#this is a trans safe witchy space

[sappy-witch]

This Blog is an LGBTQ+ Safe Space 🏳️‍🌈✨

Hello darlings 🥰

Everyone deserves to feel welcomed, supported, and celebrated, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. This blog is committed to providing a loving and accepting environment where you can be your authentic self; witch or not, cishet or not. 🌈💖

I encourage you to continue to express your thoughts, share your experiences, and connect with others who understand and respect your unique journey. Together, we can create a community that uplifts and empowers one another. 🌟 ✨

Love knows no boundaries, and embracing our differences only makes us stronger. 🌈💪

If you ever need a listening ear, a virtual hug, or a space to celebrate your true self, know that you're always welcome here. Let's spread love, acceptance, and positivity together! 🌈💕

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[littlestarryagere]

vampirina agere board 🦇🎀

[officially-other]

Intro post

Hello! My name is Frog. Don't ask me why I'm not frogkin, but my name is Frog, I don't know. /silly

If you're coming from my main blog:

Yup, this is the "super secret" otherkin account of @tadpoles-and-daydreams. I decided to make a separate account and blog for dragonkin and dragon work rambles, since... well, to be honest I just wanted to separate my blog for witchcraft writing, tarot, etc. from this. This is a more personal blog in which I mostly reblog and post random little memes and tidbits, heavy UPG, dragon work, and what the hell does it look/feel like finding out your soul is draconic anyway?

And just in case: if you're coming from my main blog and are unfamiliar with any of the shit I'm talking about here in terms of otherkinity, dragonkin, being a dragon- please feel free to send in asks. I plan on writing more in-depth in a bigger post about what it is, what it's like, how I found out about it, etc. etc. but that will take a lot of time and energy that I currently don't have. Further down, though, I give the best TL;DR I can!

If you have no clue what the fuck the main blog is:

I talk about my experiences as a witch and meme about the funny side of witchcraft over there. Go there and check out my tarot readings if you want a dragon to throw some cards at you, or if you want to hear more about my craft outside of dragon work! I write a lot as a witch over there so if you like my witchy posts here, it's worth checking out.

He/him pronouns

Trans, panromantic, polyamorous, just generally queer

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My special interests include: Writing, Genshin Impact (I don't associate with most of the fandom they scare me), music, anime, the ocean, and "weird miscellaneous facts."

Dragonkin, specifically an amphitere.

local funny little witch man, I work with primarily with my deities and dragons and get bullied by a deck of cards a lot.

My familiar- though I hesitate to use that word due to its connotations as an "assistant" rather than a partner in my practice- is the one who kickstarted this by implying my energies were draconic in nature.

For everyone, regardless of how you found me:

This is where I plan to blog about my experiences when it comes to working with dragons, and fucking being one apparently. I want a safe space to write about my experiences, no matter how much I change. I feel like I've only dipped my toes into a vast ocean, a whole new aspect of my identity and my craft. I decided that I wanted to be able to write completely transparently about it- fears, mistakes, flaws and all- without it reflecting majorly on my main blog/my professionalism as a tarot reader who's just starting out.

So expect it all; the funny, the cool as fuck, the ranty posts, everything. This is just as much a tumblr blog as it is a journal, for me. I heavily value transparency, and that's something I can't be in public as an otherkin.

So I'll do it here instead. ^-^

Important posts:

A post I plan to update continuously of everything I know about my kintype:

The current closest reference I have for what I look like as a dragon, although admittedly not fully accurate:

[aromantic-enjolras]

The Amies of the HRT headcanons

This is based on a brainrot with @shamedumpster a long time ago, and a continuation of this post. I won't go into Grantaire, Joly and Bossuet because they are all that post.

Enjolras is really in-your-face about being trans. She is not trying to pass, she doesn't have to pass to be trans. If cis women can be butch and still be women, she can go around with a five-o-clock shadow and not go on HRT and still be a woman. One time during one of their fights Grantaire accuses her of saying that "because you already look like a girl to begin with" and she almost decked her.

Combeferre is your classic case of the person who went into a STEM major as a boy and came out as a girl. She jokes that she should have been tipped by the fact that she always played girls on RPGs. She's thankful that her coworkers are not overtly transphobes, but also sometimes they're..... they've got the spirit. That's what she tells herself. The Amies are her safe space. Also, the moment she realised she was trans she started digging into the literature. Any question you can have, she will whip out an answer, with peer-reviewed citations and footnotes.

