Atualizando: estamos na universidade cursando letras inglês e aparentemente tá tudo dando certo .
Alguns problemas no nosso relacionamento e minhas inseguranças voltaram com força mas estamos bem🖤
No title available

roma★
Misplaced Lens Cap

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Show & Tell

No title available

Janaina Medeiros

No title available

shark vs the universe
tumblr dot com
DEAR READER
dirt enthusiast
styofa doing anything
Peter Solarz
No title available
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
No title available
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
Not today Justin
will byers stan first human second

seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Italy
seen from United States
seen from Netherlands
seen from United Kingdom

seen from Portugal
seen from T1

seen from United States

seen from Singapore

seen from Singapore

seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from Estonia

seen from Belgium
seen from Romania

seen from United Kingdom
@sysmork
Atualizando: estamos na universidade cursando letras inglês e aparentemente tá tudo dando certo .
Alguns problemas no nosso relacionamento e minhas inseguranças voltaram com força mas estamos bem🖤
unconscious switches are so funny like why so i sound like that oh its bc im me
Simplesmente faltam dois meses para o enem e não sei o que fazer, não ironicamente não sei como seguir a minha vida se não passar na faculdade.
I'm thinking about restart draw and post it here
Almost 20 years old and still in high school, that school is still going to kill me
Ps:It's all my damn depression's fault blehh
I finished this poppet a little bit ago <|:) It's made of an old pair of sweatpants that I had previously patched up a few times, but they weren't the most comfortable, so I used the fabric.
I kept the patches I had already made, two of which have constellations stitched on: the Big Dipper and Cancer (my sun sign). It's also got an opening in the chest with a drawstring, which fits the pouch I made for it :)
[Text: This system has abandonment issues; please be patient.]
Like/Reblog if you save or use!
Varied compiling of cottage PNGs.
Back at it with a good ol' reliable craft: another frog! This little one's name is .∘.∙.・Driblet ・.∙.∘. Because they're so tiny and round like a drop of dew. ♡˚₊·.
I finally got around to using that cute little round frog pattern I've seen around online. They ended up a little wonky, but I'm happy with how they turned out! :3
Some type of cup fungi growing beside the sidewalk from a recent outing :-) It's been a good fungi fall so far! <|:^]
Fungi deity👁️
Red Flags In Pagan Circles
I've seen a lot of younger, inexperienced members of the pagan (and witchy!) communities fall into some traps set up for them by people who wish to harm them. It saddens my heart to see this happen, as a lot of newer practitioners join these circles so they can learn! And because they're new, they often get taken advantage of.
So I'm creating this non-comprehensive list of some red flags in pagan and witch circles. Again, this isn't comprehensive. I will be updating this as time goes by, so I recommend checking in on this. For each red flag, I'll give a brief explanation as to why it's a red flag. As always, feel free to add your own in the replies and I'll add them to this post!
EDIT: 11/15/2022 - since there's been some people misunderstanding some of the things in this post, I've rewritten a lot of it so hopefully it makes more sense! Apologies to any confusion that's been caused. I also added some of the additions people have reblogged as well!
Usage of the terms "black" and "white" magick:
While this doesn't always mean someone is racist or xenophobic, within occult spaces there's this tendency to use this. The association of darkness/black things being evil isn't always a racist thing (we as humans are naturally afraid of the dark), but it did play a part in the Atlantic slave trade by associating dark skin with animalistic, evil ambitions and light skin as being pure and good. This isn't 100% a red flag, but it's good to keep an eye out when it is used!
Argues that anyone can practice whatever they want, regardless of the status of it being closed or not:
Closed practices are closed for a reason, specifically because these practices have had their people murdered, their land stolen, and their practices made illegal for many years. The reason they are closed is so that outsiders cannot just come into their sacred spaces, take what they want, and bastardize it. The belief that you can join these closed practices without being initiated/born into them is rooted in colonialism and racism. This is one of the biggest red flags. Some examples of closed practices are hoodoo, ATRs, Native American beliefs, brujeria, and santeria. Some plants are closed as well, so please do your due diligence.
The belief in folkism/volkism: that open pantheons should only be worshiped by those with their blood:
This is the complete opposite of the above. Open pantheons are open because they have not been passed down to us in a single line, and they are currently being revived. As such, these practices can't really be "closed". People who argue that open pantheons should only be worshiped by those with their blood are partaking in the same beliefs as Neo-Nazis. Please watch out for this especially in heathen/Nordic spaces! These people ARE NAZIS. The specific dogwhistle here is "go back to your roots". (Thank you to @chrisasiaheartman)
Offers to teach advanced practices (baneful magick, deity work, etc.) to newcomers:
It's true that everyone is on different parts of their practice, and not everyone will progress the same way. However, there are certain practices that newcomers should not be doing until they have the basics down. This includes baneful magick and deity work, as you can open yourself up to disastrous consequences if you don't take the proper precautions. This isn't too much of a red flag as often the people doing this do mean well, but it's still something to look out for.
They use the terms "witchcraft" and "Wicca" interchangeably:
They are not interchangeable! Witchcraft is a practice, and Wicca is a religion. These types of people often believe you must be Wiccan to practice witchcraft, which you don't.
They refer to Wicca as an "ancient" religion:
This is false. Wicca was founded in the 1960s. If they do this, it could either be tongue-in-cheek, or it's just blatant misinformation. I would be careful.
They act as though baneful magick is evil.
It isn't. Baneful magick can be a form of protection and self-defense, it is not always a bad thing.
They act as though the "threefold law" is the end-all-be-all of practicing:
Not every witch believes in the threefold law, nor are you required to. This goes back into my point about them believing you must follow Wiccan teachings to practice witchcraft. You don't, period.
The use of racial or cultural slurs, even if they claim it's in a non-discriminatory way:
They are racist. If they're mentioning these slurs in an educational way, that's fine. But if a witchcraft space is just dropping these slurs casually in speech, it's a good sign of them being racist.
They push a specific diet:
You don't need to eat vegan or vegetarian to be a witch. No one has to. Some witches might think that's the best way to practice, and that's fine! Some witches might not subscribe to that idea, and that's fine too!
They push pseudoscience and/or anti-science ideologies (anti-vax, etc.):
This is extremely dangerous. Witchcraft and science can work together just fine. People have done this for so long, and pushing these ideologies can be extremely dangerous to peoples' personal health.
Enforcement of gender binaries:
This is things like the divine "masculine" and divine "feminine". Often times these people will also claim that the womb/uterus should be worshipped as well, and the people who do this are often TERFs/transphobic. Not everyone neatly fits into a gender binary. (Thank you to @hagstone-enthusiast for this!)
They promote the idea that only witches can be female, or that male witches are called warlocks:
Witches can be any gender, and the term warlock is actually derogatory as it means someone broke their oath.
Promotes the idea that mentally ill/neurodivergent witches that that way because they have a strong intuition:
This is very dangerous because being neurodivergent/mentally ill isn't a special thing, and it often is a detriment to many people. People who claim this often believe in indigo children/starseed children. In addition, look out for people to claim that neurodivergent people are that way because they "don't have a position attitude" (thanks to @urchinbeans5000).
sometimes u just need a witchy frog
I can't believe the shock waves of Sans beating Reigen in the Tumblr Sexyman poll killed the queen of England.