The joys of being interested in werewolves

Being interested in cryptozoology with your main focus on werewolves usually doesn’t lead to parades, canonization and general celebration. Luckily I’ve never been interested in parades, canonization and general celebration, but merely to understand the truth about the true nature of the universe. Werewolves are not my only interest, I read a lot about history, biology, botany, ethnology, linguistics, religion, mythology, geography, geology, psychology, philosophy, astronomy and many other things.
There are very few things that don’t interest me at all, but it’s only my interest in cryptozoology that makes people judge me and decide that I’m unintelligent, uninformed and bat-shit crazy.

Unfortunately you are often met with such incredible amounts of negativity if you so much as breathe a word about your interests. People must be carrying enormous amounts of hatred and anger they aren’t allowed to express normally, but to a cryptozoologically inclined person you can say anything. No rules, no ethics, just pour out all your stored up hatred and desire to repress.

Orbs and death to science

Orbs are, within the world of the paranormal, supposed spirits being caught on camera. They have absolutely nothing to do with dust, rain, bugs or anything like that. Orbs are spirits and they assume the shape of the orb because it’s a convenient way for a spirit to get around.
Apparently.
Sometimes faces can be seen in the orbs. Or a mandala. You know, those purdy psychedelic patterns that makes you think of India.

Thus, you can imagine my joy and surprise when I got a whole slew of orb pics the other day. And they were all taken outdoors. In the r̶a̶i̶n̶ gorgeous weather.
Orbs are spirits and the spirits were out in force that day!
I give you……… EXHIBIT A!