Courfeyrac is a theatre kid. She started playing with gender at theatre, putting on dresses and makeup at rehearsals. She went down the he/they->they/them->she/they-> she/her pipeline. Her family is relatively supportive and also loaded, and she started her transition relatively young, which means she has the most complete passing out of all the Amies. She's very hot and she knows it; but she is also very careful around cis guys. She has been called "a trap" enough times to be wary.

Feuilly is mostly closeted. She can't, or doesn't dare, to be out in her blue-collar job. She can't lose her source of income, no matter how uncomfortable she is. One year she gets the courage to go to Pride, staying in the middle of the Amis and trying to stay invisible from the outside, when she hears a voice calling her deadname, and sees a girl from work looking at her. Before she can react, though, the girl is apologizing for misgendering her at work and asking for her real name. After that point, at least she has an ally.

Bahorel started her gender realization as an almost ironic thing. She became a drag queen because "wouldn't it be funny if a guy that looked like me pretended to be a girl???" and somewhere along the way she realized that actually no, it isn't funny. And she's not pretending. Now she's the biggest defender of "cringe is dead". Do things wholeheartedly or don't do them at all.

Jehan is a witchy trans. She knows everyone's star charts (or she thinks she does, Grantaire gave her a fake one to mess with her), and she swears that she can tell who is going to be trans by their star charts alone.

I hope you enjoyed this!!

[urielthegolem]

Having a really witchy day.

☕️ This morning, when I added creamer to my coffee and stirred it in, I stirred clockwise to bring the intention to fruition and I just asked for a good, positive day.

🍓 For dinner, I went over to my partner’s new apartment and brought a jar of strawberry jam which I read was a Sephardic tradition upon moving to a new place. My partner took a spoonful of the jam and placed it in a small dish I picked out. It was for the sheydim of the house to snack on as a sort of introduction and to prevent negative feelings from the sheydim.

❌ Then I looked into curses and hexes. I don’t think I’m quite ready to do that yet and I’m a little hesitant karma-wise, but there’s some politicians and transphobes that really have it coming, so I’m studying it and on the lookout for a good beginner one.

⚧ When I got home, I cleaned and organized my space lightly. I carved the trans symbol into my candle and lit it with the intention that it should strengthen the trans community (myself included).

🎵 Now I’m listening to one of the songs on my witchy playlist, watching the candle, and reading up on some low energy magic for spoonies.

🧿 I’m also wearing my new evil eye necklace and it’s so comforting and makes me feel powerful and safe and connected to my ancestors

[puppysdog]

i never really talk about it on here but my “retirement” dream has been to open my own cat cafe called the black cat cafe which helps rescue and adopt out black cats since they have the lowest adoption rate. its gonna be gothic/witchy themed and serve coffee and tea drinks, as well as pastries and some small lunch options. i wanna make it so it can be a cozy study spot with like a mini library lounge area in the lobby as well as reservable study tables in the actual cat room. i dont want a lot of staff as i want to do most the work with my partners help, but id hire queer or trans people that are worried about applying to jobs because of their identity, and give them a safe space to work where theyd always have a boss thatd have their backs. free staff lunches, paid lunch breaks and commute if needed, if you like a customer enough you can give them a discount, just overall a good fun place to work and hang out :)

[quarkscooljacket]

13 books

What’s up readers?! How about a little show and tell? Answer these 13 questions, tag 13 lucky readers and if you’re feeling extra bookish add a shelfie! Let’s Go!

Tagged by @softest-punk

1) The Last book I read:

Foster by Claire Keegan, which is what the movie An Cailín Ciúin was based on. It's only 70 pages (though I listened to the audio, which has a stunning narration) and I think I am in love with Claire Keegan maybe.

The last australian book I read was Witchy (vol 1+2) by Ariel Ries. Really fun comic about young witch Nyneve who is conscripted into the Witch Guards, runs away, and has to figure out her place in the world. Beautiful art!!

2) A book I recommend:

This year I finally read A Safe Girl to Love by Casey Plett, which is a collection of short stories about trans women living in Canada/the US. Every story felt so lived in and alive. It is mostly real-life stuff but there is one story where a woman can speak with her cat and it's done so well. Semi-related stories in that some of the characters know each other/mention each other. A trans classic!!!

