugwugthemagnificful]

Glamour in the literal sense.

[@mim7287]

The second story of giving your name is nope, but I have, and I’m not joking, 15 nicknames the fae can have their pick. Great stories

[@Marijane619]

I love listening to your videos!!! My life has revolved around the fae since I came across your page when the pandemic first happened, a whole year since I’ve been listening and forever will.

[@Lizzard570]

The doe story kind of reminds me of those stories of Native American Skin Walkers. Although it doesn't fit perfectly, I think it is worth exploring.

[@sirmatatyahu1261]

Illinois?! Whoa. That place is crazy, so many tales from that state.

[@leomama2674]

im from there! ive heard many ghost stories but this was the first fae story ive heard! i need to look for more lol

[@Bergamabacht]

To the woman with the dog who asked if anybody had any answers to her questions about her experience. You already know, just accept it and let it in.

[@shellsea7951]

I would love to see the fairy experience page on the website and I would be active on it ☺️

[@rebeccaaugustine8628]

Regarding the tale of "The Doe," evidently the young man involved did not make the same mistake that Actaeon made with Artemis (Diana to the Romans). He showed her the proper respect and, therefore, did not devolve into a literal beast himself because he was not one to begin with on the inside!

[@konscienciadivinus661]

The two stories I Loved the most, were The Doe, and Billy. Those stories really fascinated me. Wonderful work you are doing!

[@jellyfish6794]

A forum on the website is a great idea! Also, I love these spooky stories that have a romantic undertone...

[@Latte_Nights22]

(Story title of 1st story comes up) Aw, crap. It’s Coraline all over again for me

[@Sara-on7uu]

I had to stop what I was doing to watch this. This made my night! Thank you!

[@KateNotKatiefoo]

Ooh these stories are absolutely delicious! Exactly what I needed for a cozy evening to myself. Thank you!!

[@susanstepaniak9750]

Lovely as always, and as said previously-right on time🙂

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Thank you! 😊

[@lissettep1219]

I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE all your videos. Your voice is so soothing and it goes so well with these stories🧚🏼‍♀️❣️

[@DK-td1lc]

I come here for the videos and always stay for the comments

[@sheridansasmor3973]

What's strange is I'm coming back to this video two years after first encountering it. It hasn't left my mind since then, and my recent recurrent dreams have been so similar to the gancanagh story that I suspect something otherworldly might be reaching out.

[@bunnysuitgaming]

“Vague unsettling energy” ummm maybe because some guy who is practically naked asked to camp with you guys?

[@avachristiansen7703]

you always know when to come, I was just thinking about you SFG! Hope you have a magical day and I can't wait to listen to this later tonight while having a nice cup of tea

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

I hope you have a magical day, too!

[@beckywhite109]

So glad your back, Scary Fairy Godmother. We missed you!!

[@richt63]

Fantastic. deer and woman is actually the deer woman in native American myth. About encountering faerie folk or fae folk. Well I follow Wicca, Shinto and Zen Buddhism. I believe in them. And my experiences with them happen now and then from small points of light dancing in the dark. To apparitions.

[@jamestepesh355]

Another great set of stories allways love listening to them

[@TheJennaMay]

I’m from Illinois and I’m dying to know where in Illinois the first story is?!? I wonder if it’s the infamous starved rock state park? Anyone know?

[@fredrikkarlsson2010]

This was the absolute best birthday gift ever! 💖😊 thank you so much 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️💖

[@lorenheard2561]

The first story was quite good and creepy in a cool way! All of them are fascinating as well,but there is always something real strange when you find yourself being watched by someone you don't know with what too much intensity!

[@hannah1948]

just what i needed today!!! thank you!!

[@selinak6684]

Omg I missed you! I was just thinking about how I’ve watched all your videos and I need more and you uploaded two today I’m so excited!

[@PandoraSaysSo]

Ah what a delightful surprise! Lovely to see you, dear - made my night 🌙

[@louisvonbeethoven]

You're back! Excellent.

[@jlynnt1987]

I was so happy to see this video posted! Been fighting illness this week so this was a highlight. Loved all the stories. 😍

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Thanks! I hope you feel better soon.

[@wagonsworld9592]

Just wondered as I have just come accross this channel is you have seen Edwin Saunders channel its utterly enchanting, although he has not uploaded in a while.

[@bellarosegreenfaewitch7853]

I always squeal with excitement everytime I get a notification with your uploads. Love you SFG ❤️✨💜🌸🧚‍♀️ love this one ☝️

[@alexrochac5741]

I’ve never clicked out of any ty so fast

[@alexrochac5741]

@Tayler Muilenburg haha thank you. Yes that’s me. Only my hair is different now. 😊 but thank you 😊

[@merlinnitrous5134]

My very favorite time. Story time with our Scary Fairy Godmother. Thanks again for another wonderful entry.

[@jetbroadway8450]

I once read an amazing Fairy related book called An Enchantment Of Ravens! Highly recommend it! Has a great story line and really shows off their abilities!

[@trixie_pixie]

Thank you for the recommendation. I’ll read it! :)

[@jusluvelena1979]

I get so excited when I see Scary Fairy Godmothers notifications 😍

[@TanjainWonderland]

I had such a simulair experience with 2 doe's!! I whas with a friend and it whas such an enchanting but strange experience! I rarely see that friend anymore but when i do one of only has to mention the doe's and we know excectly what the other one means. It's an experience so incredibly sureel and real at the same time, we both will never forget it.

[@Mirna_5310]

I wish I could have an encounter with a fairy one day. I had many supernatural encounters but never with fairy.

