#non pagans

[ph4os]

I know what I said in this post (and still mean it) BUT, honestly, I draw the line when, especially Christians (or non-pagans in general), sexualize our deities.

Like... I don't think they'd think it is funny or cool if I wrote something about fucking Jesus or something like that... I mean, you're still talking about deities. I think it's different if you write a retelling of a myth and you write explicit scenes between two gods or two mythological creatures than if you write something like, idk, a virgin priestess who gets "rewarded" by the God she dedicated herself to, that's REALLY disrespectful.

[phynxrizng]

HELPFUL HINTS, MARRIED TO THE MUNDANE

Helpful Hints: Married to the Mundane Many Witches are married to or involved with non-Witches. This can be tough when we want to share a piece of our magickal lives with them, but they are not comfortable attending rituals. (Can you believe it? Some of those lovely folks actually think we’re kind of … uh, weird.) An easy compromise is to have the ritual first, with Witches only, and then include all the mundanes in the feasting afterwards. This way everyone is happy. Source, Deborah Blake, Everyday Witch A to Z: An Amusing, Inspiring & Informative Guide to the Wonderful World of Witchcraft Posted by, phynxrizng