Got questions or stories you want to share?
Feel free to reach out! I’m open to inquiries, suggestions, collaborations, or even if you just want to share your experiences.
You can contact me through:
📱 Facebook Page:
https://web.facebook.com/unwritten.archives/
Why Reach Out?
You might have your own personal story, something that’s been haunting you, confusing you, or simply sitting with you for years with no one to talk to about it. Maybe you've seen a white lady in your old school or heard voices calling your name in an empty room. Maybe you want to share a bizarre encounter in the middle of the night that no one else seems to believe.
Or perhaps you’re a fellow researcher or storyteller who wants to collaborate, discuss folklore, or compare notes on spiritual phenomena across different regions. If so, I’d love to hear from you.
You don’t need to have all the answers. Here, it’s okay to ask questions especially the ones that others often dismiss.
What Can You Message Me About?
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Your personal experiences with the supernatural, unexplained, or folklore
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Suggestions for future blog topics or series
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Corrections or added information to existing posts
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Collaborations or interviews
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General feedback or support for the blog
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Questions about anything you've read here that intrigued you
Whether your story is a few lines or several pages long, every message matters. I treat shared stories with respect and confidentiality, and I only publish them with your clear permission.
A Few Notes
If you’ve experienced something traumatic or are currently dealing with fear, confusion, or mental stress caused by paranormal events, know that you are not alone. You are not crazy. And it’s okay to talk about it. Many others have gone through similar things even if they don’t speak about it openly.
This blog is a safe space. Judgment has no place here. All I ask is that messages remain respectful, honest, and sincere.
Whether you're reaching out to share, to ask, or just to say hi, thank you in advance for trusting me with your story.
The unknown is only frightening when we face it alone. But here, you don’t have to.
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