3) A book that I couldn’t put down:

Birnam Wood by Eleanor Catton. Set in Aotearoa, centred around these two young women who run a guerilla gardening collective. one of them meets a billionaire who wants to give them a bunch of money. Now see the blurb told me it was an eco thriller but the thriller part is very slow burn until ur like JAYSUS SLOW DOWN.

4) A book I’ve read twice (or more):

I re-read the Southern Reach trilogy (Annihilation, Authority & Acceptance) by Jeff VanderMeer at the end of last yr because he accounced the fourth book. I just love them. The kind of spec fic I would love to write tbh.

5) A book on my TBR:

Praiseworthy by Alexis Wright. I bought it because I knew i was quitting my job and I wanted the staff discount and I thought I'd read it in my unemployment phase. Turns out quitting your job because you're horribly treated means that u enter a big extra-depressed phase so I did not have the brain space to read more than the first 25 pages. But i loved those, they just required more energy than I had. I'm gonna paste the blurb here actually because it just sounds fucken rad:

Praiseworthy is an epic set in the north of Australia, told with the richness of language and scale of imagery for which Alexis Wright has become renowned. In a small town dominated by a haze cloud, which heralds both an ecological catastrophe and a gathering of the ancestors, a crazed visionary seeks out donkeys as the solution to the global climate crisis and the economic dependency of the Aboriginal people. His wife seeks solace from his madness in following the dance of butterflies and scouring the internet to find out how she can seek repatriation for her Aboriginal/Chinese family to China. One of their sons, called Aboriginal Sovereignty, is determined to commit suicide. The other, Tommyhawk, wishes his brother dead so that he can pursue his dream of becoming white and powerful. This is a novel which pushes allegory and language to its limits, a cry of outrage against oppression and disadvantage, and a fable for the end of days.

6) A book I’ve put down:

A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske. I just simply do not care about rich English people. I had about an hour left of the audiobook, I rly tried to push thru but I just couldn't care enough.

7) A book on my wish list:

I would like to get a physical Irish-English dictionary!

8) A favorite book from childhood:

I did love Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree series which look I'm sure u can tell about me if you know me. And look I still do but my god. The amount of parents and parents buying these for their children at the shop for the love of god get them at the op shop PLEASE.

9) A book you would give to a friend:

Vague ............ well it would be something aus.

10) A book of poetry or lyrics that you own

The last one I bought was Non-Essential Work by Omar Sakr. I think Omar is one of the best writers working today in this godforsaken colony. HIs work is just exquisite and so precise.

11) A nonfiction book you own:

The last one I bought was Orientalism by Edward Said which made me realise how if you don't read anything academic in ten+ years it's very hard to get back into reading (or again, perhaps it is the horrible mental illnesses attacking my brain which mean I find it extremely hard to concentrate on anything!!! wahoo!!!!) so I am taking that one slow.

12) What are you currently reading:

Ghost Cities by Siang Lu which comes out in May. It's very funny and absurd and written just the way I like. It's about a dude who lives in Sydney and works as a Chinese translator, but he actually speaks no Chinese and uses google translate to do his job. He's fired via elaborate prank and then somehow gets the attention of a famous movie director, and is currently being whisked away to one of the ghost city apartment complexes in China to make a movie with him. There's a parallel story about an ancient emperor and I just finished the 30-page poem that his newly-imprisoned eunichs composed. It's exciting!!

13) What are you planning on reading next?

The Orphancorp trilogy (dystopian aus YA) by Marlee Jane Ward, which I have already read and simply adore. Three novellas that imo have perfect pacing and are about "what if capitalism was extra bad". They are deeply queer and anti-capitalist.

