#witch answer

[willofthequill]

For the fanfic writer ask: 1, 4, 12, 28!

Compliment your writing! - Ahhh you would give me the hardest one, wouldn't you?! lol I am my own worst critic and I tend to pick my writing apart. That being said... I think I do world/lore building and dialogue very well.

4. Post a screenshot of one of your favorite comments - I cherish every single comment left on my fics. I really do. I posted 3 faves for the previous ask that make me smile, this time I'm going to post 3 faves that not only make me smile but made my looking balls leak because they mean so much to me.

12. What fandom do you want to write for more often? Currently, JJK! I have so many WIPs to flush out and publish for that fandom, beyond Daddy Duty. (I have yet to find a new series that capture me like JJK or KNY)

28. Which fic is closest to your heart? No hesitation, The Crone Of Purgatory. I have spent close to a year building this world and lore for it. It is a very personal story about learning who you are and what you are capable of, about healing from generational and family trauma, about falling madly in love with someone who loves you just as madly. A lot of my heart and soul is in this fic.

[greenwitchofwonderland]

Are people that you encounter apprehensive if you share your beliefs with them and do you feel that people still have a long way to go as far as understanding the craft and being free to practice?

I dont call myself a witch unless I am with other witches. My craft is personal and I try to keep it that way. I will give people "natural advice" such as you have a stomach ache drink this or you want more confidence carry this stone. To which they usually reply with something like "that worked how'd you know that". I do think society has a way to go with accepting witchcraft. Some people think it's the devils work and some don't think its really while they're some who just think it's cool to be a "witch". I feel it should be treated like any other religion, even if your practice isnt religious (mine isn't), and not be treated like a mainstream fashion.