Here

[hearwhilehere]

this feels truly tragic

it was never about the hoodie baby

but don’t worry we’ll be good

[disgustinggf]

ruining your life all by yourself beautiful?

[hearwhilehere]

You hated that I took your hoodie. I know cause you told me so. But I couldn’t tell you how much I appreciated you getting past that. I put it on now because it smells like you. That earthy warmth envelops me and feels like a comforting hug.

You’re worried about not getting it back, but don’t stress. Once the smell fades, I’ll return it quick as I can. Only to steal another and repeat the process.

I feel like I’m in middle school, holding my boyfriend’s clothing close to my face to catch a scent and trigger a memory. To trigger comfort.

Sadly, you’re not mine and I’m not yours. But this hoodie is. So I’ll hold it close until your smell fades.

[witchboychan]

Witch Tip 109

Music.

Makes.

Everything.

Better.

Wanna hex someone? Play [insert some sort of rap/angry/music that makes you wanna fight here]

Wanna banish a demon? The only acceptional music is the Doom Ethernal soundtrack babyyyyy [or cocomelon...]

Want some self love or happiness? Play some hyperpop or that pop music from the 2010s [jessie j is specifically good for this]

Need some protection? Play some boss music from your favorite video game [or whatever makes you feel less vulnerable]

See, music can fix everything!

[hearwhilehere]

Tale as old as time

I fell again

Happy pride 🙄

[coven-of-genesis]

Flower metaphysical properties & meanings

Flowers have long been associated with symbolic meanings and metaphysical properties.

Here are some common flowers and their metaphysical properties:

Violet: Violets are associated with intuition, spirituality, and protection. They are often used for enhancing psychic abilities, connecting with the spiritual realm, and warding off negative energies.

Marigold: Marigolds are symbols of abundance, prosperity, and positive energy. They are used for attracting wealth, success, and good luck. Marigolds are also often associated with celebrations and honoring ancestors.

Chamomile: Chamomile is known for its calming and soothing properties. It is used for promoting relaxation, reducing stress and anxiety, and aiding in restful sleep. Chamomile is also associated with healing and purification.

Carnation: Carnations symbolize love, devotion, and protection. They are used for attracting love, strengthening relationships, and providing spiritual protection. Different colors of carnations may have additional specific meanings.

Yarrow: Yarrow is associated with healing, protection, and divination. It is often used in rituals and spells for physical and emotional healing, enhancing psychic abilities, and offering protection against negative energies.

Hibiscus: Hibiscus is a flower of beauty, passion, and love. It is associated with attracting love, enhancing sensuality, and stimulating creativity. Hibiscus is also used for promoting self-expression and confidence.

Daffodil: Daffodils represent renewal, rebirth, and new beginnings. They are associated with personal growth, overcoming challenges, and embracing positive change. Daffodils are often used in rituals and spells related to transformation and fresh starts.

Peppermint: While not a flower, peppermint is known for its invigorating and uplifting properties. It is associated with mental clarity, focus, and energy. Peppermint is often used for enhancing concentration, boosting vitality, and promoting clear communication.

Remember, these are just a few examples, and the metaphysical properties of flowers can vary depending on cultural and individual interpretations.

When working with flowers, it's important to tune into your own intuition and connection with the flower's energy to fully experience their metaphysical qualities.

[estelles-remade-deactivated2018]

umm i need reassurance that my presence is wanted but i can’t ask for reassurance because that’s really Embarrassing and it wouldn’t feel genuine if i asked for it

[cannibalchicken]

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[rosecoloredtarot]

Make some noise for the witches who don’t speak when casting. You know we won’t!

[alittlegreenwitchery]

I like the word “witchery” because of its linguistic similarity to “fuckery.” Witchcraft is fuckery; fuckery is witchcraft. They are inextricably connected in my mind and it makes me happy.

[crazycatsiren]

Jesus was the first Christian wizard and you can't change my mind on this.

[modernbaseball]

Naming the female razor brand Venus is so personally offensive to me....you think Venus the goddess of love and sex and beauty was shaving her PUSSY? Go kill yourself

[maceofpentacles]

reminders:

there is no place for racism in witchcraft.

there is no place for sexism in witchcraft.

there is no place for bigotry in witchcraft.

there is no place for antisemitism in witchcraft.

there is no place for transphobia in witchcraft.

there is no place for homophobia in witchcraft.

i could go on but you all get the point.

[serpentizlord]

[deniselavestal-deactivated20231]

It is OKAY to be proud of your work. It is OKAY to boast about your writing. It is OKAY to be your own number one supporter.

[em-dash-press-deactivated202410]

THIS! You will always be your first advocate. Long before you get an agent or editor, you have to advocate for your themes, characters, and stories.

Celebrate your work loud and often.

Point out what you love about your work.

Re-read what makes it great.

You'll still battle the occasional perfectionism and self-doubt, but you'll also build a stronger instinct to champion your work.

It's what every writer needs and it's what you deserve.

[dead-silent-211]