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Ozzy Osbourne & Paul Stanley.

[69witchdom]

I aspire to be this lesbian couple.

I’m the blond and my favorite hobby is chopping wood for our retreat in the Cascades. You’re the brunette and my pretty princess.

This is a pic of us, post-shower after ocean bathing, and you’re only wearing one of my tanks bc our new bf caught us being goofy and thought we were just adorable, and you absolutely refuse to take pics topless for free.

[69witchdom]

Please help us get to our family!, organized by D Mac

My name is D and I'm trying to get back to my family in Portland. I've been stuck on the east… D Mac needs your support for Please help us

This is actually me. First my mom dies of Covid and I have been taking the last few months to heal from that. But my sister is alone back home and I just need to be with her. And if you can't donate, that's fine, please just share this. Please.

[wadefeltonism-deactivated202106]

rb if you’d wipe all pedophiles off this earth

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It’s sad that there are only 13k notes on this..m

[thiccdaddy-mbaku]

put this on all 3 of my blogs

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Hi, witch in training here! I have a (kinda long winded) question I was hoping some of u older witches can answer?

(Short summary at the end of the post)

Today I read that to be a witch, you have to “believe in magic without doubt or fear”, but I have hella anxiety!! And since I’m a beginner practitioner, and agnostic/atheist, I can’t help but spend a lot of time doubting if (get ready for a list)

1. I’m actually a real witch or have what it takes, since it’s hard for me to visualize/direct energy (I can feel energy, but manipulating it doesn’t come naturally to me)

2. if witchcraft is 100% real and never coincidence (basically I’m scared of being suckered into buying expensive spell materials/books, or being “complacent” somehow??)

3. I’m “pretending to be a witch for attention”(even though only two ppl know I’m into witchy stuff)

4. I’m mostly getting into spirituality to ease the ✨existential dread✨

5. I’m just trying to be ✨quirky✨ or give myself more reasons to be angsty/distant (I live in the Bible Belt btw)

6. I’m just trying to rebel against my (catholic-raised but currently Baptist, homophobic, self absorbed) parents

But I also feel like deep down, I’ve always been a witch. I feel like I don’t need to explain myself, to be validated by strangers online, when I could just validate myself.

I could choose the reality I want to live in, and just wait for my (not trusting) brain to catch up? Or would that be crazy? My therapist recently told me that “spirituality and reality can coexist” and “spirituality can even help bring one MORE in tune with reality”, and I want to believe her so bad, but I’m scared of lying to myself.

But taking that leap of faith - it’s hard to cast aside the eternal doubt (that I’ve used as a coping/survival mechanism since i was a kid) and just let myself believe in something. I know it’s a sign of recovery (from religious trauma) that I’m open to trusting in something again, but I don’t want to be seen as a joke by everyone important to me. Or worse, some delusional freak to be scared of or hate.

Basically:

“Can I still be a witch if I have doubts?”

Disclaimers/last thoughts: I’m going to continue researching don’t worry, you don’t have to answer if you don’t want to/don’t have time, I’m open to advice but I’ll take everything with a grain of salt, I’m not trying to get attention by bringing up my past trauma (so pls don’t apologize or anything like that) but I feel like it was relevant, and thank you so much for reading/answering my post!!

Happy Tuesday u nerds (affectionate)

Edit: shit it’s Wednesday bye-

[69witchdom]

💜 Hello Young Witchling! 💜

The short answer is… ✨ Yes! ✨

If you feel like you are magical, then you are! And you may call yourself any magical title that you wish.

Witch is a magical job title, with no gender attached to it whatsoever, meaning any magical human with the ability to heal, whether it be with herbs, energy, or words etc. Or using a combination of abilities. 🌈

Wizard is a magical job title, again with no gender attached, that a person gives themselves who craves knowledge, wishing to work with the forces of magic to make an effect on this world. 🦊

In addition to the many magical job titles to choose from, there are many ways to go about actually using your magical ability. You may be an energy worker - someone who manifests. You may use crystals, herbs, or plants- a natural style of magic. You may cast spells using jars, spirit guides, divination - the list goes on and on! 🌿

Also note, Wicca is a religious practice, and you don't have to participate in that if you don't wish to. That is very different from actually being a witch, wizard, or other magical expression you want to adopt. You may be a member of any religion you choose and still be a witch! However sadly most religions do not accept this reality. ✨

- And then there's hereditary style magic, as in, there might have been an ancestor who had magical ability and it has manifested in you generations later, also the culture which your ancestors originated from have different styles of practices. Some of them are closed, meaning it is only ethical to practice if you actually have ties to that culture through your dna or marriage. 🎃

