Is There Like Some Secret Tag That Advanced Practitioners Use? As Much As I Enjoy Seeing All The Witchlings

So I think, I realized what has been triggering my anxiety. On top work, trying to move, April 7, is when my step dad passed away. He treated me like I was one of his girls, raised me, taught me how to drive, fix irrigation systems, drive tractors, showed me how to work hard and be a good person, but most importantly...he showed me love.

It's been three years, but it doesn't hurt any less. I miss him very much!

I love all of this!!

I miss seeing pastel witches and witchcraft on here. Sure I may be all hard ass, dark colors, sprinkled with secrecy, but I do find joy with pretty things. All those vibrant crystal grids, the colorful and light hearted Tarot and Oracle decks, and the aesthetic itself does bring me joy.

But also, it was the positivity that some would have. It wasn't toxic positivity, it was always more like "Here's something pretty, I hope you are having a good day." And that was it. They brought a certain peace to my feed and it was wonderful.

The mental gymnastics some of you do to justify and talk circles around your intense hatred of wheelchair users is nauseating

With my boyfriend and I getting sick before the holidays, my car radiator going out, and then all the ice and snow, we were finally able to get out of the house. When we got home, I lit some candles and I wanted to bring some life into our little house. I already suffer from clinical depression and anxiety, but even he has been feeling cooped up too.

The crystal grid is Sunstone at the center, then Citrine, then Clear Quartz. The Bee tarot deck is my absolute favorite at this point in time.

I love roll top desks! Mine is getting old but it's where my altar is set up. And I love it so much.

I manifested the roll top desk of my dreams and it's being delivered from an hour away later today for a super reasonable price 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

I miss the good old days of witchblr. Does anybody else remember like we could read whatever we wanted, and we could post about it? And sure, there were people that didn't care of the book or topic. The difference between then and now is that it was a discussion and not a beat down session. And then, people were kind enough to offer other book titles!

Also, we had a clear set of guidelines referring to cultural appropriation, and words or phrases that were frowned upon. Other then that, you want to be a Death Witch, go for it. A Sea Witch, have at it. A Storm Witch, power to ya. The lists goes on. Then, if we were curious about there practice we would ask genuine questions! If the practitioner maybe did something that maybe you didn't like or thought was borderline on the no no list, again you didn't beat them down, it was a discussion.

The ones that couldn't handle having a informal discussion were simply blocked and their comments were deleted. Or in some cases, the post was deleted, which was pretty common, and occasionally remade.

Also, side tangent, we liked the titles of the different witch types, because it was our niche and it was organized. Sure, you don't have to have a title or a certain practice, that's fine. As for me, I like having a title or a type because it keeps me focused on what I want to achieve. Plus, having a title made the witchblr tags so much easier to navigate.

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I'm up already, getting jump started on some house work, and coffee already brewed. Said good morning to Ra. Just sitting here drinking my cup of coffee, and enjoying the sunrise for a minute.