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Homer!
Is it more important to be brave or kind?
Brave. There are many ways in which this can be thought out though, as bravery and kindness are not in opposition. Sometimes the bravest path is kindness, when the easiest would be cruelty.
Do you like to read?
Too much, really. I'm obsessed with it.
Someone wrote me an ask that features the word “MILK” in all caps several times and I don’t know why but my brain read it as “MLK” and I was so confused for a solid ten seconds more than is probably allowable considering the situation
if u ever think u are in the most awkward situation rememeber im reading horse pornography in my literature class 8)
i forgot something
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finallyyyyy holidaaaays .. yess, hell yess, hell fucking yesssss
Seeing as Christmas is tomorrow and as is the tradition of the last few years, I'm probably gonna get money from my closer family members and as usual, I'm probably going to spend it on books.
This year, I want to buy a book or two about witchcraft to help expand my knowledge. I'm looking for non-Wiccan books, preferably. I'm almost done with Amber K's True Magick: A Beginner's Guide and while she IS a Wiccan priestess, she does go over different type of magical paths and I found it informative as the first (and only!) witchcraft book I bought.
I already know about the main non-Wiccan reading list online but I was hoping some people had books they've read and can recommend. I'm still trying to get a general understanding of all of this and learn the basics and trying to find my own path. So does anyone have any suggestions? (:
