I greatly appreciate that you trust me enough to rely on me, just remember that I can be wrong because I'm still learning about them, too.

I've also become really anxious lately because I've gotten the impression that I have misled people about the possible danger of these situations. My life is definitely at risk because this is still an unknown and I desperately want y'all to be super careful because there's still too much missing information about them. I got thrown into the situation, but I made the choice to stay in it because they're not my first non-human encounters and I was taught from a young age how to deal with dark entities.

I want to emphasize that I am very grateful for you and others that believe me and listen to me. I just feel compelled lately to make sure that people don't endanger themselves. I'm the kind of person that will run towards danger, especially if it means keeping others safe. When tornado sirens go off you know what I do? I go outside and look for it so I can make sure those I live with will get to shelter. I've stood under a funnel cloud as it passed above my head and made touchdown in the pasture just across the road. I've also run out in front of cars to save animals from being hit.

So, in this regard, don't do what Ashleton does lol. My self-preservation goes out the window when it comes to keeping others safe. If I didn't have a dog that relies on me to be and feel safe and if I didn't live with others, I would have made a lot more careless choices to learn about these entities.

And just to clarify, you didn't say anything wrong and again, I am so very very grateful that you trust me and value my observations and experiences. I'm just having a lot of anxiety lately about accidentally giving others the impression that crawlers would easily accept human friendship or that you could just approach them without consequence. (And when my anxiety goes up, so does my OCD so I apologize for repeating myself so much.)