Tagging: @tideoftrash @drbuttox @briarrolfe @so-boop-tac-u-lar @hamthezombie @frankenfossil @dragnew @tekaihau @rows-study @nessie-nosebleed @tenderfacemeat @athousandhungrythorns @gamling

[sapphicdemoness]

♡Introduction♡

Hello everyone! My name is Ren. I am 20 year old lesbian and I use she/they pronouns. This is a side blog for all things witchy and pagan. I am a chaos and eclectic based demonolatress, so there will lots of demonolatry content here as well as a wide range of topics. I am a devotee of Lilith and Asmodeus. I primarily work with them. I will not tolerate any bashing of my practice or my relationships with them, if that is a point of contention then just please scroll away. I also worship/occasionally work with Lucifer and Loki. The only other spirits I work with on a regular bases are crab spirits. My goal with this blog is to make connections with people as well as have a good time in a safe space. If you ever have questions about my practice/ in general my inbox and asks are open. I'll do my best to answer questions, I'd love to talk to you! I ask that questions remain respectful and kind, and I will reflect that back. Do keep in mind I'm not a expert and should not be treated or seen as an authority on anything. My main blog is @gloamingsapphic. I'm quite active there if it fits your tastes feel free to follow (or don't lol)

✖ Dni ✖

‣ Anyone with antisemitic, racist, islamophobic, lgbtphobic, misogynist, or any other bigoted/hateful groups beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors. Under no circumstances will I entertain them in any capacity. ‣ M//A//P//S ‣ Anti-Blm, anti-ACAB ‣ TER//FS, SWE//RFs, tran//meds, any other types of exclusionists This is a basic non-extensive dni list, I have the right to block as I see fit. Essentially: don't be gross and we will be good.

♡Other things of note♡

‣ I'm neurodivergent, mentally ill, and live with chronic illness. I ask you please be patient with me when it comes to interacting, I try my best. ‣ I don't know people here. If I reblog from someone and they are bad news give me a heads up! I'd appreciate it.

Welcome, it's nice to meet you!

[breelandwalker]

62, 83, and 105!

(witchy blog is @that-trans-death-witch)

62) What is your rune of choice?

I don't work with the futhark, but I do work with the ogham. In that system, my favorite is Duir (Oak). I have a special personal connection to willow trees, but oaks are the ones I always find myself returning to when I need to feel steady and safe.

83) Do you have a pre-ritual ritual? (I.e. Something you do before rituals to prepare yourself for them). If so what is it?

I don't do rituals very often. When I do though, I take a little time to make sure mundane things won't get in the way of completing the working. That may mean moving to a private space or tidying up a bit or tending to chores before I begin. I also make sure that my tools and materials are assembled and in easy reach so that I don't have to break momentum to search for things. (Also, if I'm going to be performing baneful magic, I find a dark room and recite Lady Macbeth's murder speech to get myself in the right headspace.)

105) What is a pagan or witchcraft rule that you preach but don’t practice?

Probably "document what you do." I'm really rubbish at remembering to take notes on my spur-of-the-moment workings or going back to record results when they manifest noticeably, but I like to think I make up for it with all the research and writing that I do in other areas of my craft.

Witchcraft Asks

[queerineverysense]

Hey there! I'm Kaley Regner (xey/xem/xeir), and I'm stoked to be the founder and CEO of Queer In Every Sense.

My journey of authenticity kicked off in 2014 when I came out for the first time. Since then, it's been a wild ride of self-discovery, full of twists and turns that has led me to fully embrace my true identity. Today, I stand proud as a queer, demisexual, trans, gendervoid person. But that's not all! I'm also a relationship anarchist, and I embrace my neurodivergence. Additionally, I navigate life with mental illness and a physical disability.

On top of all that, I wear many hats and have a bunch of passions! I'm an entrepreneur and activist, driven to make a difference in the world. I'm a nature lover who finds solace and inspiration in the great outdoors. When I'm not busy building Queer In Every Sense, you'll probably find me exploring new places as an avid traveler, or maybe even practicing some data science wizardry.

But hey, there's more to me than just labels. I'm a family member, a loyal friend, and a proud dog parent. My empathic nature makes me a compassionate and non-judgemental listener, and if you're looking for some positive vibes or a bit of magic, I'm just a little bit witchy too.

At the core of all these facets of my life is an unwavering commitment to living openly, honestly, and authentically. My hope in all things is to create a safe and welcoming space for everyone I encounter, encouraging them to embrace their true selves as well.

I can't wait to share my story with you—past, present, and future. We'll start with some written content on the website, and I'm also working on bringing you a podcast and video-based goodies soon. And who knows? Maybe we'll expand into art and print-based merch down the road!

