Frank Goad
Well-Known Member
Do you think fairies are real? Yes or no?Or i am not sure?For me i am not sure.
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Do you think fairies are real?
- Thread starter Frank Goad
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PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
Doubt it.
Altfish
Veteran Member
There is no evidence for their existence. So I don't believe in them.
and?
Nope, I don’t believe in them
Nope.
But there are rumours
They are actually rugby players on a day out
But there are rumours
They are actually rugby players on a day out
Milton Platt
Well-Known Member
I generally wait for evidence to support the existence of something. So, no.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Yup. And they wear boots, ya gotta believe me.
It would help to know what you think faeries are...
Frank Goad
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Nimos
Well-Known Member
I would have said absolutely no!!, but can't deny the evidence, so fairy do exists!! :O Btw is that an Angel on his right?
That depends on your ontological philosophy. What do you choose to label "real" and why? Does your conception of fairies fit (or not) your limits of what you call real?
Probably about as real as faith healers.
Of course silly!!
Well, that covers enough variation to not be particularly helpful...
They certainly exist as a component of various cultures' world views, storytelling, and folklore/mythology.
I have some personal experiences--which I am not at all interested in discussing or defending or proving--with things that others would say are the fae.
So, I'll say yes, in at least two different ways.
No More Butterfly Wings!One thing about fairies I definitely believe is that we badly need to get away from the Disney image.
Can we please go back to portraying them like this:
Or this:
No more sparkly ballerinas please!