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In all honesty without any exaggeration, she doesn’t see it and she doesn’t believe it! Even on here, she doesn’t think people are that into her
They are always looking when she’s there!
I’m sorry you misread it back then! And, I’m glad you like her!
Nice! I think the mid Atlantic in northeast are probably the largest strongholds in the states for paganism. Obviously Massachusetts in Salem for Wiccans. I also know that obviously the majority of practicing organized religious people, specifically Christians, will just lump us all in together. I know there’s a lot of crossovers and a lot of shared things, thoughts and beliefs, but not every pagan is the same. Which is why when I speak to other people who identify as pagan I usually label myself as a heathen or Asatru. I try to align myself as much as I can with my ancestors in the old ways. But I also don’t want to be lumped in with those that identify with Odinism. I’m not White Per and neither were my ancestors.
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She’s a great teacher!