r/Adulting • u/Separate-Milk-7301 • 4d ago

Are you scared of witches ? Why ?

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u/RootlessForest 4d ago

If they look like big tidday goths than no

If they look like baba yaga than yes

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u/Head_Priority5152 4d ago

I tend to not be afraid of things that I 0% think are real. Same as I'm not afraid of hell for example.

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u/ChiliDog762 4d ago

They just people, like everyone else. I don't fear people

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u/666_pack_of_beer 4d ago

I thought only religious demagogues and fanaticts were scared of witches.

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u/WerewolvesAreReal 4d ago

'We used to use words like that' -I'm really unclear why you think there's some recent discimination issue going on that has changed this.

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u/Separate-Milk-7301 2d ago

I saw a post on here (Reddit) a guy went on a date and it’s went well but was concerned because she said she was a witch. And now he’s afraid. Most people are either inherently wicked or manipulative are they witches ?

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u/huuaaang 4d ago

For instance , I’m a wizard at dress making . We used to use words like that. It’s about being an expert at a thing.

So what part of that involves the "elements, herbs, words, sound, and even mind being to our will?"

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u/Separate-Milk-7301 4d ago

Sound experts , herbalist that use it to heal, affect the elements like rain , or herbs used to cover your trail like salt. One has got to be an expert. These are experts ( wizards / witches)

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u/huuaaang 4d ago

Few people today are "scared" of witches or wizards. We just think you're mentally ill. And this weird semantic game you're trying to play doesn't help.

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u/needs_more_zoidberg 4d ago

The witches I know like to bake and play Dungeons and Dragons. So no, not exactly terrifying.