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She's really trying way too hard on the whole sex/red witch thing.
I mean she's trying, but she's really not my type at all. Honestly, she's just not my type. She's not nearly as good of a dancer as that other chick what's her name either. I've seen Witch of Wanderlust a couple of times, but it's really more of as a light/shadow comparison between what she's projecting and the Salemite of the Bible.
The Salemite actually was a witch. These YouTubers are what I call dabblers. It's just shells and spells with these flakes. The vibe is just all wrong. It's like listening to music out of tune.
That's why it doesn't actually do anything for me.
Quoting: The_Gardener She's another young one.
I hate to be the one to say who is a witch and who is not because the term is self-defined. You can call yourself the High Wizard of Eldenwood and it's true for you as you define it.
We have no orthodoxy which defines us. You can pick up rocks and paint them and call yourself a 'witch'.
Back in the day, and I'm sure you know this, there was a huge controversy when the feminist wicca witch became a thing in the late 70s and early 80s. All of the 'traditionalist' craft users were like, no that is not witchcraft. And the wiccans are all fakes and 'not real witches'
I never took that viewpoint because like I said, the term is self-defined. Who am I to say what a 'real' witch is?
But I will say this. Almost all of the YouTube witches are young and many of them simply picked it up because it was cool and trendy. Not that that is necessarily a bad thing. We all start the path somewhere. I call these the silver ravenwolf bunch.
But the old school practitioners, the ones who were born into families with a witchcraft tradition or those who were brought into it at an early age, by and large they aren't posting on YouTube and ticktock.
