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Hey Hetalia cosplayers

So an amazing cosplayer in our server has been recently harassed by someone with the name @/mehorneydaddy. He commented on her body in a very obviously disturbing way being the sicko he is disguising his sexual shit for “"body positive”“

Those of us in the Hetalia Evac Server wish to give this warning in hopes you all block him before he can get to your blogs as well for this “positivity” shit. He refuses to take down content if asked. Please block him as quickly as possible

PLEASE REPORT HIM FOR SENSITIVE CONTENT IN HOPES WE CAN GET HIS BLOG TAKEN DOWN! (keep in mind this is a P*RN BLOG so if you have safe mode on you will not be able to see them. The blog is extremely graphic keep this in mind when going to report)

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Hey guys, quick reminder that this happened.

Listen, I have no beef with porn blogs. Do that with adult women who consent to being featured.

But down show up on some teenager’s cosplay blog and expect to not be called out. Especially when you talk about how that specific person’s body looks!

And only deleting your comment when you get pressure from the community? Not when the teenage asks you to remove it so it’s not associated with her content???

That’s really low.

This happened to a close friend of mine so if you are in a mental state to go to the blog and help her out that would be awesome!

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Witch Tip

I believe all spells require some degree of sacrifice to be successful. It never has to be an extreme gesture, just something that shows you are invested in your craft and are willing to put effort into the spell because your intentions are important to you.

Examples of mundane scarifice:

  • Time: setting aside time in your day in order to plan/prep/cast your spell
  • Materials: I have a small amount of Saffron that I purchase once in a blue moon because of how expensive it is. I save it only for special occasions, and it tugs at my heart when I do use it because I don’t want to deplete my stash too quickly. That feeling is what makes my use of Saffron a sacrificial offering to the spell
  • Money: while not necessary, spending money on ingredients or tools for your spell is a very transparent sacrifice
  • Energy: overlapping with the concept of sacrificing your time, this can include Going on a hike to find materials, cleaning and cleansing your tools and craft-space prior, meditating to get in the right headspace, any kind of Art or Knot magick, etc. This is an especially valuable sacrifice for spoonie or disabled witches (I use disabled as a very broad term here. This can range from mental to physical, mild to severe, etc.)

Now, there is a different between sacrifice and just putting effort into something. Finding a pre-made sigil online and carving it into a candle to light requires minimal time, materials, money, and energy. Therefore, it took minimal effort, thus not making the process sacrificial. You would need to put a significant effort into at least one of the categories. Sticking with the current example: for a time sacrifice you could spend a while writing down your intention for the spell over and over again. For a material sacrifice, you could incorporate more materials like a bell or crystals or ingredients to sprinkle around the candle or just more candles. For a monetary sacrifice, put a dollar in your savings jar every time you light the candle for the spell or just go out and buy materials. For an energetic sacrifice, do any of the things mentioned in the list above.

This is not to say “no sacrifice = no success” or “more sacrifice = more success” as a Rule. This is me simply sharing a helpful tip for you to consider

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The party (a rogue, a wizard, and a barbarian), had got on good terms with a drow house, but didn’t trust them one bit when they were offered an invitation to a dinner.

Wizard OOC: “I’m gonna detect poison the hell out of this food.”

DM: Surprisingly, none of the food is poisoned.

Rogue OOC: “What kind of food is there in front of us?”

DM: “You see before you a spread of unusual foods. You have very fancy glasses filled with a dark wine and several sets of silverware. On your plate, you see the current course is an appetizer. Some black escargot.”

Wizard: “So you guys eat snails down here?”

The Drow, a bit annoyed: “Wildlife is rather scarce in the underdark, but we have managed to find delectable foods with a bit of creativity and Lolth’s blessing.”

Rogue: “I’m not even sure how to eat these.”

The Drow: “Its actually simple, you just-”

CRUNCH

As it happened, the barbarian had turned off his mic so we wouldn’t hear him eating potato chips but had accidentally unmuted himself at that exact moment.

Barbarian OOC: “Not intentional but I’m rolling with it.”

DM: “The drow is shocked and appalled.”

Wizard: “I think we all are.”

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