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It is grammatically correct to say “his or her” instead of “they.”

asksecularwitch: skelenabones: averyterrible: skelenabones: : I’m aware of that. But where in “his or her” do non-binary people fit? Nowhere. also it’s not more grammatically correct – people have been using singular “they” since 1500, Shakespeare used it. death to 1800s prescriptivistism “And whoso fyndeth hym out of swich blame,They wol come up […]“ -Geoffrey Chaucer, The CanterburyContinue reading “It is grammatically correct to say “his or her” instead of “they.””

S/O To New Witches

colourwytch: I used a twig as a wand for years. I used an obsidian arrowhead as an athame, and an electric tea light candle, because I started exploring witchcraft and paganism in a dorm. I used kitchen ware for chalices and pentacles. And I constantly thought I didn’t know enough, have cool enough tools, orContinue reading “S/O To New Witches”

magickalshay: …just out of curiosity… What tokens of affections would you bestow? 😉

bottlerocket1929: Stumbled upon this magical man made structure while on a fall hike through the woods. Source: bottlerocket1929

Tips for Baby Pagans: What makes a Pagan.

thesoothsayerwitch: There is no rule or hard guideline for this.

ocarinawitch: Inspired by my shitty semester at uni. 1) Your current state. This could represent your current level of self esteem, or it could be describing what’s dragging you down – or even good shit you just haven’t noticed lately. 2 – 4) Your admirable qualities 5 – 7) Struggles you’ve overcome and should feelContinue reading

chaosinthewoods: Throwback to fall because I’m 8569% done with winter Source: runnerinthewoods

thegadaboutgirl: whowasntthere: championofazura: Girls, romanticize yourselves. You are a queen. You are a warrior. You are an enchantress. You are a mermaid. You are a goddess. You are all of these things and more, you are the stuff of fairytales. Women, traumatize others. You are a dragon. You are a wolf. You are a bumpContinue reading

Source: horusboris

Money can buy

ragingpeacock: Independence and safety (not having to rely on abusive ppl, getting to control how you spend your time and money) Experiences (travel, events, vacations, entertainment) Health (medical care duh, good food, good location, reduced stress) Opportunity (car, being able to move, having a safety net, “looking professional”) Confidence (clothes that make you look good,Continue reading “Money can buy”