If any of my content resonates with you, I'm available as a life coach. Additionally, I offer Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion consulting for businesses aiming to be more inclusive and welcoming to folks like me.

Together, let's create a community where authenticity thrives, and where we celebrate the beauty of diversity. I'm truly excited about the journey ahead, and I'm grateful for all of you joining me on this adventure. 

[littlestarryagere]

Disneyland Halloween 2024 Moodboard 🧡x

[torque-witch]

I am falling in love with my town.

My neighbor across the street has a vintage clothing shop and is fiercely anti-capitalist and used to work in politics. She has great townie gossip.

The neighbors behind us and next to us and across from us diagonally are anti-capitalist.

We have a queer witchy store that’s buying a bar to open a queer witchy bar with alcoholic and sober drinks.

There is a yarn shop with knitting/crochet meet ups. Hell, there’s a traveling yarn truck that goes around.

The community library has a vegan tea shop, a free food fridge, books, and a back patio and garden.

We have a separate other community garden.

We are opening a coffee shop in the queer witchy bar and a community fresh food market.

We are building trails in the local conserved land and raising money to buy more land for community gardening and community outdoor spaces.

We have a safe space for youth to hang out that is funded by the local trans and drag communities.

We are opening a dog park.

I am low-key trying to buy land here even tho I have $1000 to my name. Like???? I’m so tired of moving and community is so healing.

Sure, the other half of the town away from the shops is sort of still full of aging working class bigots, but you don’t see them actively trying to participate in the development of their own enrichment. We’re all poor here. Even more of a reason to participate in your local community. They’re literally offering free food from their backyards??? Smh.

[homeiswherethewitchcraftis]

I clicked ur blog initially b/c I saw you rebloging some aesthetic pictures and that ur blog was witchy. Read some of ur post and I see ur a tradwife. most of you guys I’ve seen online have been pretty hateful, (extremists, far-right, and usually a terf) so I normally just ignore the stuff I see but I was curious if you could explain to me how you view this stuff since you don’t seem to be the things I’ve listed above for the most part. /gen

(Not trying to be rude just curious)

Well thank you for asking instead of just sending hate/ threats like most people who come to my blog thinking it's just trees and witchcraft and are "disappointed " to realize I hold opinions the disagree with lol.

I am not a tradwife, I am tradfem I no longer consider myself a traditional wife because I unfortunately have gotten a divorce in the last year. I still discuss tradwives, traditional gender roles and the lifestyle because it is important to me.

While there may be hateful people in trad circles they (like in most groups) are the minority. Most people who consider themselves trad just want to live as traditionally as possible they believe in traditional gender roles and often simple living. Many traditional people want to return to more sustainable lifestyles things like homesteading or just growing a "victory garden " etc. Many trad women feel we face to much pressure to leave our children and work outside the home even when not needed and that this pressure is detrimental to women, children and communities.

As for myself I believe traditional gender roles are based on natural roles. I have been pressured and bullied for this and for wanting to stay home with my kids. I'm not going to speak for everyone who uses these labels just myself and what I've seen from these communities both on and offline.

Most Trad people are right leaning politically unfortunately in today's political climate being moderately right leaning is considered "extremists " so forgive me if I do not take that claim very seriously.

Additionally there is an array of different political opinions and beliefs that are considered right leaning. Not all Trad people would consider themselves conservative some like my self are libertarian for example.

As for the claim that Trad women are terfs that makes no sense. Terf stands for trans exclusionary Radical feminist, most Trad women aren't feminists especially not Radical feminists. Again this is not a claim I take seriously simply because it is used to describe any criticism of a trans individual or of trans activism.

Personally I have no issues with trans individuals who are decent people I may disagree with them but I don't hate them and at the end of the day grown adults can do what they want with their bodies.

I have plenty of issues with trans activism and the response to it I our society .

The idea that small children can decide to be the opposite gender is insane to me considering kids at those ages still pretend to be dogs and dragons. This has also led to parents losing custody and false claims of abuse against parents who do not affirm these kids feelings which is a major issue. Schools going against parents and even pushing children and teens towards lgbt labels especially trans labels is an issue.

There is no safe way to stop puberty the harm caused by puberty blockers is long lasting and not openly discussed due to the nature of trans activism. Also it's not discrimination to not sleep with or want to sleep with a trans person. Women don't need to feel safe have males in their female only spaces. And most importantly Valid criticisms and genuine concerns are not hate.

