i am a male, so i cant be a witch. but they were trying to make me a wizard. and you know the ritual for that... 3014630141
Oh my dog, you weren't the witch right??
I don't, but I think I can guess, and Dane would be in lol.
Nah, no need to be sad, I bumped with my lovely girl yesterday. I could give her a bump every day, but there's a few reasons I normally don't. One being perpetual leakage. Another being a certain smell the tends to develop if I go every day, day after day. Last reason being, I'm young, but not raging teenager young, this dude guy some recharge time.30144
I feel ya, same here. Just thought forsure I'd be right lol.
I happen to have a male witch friend that hates the term "wizard" that would disagree! He likes to be called a "male witch" or a "male that practices witchcraft."
30158 uhh.. isnt witch and wizard just female/male counterparts of the same thing? like saying drake/duck or todd/vixen?
That's what I thought too, but apparently not. I've called him a wizard before and he doesn't like it. To him witchcraft is more of a spirituality thing, or something that put his mind at ease in regards to unknown forces of the universe. He tends to do a lot of meditation, self reflection, and likes to cast positivity spells for his friends.
30162 the most devilish kind
30163
From what I understand, the two aren't always necessary linked. Many of the witchcraft practicing may have pagan beliefs, while others do not. For those that do not, they may tick the "spiritual" or "other" options on the poll.
Technically they're both gender-neutral terms. We generally think of "witch" as female but "witch-doctor" as male, for example. An wizards are wise in the same way drunkards are drunk and laggards... lag?
hmm.. maybe the gender-neutral term should be 'black magician' for simplicity? 30168
