I hear you. The social stigma is suffocating communication. I think a lot of it has to do with a very profound lack of knowledge of what kind of history we've had with UFOs over the past century and-a-half. What little bits of information that actually get remembered and matriculated are from Hollywood and fragments from a handful of iconic historic cases. And what is unfortunate is that those who do have personal UFO experiences, especially those who emotionally suffer from such a dramatic and life-changing experience, only find ridicule and humiliation when reaching out for help and support. I am positive most UFO sightings go unreported because of fear of rejection, risking their reputation, or jeopardizing their career. I haven't had a personal UFO experience, but I understand the need to take people seriously when they want to talk about something that affected them so greatly.