I hope I've addressed your questions and I hope you feel free to ask more message me for clarification or to discuss further I am happy to do so However I may not get to your messages or asks quickly as I am working and dealing with the after math of hurricane Ian. ected please help out your neighbors.

[will-o-the-witch]

Making Magic More Inclusive

We don’t exist in a vacuum. While lots (even most) of us are solitary practitioners, if you’re out here interacting with other practitioners (or just people in the world) talking about your practice, asking questions, and participating in the dialogue, then what you do still affects people. It’s important to look at the impact our words and practices have and how we engage with the wider community. Even the most pure intentions aren’t free from our social conditioning. What are we doing to ensure the witchy scene is a safe, welcoming community for everyone who needs it? Who are we pushing out, even if we don’t realise it? Here’s some things everyone can do to make sure we’re doing our part to foster inclusion and unity:

Follow people that aren’t like you.  Follow witches of color. Follow disabled witches. Follow witches of different religions. Follow trans witches. Follow more witches of color. People are already out there discussing the specific needs and struggles different groups face, so put yourself in a place to listen. Once it’s in your immediate circle, issues become easier to see.

Understand the roots of your own practice. Many modern practices have roots in other traditions or outdated beliefs baked into the framework, so it’s important to know if our personal craft was built on anyones’ backs. If so, how long ago? Do any elements perpetuate harm today? How might people in these groups feel about it? How can you move forward in a way that honors these groups?

Deliberately create space for less-heard voices. It’s not enough to just say a space is inclusive, because culturally-dominant assumptions will still, well, dominate. Give lesser-heard voices space to talk amongst each other, but also a platform to speak with everyone. 

Consider your own impact. Nobody is perfect, but we can all look at how to improve. What privileges do we have in society-- or even within this subculture-- that we benefit from? Have we been active in our inclusion of others, or complicit in pushing them out? What does our speech reflect? I guarantee you can find one thing around you to enact positive change right now.

Denounce bigotry. This is probably the easiest one besides just following people. If you see people acting in a hostile way, perpetuating harm, or otherwise adding to the problems people face, call it out! Let it be known that kind of behavior isn’t acceptable. This can range anywhere from swiftly booting racists from your discord server, to politely and tactfully telling a friend their favorite Pokemon isn’t actually their Spirit Animal. 

But also show explict allyship! Hearing about how much you hate Nazis is nice, but what have you done to show Jewish people and people of color how much you love them? Alongside denouncing bigotry, make it clear that you welcome different groups. Send the message “You, specifically, are safe here. I see you and you are welcome.” 

I’d love to hear more people contribute their own ideas, suggestions, and tips for fostering this kind of environment. I kept this list general to start, now let’s get into the specifics. Naturally I’m limited by my own experiences and can’t speak for every group at once, so I especially welcome additions from POC, physically disabled people, trans people, people with autism, and any other group I can’t speak from experience on!

[rattusrattus3]

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lgbtqia+ / lgbt / gender /sex

cats / bunnies / rats  / mushrooms / corvids

moodboards /stim

witchy

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FAQ

All asks

My hair (video tutorial) (written routine) (x) (x) (x) (x)

Armpit/body hair (x) (x) (x) 

My fashion (masterpost) (staples) (modifying clothes tips, x) (costume making tips, (x) (x)) (where i get patches and pins) (confidence tips, x) (thrifting tips x, x) (inspiration x) (punk/faerie fashion advice) (skirts advice) (closet tour video from my YouTube)

Room decor advice (x) (x), (how i hang sheets on the ceiling x) (room tour video)

My boots (x) (x)

Fake freckles (x)

My Makeup (every day tutorial) (tips)

Crow feeding tips (x)

My Trolls (x) (troll doll video)

How to use fae pronouns (x)

Music recs (playlists) (x) (x) 

My Ethnicity (x)

My Piercings (x) (lip piercings) 

My Tattoos (artist: Caige baker, my partner)

My backpack (x)

My art (x) (x)

My Moodboards (x)

Tea Recommendations (x)

my name (x), my height (x), substance use (x)

my job/career/idk (x) (x), what I do in my spare time (x)

Adding Magic to your life (x)

How I collect my shinies (x)

Book Recs (x)

Fae recs (x), (goblincore blogs (x), what’s gremlincore/goblincore? (x))

DIY ideas (x)

My gender (x) (x), (coming out tips), (my sexuality), (labels), sexuality asks (x) (x), feminism ask (x)

My self care (x), chill out routine (x), falling asleep tips (x), getting outdoors tips (x), staying focused at school tips (x) GNC period tips (x)

positivity and affirmations (x) (x) (x) (x) (x)

How do I edit my photos? Snapchat, SNOW, and VSCO sometimes

Can I Draw You? YES please tag me/send it to me so i can see!

