10/11/2025
I've noticed that horror movies will portray demonic attacks as psychological. In the movies, the demons will isolate the people who are being deeply affected by the energy coming at them, but no one else experiences what they do - even if what they experience are real physical phenomenons happening around them. Usually, it's only the main character who gets deemed as crazy, in the state of psychosis, seen as mentally ill, and etc. until the demon gains enough energetic power to be able to clearly affect the others as well. By the end of the movie, the person who was able to see it all clearly ends up being the only survivor.
In real life cases - THESE ARE NOT EXAGGERATIONS, and what's more is that people don't recognize what demon's goals really are. A demon's goal is not only to take their lives, but to drive families, friends, and partners apart. One way they do this is by only clearly affecting the one person and nobody else so that it all seems "made up." This would technically be their first step as it plants the seeds of doubt, confusion, and fear. With nobody experiencing what they are - how COULD anyone believe them? Another drive struck. The person who experiences everything gets drawn into heavily persisting, trying to figure things out so that they can put an end to it - but all it does is worry those around them. Now, enters the demonic forces within those surrounding them, but in different ways. "You're just seeing things. There's nothing really there. It's all in your head." The subconscious gaslighting. Becoming enraged with the persistence of their person trying to prove what "isn't real." Not genuinely listening to their person out of their own grown selfish gains. Once again, deeper drives struck into the relations, causing the main affected to become even more isolated. Now, this person is left with two choices - To give in and let the demons take them, or to fight alone and pray to God they make it out alive.
Yet, people would really still choose ignorant bliss, believing that everything has a "rational explanation" over accepting the fact that there really may be unseen forces at work within our world.
