The patterns in UFO encounter cases, especially one, are benign

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While I might interject the “fairy tale” elements in the Rosales/Caravaca/Dennett litanies of persons allegedly stumbling upon or being greeted by supposed alien [ET] humanoids, the one thing that pops up, pronouncedly – and is noted by Tony Bragalia specifically – is the lack of trauma during the supposed encounters and/or their aftermath.
 
How is it that such exquisite engagements are reported, usually, in tranquil, even, folksy ways, without the expected hysteria that one would expect such meetings would entail?
 
Although some anxiety or dread is reported, it remains tethered to a mild happenstance, similar to the fright experienced after a horror movie or television drama: everyone enjoys a moment of relief, knowing what they just saw or felt was a heightened moment of tepid dread, now gone, suppressed to memory, maybe, if the theatrical account was presented entertainingly and imaginatively.
 
This is the same result with those encountering a weird situation, or even an alleged UFO abduction: there is no trauma, temporary or long-lasting.
 
It’s all a “happening: -- one that is often recalled with ease and sometimes finite detail but no trauma, or residue of trauma, as some veterans experience after a wartime event.
 
Nope, the patterns discovered in UFO encounters are almost universally benign and presented as a memory of a special occasion, like a wedding or birthday party.
 
There’s no there there.
 
RR