Will you make me a custom costume/art piece/piece of jewelry? YES message me to talk details and pricing! 

What do your tags mean?

#mb = moodboard

#goblin ootd = goblin outfit of the day

#rabbit rambles = just my talking about shit 

No blog rates (x) 

Sources of inspiration/influences: W.I.T.C.H. comic, Emily the strange, Neil Gaiman, Tony Diterlizzi, Jim Henson, Emilie Autumn, troll dolls, vintage toys and fashion, italian folk music, ramshackle glory/folk punk, folklore and fairytales, drag and gender fuck fashion, cats, mythical creatures, Rookie Mag, fairy kei, goth, punk, lolita fashion, pastel goth, creepy/cute aesthetics, post apocalyptic stuff, 

Mental Health Resources:

Mental Illness Happy Hour Podcast, i especially recommend using their search box for finding specific topics, and using the forum to chat about mental health stuff, the surveys are fantastic as well 

DEPRESSION

Suicide Hotline: 1-800-SUICIDE (2433) – Can use in US, U.K., Canada and Singapore

Suicide Crisis Line: 1-800-999-9999

National Suicide Prevention Helpline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

National Adolescent Suicide Helpline: 1-800-621-4000

Postpartum Depression: 1-800-PPD-MOMS

NDMDA Depression Hotline – Support Group: 1-800-826-3632

Veterans: 1-877-VET2VET

Crisis Help Line – For Any Kind of Crisis: 1-800-233-4357

Suicide & Depression Crisis Line – Covenant House: 1-800-999-9999

Trans Lifeline: https://www.translifeline.org/

National Alliance on Mental Illness  www.nami.org

DOMESTIC ABUSE

National Child Abuse Helpline: 1-800-422-4453

National Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

National Domestic Violence Hotline (TDD): 1-800-787-32324

Center for the Prevention of School Violence: 1-800-299-6504

Child Abuse Helpline: 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453)

Domestic Violence Helpline: 1-800-548-2722

Healing Woman Foundation (Abuse): 1-800-477-4111

Child Abuse Hotline Support & Information: 1-800-792-5200

Women’s Aid National Domestic Violence Helpline: (UK Only) 0345 023 468

Sexual Abuse Centre: (UK Only) 0117 935 1707

Sexual Assault Support (24/7, English & Spanish): 1-800-223-5001

Domestic & Teen Dating Violence (English & Spanish): 1-800-992-2600

Rape and Incest National Network Online Help Center: https://ohl.rainn.org/online/

ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE

National Association for Children of Alcoholics: 1-888-55-4COAS (1-888-554-2627)

National Drug Abuse: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

Al-Anon/Alateen Hope & Help for young people who are the relatives & friends of a problem drinker): 1-800-344-2666

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Hotline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

Be Sober Hotline: 1-800-BE-SOBER (1-800-237-6237)

Cocaine Help Line: 1-800-COCAINE (1-800-262-2463)

24 Hour Cocaine Support Line: 1-800-992-9239

Ecstasy Addiction: 1-800-468-6933

Marijuana Anonymous: 1-800-766-6779

YOUTH & TEEN HOTLINES

National Youth Crisis Support: 1-800-448-4663

Youth America Hotline: 1-877-YOUTHLINE (1-877-968-8454)

Covenant House Nine-Line (Teens): 1-800-999-9999

Boys Town National: 1-800-448-3000

Teen Helpline: 1-800-400-0900

TeenLine: 1-800-522-8336

Youth Crisis Support: 1-800-448-4663 or 1-800-422-0009

Runaway Support (All Calls are Confidential): 800-231-6946

Child Helpline: (UK Only) 0800 1111

Kids Helpline: (Australia) 1800 55 1800

PREGNANCY HOTLINES

AAA Crisis Pregnancy Center: 1-800-560-0717

Pregnancy Support: 1-800-4-OPTIONS (1-800-467-8466)