Please don't be scared by the plethora of choices you have, Young Witchling! The fun is discovering what your style is and how best to work with it! 👑

But please, take this warning from someone who has definitely made magical mistakes before, please learn magical respect. I can give you specific examples, but this post would be suuuuuuuper long! Basically - if you want to cast spells or contact entities, please research before hand on how best to deal with them and what your experience level should be before hand. There's a lot of misinformation out there, I'm afraid. please don't let anyone gate keep you and tell you that there's only one way to go about things, or that their way is the only way. There are as many ways to practice your craft as there are stars in the sky! I'd be happy to answer any questions you have! 💜💜💜💜💜💜

🌞✨💜 WELCOME MAGICAL CHILD 💜✨🌙

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Another Spiral_Eyes test.

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🎃🎃 october means it’s monster fucking season !!!! coffin sex with a vampire !!!! knotted by a werewolf !!!! rawed by an orc !!!! eaten out by a fork tongued demon !!!! sex with tentacle creatures !!!!!! 🎃🎃

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🎃🎃 boned by a skeleton !!! get hickies from a vampire !!! shagged by a hairy beast !!! sucked by a succubus !!! chained up in a dungeon !!! bewitched by a witch !!! 🎃🎃

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me helping my friends take their estrogen

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October 10 is World Mental Health Day, so let’s talk about how we can end the stigma surrounding mental health 🌱

🗨 TALK🗨

Start a dialogue about your own experiences 💖 Mental Health is still stigmatized and that can make it difficult to talk about openly, but the more we talk, the more we help to normalize the discussion. But it’s not just about helping the world see Mental Health differently, but about your perception too; talking about your problems can help you work through them, and see them in a more realistic light, and it helps the people around you understand your needs.

Challenge incorrect information 💖 If you see someone spreading incorrect information about mental health, be brave and step in. Remind people that mental illnesses are disorders of the brain, and are usually due to chemical imbalances, in the same way that disorders of other organs might be due to a vitamin deficiency, or the body not being able to produce the right amount of hormones.

Ask others about their experiences 💖 Encourage others to talk about their own mental health issues, if they feel comfortable doing so.  

💭 LISTEN💭

Provide a judgement-free environment 💖 Sometimes people just need to vent, rather than have a discussion, and as well-meaning as you might be you need to respect that. Ask if they’d like to discuss their issues or if they’d just like to vent and be given a sympathetic shoulder to lean on. Mental Illness can make us hyper sensitive to perceived criticism, and feel unable to open up. Create a judgement-free environment by giving them your full attention, and by allowing people to talk at their own pace, without interruption.

Ask what they need, don’t assume 💖 What we need and what someone else needs might be two different things, so ask and listen to what someone says when they talk about their needs. It might be tempting to think “they’re just being lazy” or “if I give them a push they’ll get there eventually”, but respecting their wishes is not just about whether or not they know best. Ask them if they need their boundaries pushed, or if today is a good day to try. There will be days where they are more open to pushing their boundaries. If you force them too early you may deter them from trying again, and it may hurt their trust in you.  

💬 CHECK💬

Check in 💖 Now’s a good time to check up on the people around you. Don’t just say hello, ask how they are feeling; specifically how they feel mental-health wise. It becomes a habit to say “I’m fine”, even when you’re not, and mental illness makes it harder to be forthcoming with how we feel. Give them the option to say “well, now that you mention it…” instead of the usual small talk.

Check up 💖 Have you been ignoring your own mental health needs? Procrastinating on getting proper professional help? Now’s a good time to make an appointment with your GP for a check up!

Check yourself 💖 Even the most open-minded of us need to keep our own privilege and bias in-check. If you hear someone talk about an issue or symptom they face that you think might be exaggerated, made-up, or their own fault, consider that your own bias, privilege, or lack of understanding may be clouding your judgement. Everyone’s experiences are different, so try to remember not to compare. Have a judgement-free discussion, give advice or offer alternatives, but in the end: trust THEIR judgement of THEIR situation.

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I think the worst part of befriending internet people is that you can’t be there for them physically.

Not the sex parts (that sucks too), but when they’re going through something you can’t just show up at their house.

I want to bring their favorite food and offer to fold their laundry or do their dishes. I want to bury them in blankets and watch their favorite movie. I want to just sit there quietly so they’re not alone.

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by Liz J. Owen

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Megan Thee Stallion via Twitter

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