[@mastersadvocate]

Wow, these stories were quite creepy! My favourite one is about the Doe. Thank you for sharing the stories! ~Janet in Canada

[@mariejames6522]

Yes yes a new Scary fairy godmother

[@PixiePrincess501]

Yay a new video! =^o^= And just in time for my birthday! ;3 Regarding that deer, I don't really know what it could have been, but I do think it was wise not to follow it...

[@lelalelui5683]

Enthrilling as always! Greetings from Argentina!!

[@willow_rosie]

and I'm from Russia! Hi to everyone

[@lelalelui5683]

@@willow_rosie Hahaja

[@vanesalodico7798]

I'm from Argentina too!!!!!

[@lelalelui5683]

@@vanesalodico7798 Great. We are part from a southamerican team, who loves fairies!!

[@12lricchiuto]

Great video, as always you have the best fairy stuff around! I'm already taking a look at the website and it looks like things are really coming together for you! Content creating is no easy feat and you're absolutely killing it!

[@smiles4nyles281]

Aaaaah an update fjdnkf but this happened while I'm in class, I'll have to watch once it's over but definitely expect an edited/actual comment after it finishes and I can watch!

[@nikkinicole5588]

If you tell your dream then you'll never have it again. So I don't tell of any dream I enjoy.

[@Awesome_Pichu]

Under glistening light and beyond the trees, A beautiful smile can bring anyone to the knee, Eyes are the windows to the soul, Skin so fair and hair black as coal, Whispers along the wind far and near, Beware poison whispers that takes you away from here, Beauty sways heart and mind, Those given in leave this world behind

[@lorenheard2561]

It is good that you enjoy poetry! Used to make time to write a little of it🕊☘💖Keep writing.It colours your world with possibilities of what could be if we look around us for the mystery in nature.

[@raeoffairies3869]

Have you thought about doing an Irish Fairy story set in Ireland for St.Patricks Day? I'm proud of Scot-Irish ancestral roots and would love to hear more stories from Celtic locations @scaryfairygodmother :) Listening to this video it has me considering doing a fairy inspired movie poster for a movie poster project recently assigned to me at university. I'm a Graphic Design major trying to receive a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Graphic Design. As a young kiddo up until now I've loved learning about my Celtic heritage and the magical world there. Really liked the illustrations of the Spiderwhick Chronicles books I'd check out from a school library as a young kid. By the way, I'm really excited about your new website! Especially the possible forum for sharing stories and artwork. May share my artwork if it's fairy related and any design ideas I think may work for future items you could possibly sell on your site. Really like the aesthetic of your website and overall general theme of your KZbin channel. I'm new at the world of graphic design, but would be more than happy to try helping with any creative design feedback you may need! Have a great day!

[@heatherannekoller1917]

As always love the stories. Thank you sharing these stories that have been shared with you. I wish you love and light.

[@jaynecooney9549]

Damn I was quick with that one

[@dakotadedreu1451]

I've anxiously awaited your next video Thanks!

[@frontallobe3937]

Sometimes good things do happen 😁☮i look forward to your posts they definitely make the day feel a little better

[@amethyst5538]

Saving for bedtime! Love your channel and love your voice. ❤

[@evaharvey840]

Loved THESE too! Awesome content! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ SFG, you're the best! I'll send in my stories sometime. I don't talk about em, but you ARE softening the stigma, so yeah. Not quite ready, YET. 👵

[@earlcarlisle4690]

You are not alone. So don't be bothered by people who don't know. Most fairy tales are about small sprites . Tell your stories, you may help someone

[@michellerutherford9551]

I recently started listening to your narrations. Loving it! Peace!

[@kathypinney3126]

Never tell the FAE your name

[@kiramajor8490]

Very fascinating. Thank you👍

[@kellykeilman6199]

I just found your channel, and I love it!!!

[@christarose5165]

So excited for this! Thank you!

[@Nachtfoxx]

i don’t comment on many videos but i feel like i need to let you know how much i love you’re channel, iv'e been subscribed for a while now, im an artist so i just play youre videos while i draw and it is seriously the best and also inspires me a great deal. keep it up cant wait for more videos :)

[@atcdebac]

Consistently great content and aesthetic! I enjoy it so much I became a supporter on Patreon-hopefully even get some good fae karma too ha

[@itsmilicaaaa]

Seen ghosts, talked to demons but I've never encountered the fae, though I wish for this to happen...

[@jemajoy8839]

I understand you. Good luck!

[@mugwugthemagnificful]

The Doe , laughter is a powerful defense in all encounters with all beings,

[@kristinebaker5477]

It’s great to listen to your videos. I hope you and your family are safe and healthy 🥰💙 The Merch, looks amazing too💙

[@DoloresJNurss]

Welcome Back!

[@MoonStoneChannel]

I knew you will be back before full moon! And here you are😊 Thank you for wonderful stories!!

[@lori2339]

Love listening to you I feel like it takes me to another world a magical and mysterious world its wonderful Thank You 💖💕💖💕💖

[@RoyCyberPunk]

Entities that seduce in the form of an animal is all over mythology like Freda and the swan for example.

[@marinakaiser7639]

Fairy Romancier how wonderful i wouldn't say no😁❤❤😘

[@PhoenixRMiller]

Curious to know what the fae world looks like Hello joined your channel, love your videos

[@catlillith]

Joined your mailing list!

[@Crazyloon31]

First one sounds like skinwalker experience

[@willowfairyhaven3712]

Love your stories there so good your the best part of my day when om stressed after a long day. I like to kick back an listen to you:)