Pregnancy National Helpline: 1-800-356-5761

Young Pregnant Support: 1-800 550-4900

Abortion Services Websites

https://exhaleprovoice.org

http://yourbackline.org

LGBTQIA+ HOTLINES

The Trevor Helpline (For LGBTQIA+ questions or problems): 1-800-850-8078

Gay & Lesbian National Support: 1-888-THE-GLNH (1-888-843-4564)

Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT) Youth Support Line: 1-800-850-8078

Lesbian & Gay Switchboard: (UK Only) 0121 622 6589

Lothian Gay & Lesbian Switchboard – Scotland: (Scotland Only) 0131 556 4049

OTHER HOTLINES/WEBSITES

Self-Injury Support: 1-800-DONT CUT (1-800-366-8288) (WWW.SELFINJURY.COM)

Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention: 1-800-931-2237 (Hours: 8am-noon daily, PST)

Eating Disorders Center: 1-888-236-1188

Help Finding a Therapist: 1-800-THERAPIST (1-800-843-7274)

Panic Disorder Information and Support: 1-800-64-PANIC (1-800-647-2642)

TalkZone (Peer Counselors): 1-800-475-TALK (1-800-475-2855)

Parental Stress Hotline: 1-800-632-8188

National AIDS Helpline: (UK Only) 0800 567 123

Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous www.slaafws.org

BetterHelp online counseling www.BetterHelp.com/mental

Crisis Text Line  text  741741

Sexuality and Gender Resources

Scarleteen

DNI: kink/NSFW/porn blogs, transmed/truscum, terf/swerf, racists, antisemites, nazis, thinspo/pro-ana/pro mia blogs, MAP/NoMAP/Pedophiles 

[iggy-x-lucien]

Introduction

Witch: Ignacio ”Iggy” “Nacho” Valdez - They/Them, It/Its, He/Him, She/Her

Concubus (gender neutral incubus/succubus): Lucien “Lucy” - It/Its, They/Them, He/Him, She/Her

Part actual Satanic Witchcraft practice and polytheistic Devil Worship, part queer romance paranormal shitposting ARG. Everything posted (not reblogged) should be taken with a side of skepticism. Kernels of Gnosis are wrapped up in Myth and Narrative. Names of individuals, both embodied and disembodied, had their name changed when mentioned. Events may have not transpired exactly as they are depicted. Makes use of “Glitch in the Matrix” and similar theories, such as “The Backrooms,” as a backbone of some cosmological worldbuilding in tandem with Gnosticism. Theological views, paradigms, and paracosms used here are meant to further the story, not necessarily actual beliefs or outlooks.

Not a place for minors! 18+ only! This is a safe space for sex workers, trans femmes, enbies, aspec, and intersexed individuals. Neo-Nazis, SWERFs, TERFs, and other such harmful, hate filled exclusionary groups are not welcome here. Hate mail will be deleted. I will not hesitate to block.

Contains NSFW content, including Exophilia and Teratophilia. May contain triggering content, such as mentions of self harm, death, gore, BDSM, and dysphoria. Part of this project is to vent, reclaim, and explore past traumas in a healthy manner, woven into story, in order to heal from hurt. My experiences might not be 1:1 with yours. Your understanding might not be the same as mine. If you think you might find this blog offensive, please leave instead of engaging with malicious intent. I will not apologize for being myself.

Althuman (Otherkin/Therian), Spirit-Spousing, Astral Adventures.

About Author: 21+, Mixed & Multiracial. Middle child. Queer, Trans*, Nonbinary/Genderfluid (chiefly demigenders - demiboy/demigirl - and agender/gendervoid). Traumagenic Multiple. Alternative, Punk, Goth, and Emo fashion. I enjoy living in an edgy witchy aesthetic not because I’m a LARPer, but because I find it empowering to be in and I feel attractive in it.

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As of right now, I'd prefer things to help speed along the narrative. Questions in regards to actual magic might be responded to with half-truths, within the context of the fictitious setting, so just be aware. I know most ARGs don’t admit to being such. I’m just here to be weird and witchy.