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lesser known deities of the celtic pantheon that are underappreciated

(i did one of these for the hellenic pantheon but there are A LOT more lesser known celtic deities since they’ve less influenced pop culture, so i may do a pt 2) (these are both welsh and irish)

1. Cordelia - goddess of summer and flowers

2. Domnu - goddess of the elements, ruler of the land of the dead

3. Gwydion - god of magick and illusion

4. Dagda - god of protection, warriors, and knowledge. also a fatherly deity. (he’s not super unknown, but i love him and think he’s lovely so he gets a mention)

5. Oghma - god of eloquence and writing

6. Rhiannon - goddess of horses, faeries, and the wind (again, not super obscure but i work with and honour her on my altar and she’s amazing and so she’s on this list)

7. Teutates - god of fertility, war, wealth

8. Scathach - goddess of healing magick and martial arts

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INVOCATION OF THE GODDESS AIRMED (THE NURSES PRAYER)

AIRMED WE CALL ON YOU OUR SKILLS TO HONE

AT BIRTH OF NEW BODY AND SOUL

FROM MAIDEN TO MOTHER TO CRONE

FOR FRACTURED MIND AND SOUL AND BONE

xxx

THROUGH PAIN  LETHARGY AND DESPAIR

I PRAY DEAR AIRMED THAT YOU’RE THERE

TO HELP US FIGHT FOR THOSE IN NEED

MAINTAIN OUR CODE MAINTAIN OUR CREED

xxx

LESIONS OF MIND AND SOUL AND SKIN

AND PAIN THERE HARBOURED IN

OF PAIN OF BLOOD AND PUS AND FEAR

THREE TIMES I CALL FOR YOUR COMMAND

OH AIRMED GUIDE OUR MIND AND HAND

xxx

EARTH AND FIRE AND AIR AND WATER

LISTEN TO YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS

WE CALL YOU AT OUR TIME OF NEED

SUPPORT US NOW

SO MOTE IT BE

 Hooded Celt

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Small Bottle Charm for Stability on your spiritual path

Short Description

This bottle charm is for all of you who sometimes struggle on your spiritual path, who sometimes feel lost, who are having trouble with finding their own believes or simply for those who already have found their spiritual path but they are afraid that they might get lost again at some point in the future.

Ingredients

Salt

3 Mistletoe berries

Mistletoe leaves

Oak leaves

Lavender

Rosemary

Green candle (for sealing the bottle - you can use any colour that you associate with your spiritual path)

Note

When it comes to the preparation, you can check out my previous "Small Bottle Charm for Protection" post. The meditation will be different of course, but you should create your own for this spell, since my path is not same as yours and my meditation probably is not appropriate for your spiritual path.

Good luck!

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Hey, your Paganism is valid af.

Hellenic paganism? Valid. Roman paganism? Valid. Celtic paganism? Valid. Kemetic paganism? Valid. Norse paganism? Valid. Eclectic paganism? Valid. Paganism? V A L I D.

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Small Bottle Charm for Protection

For my Protection charm I have used: - Bay leaf - Mistletoe - Rosemary - 3 small Quartz crystals - 3 Frankincense - Salt - 1 small bottle with cork (I believe mine is around 12 mL) - Black of white candle (I used those small cake candles)

Physical preparation: As in any magical or spiritual work, first, give yourself a bit of time to get in the mood for such things. The preparation could vary from listening to some specific music to meditation - it is important that you feel safe, prepared and ready.

Next, you should prepare the ingredients. In this stage, you can start to imagine, that is to visualize how the energy of protection is becoming stronger. While other ingredients are obviously very simple, leaves could be "troublesome" for some of you, so basically, if the leaves are already dry, you can crush them with your fingers - be sure that you use some plate underneath. If the leaves are dry, then you can use mortar and pestle or if you do not have one, you could cut them with scissors, knife or something similar.

When pouring ingredients into the bottle, I recommend you to start with the salt for a better aesthetic look of your bottle. Then you can add leaves and on the end frankincense and crystals. Close the bottle with the cork, but do not seal it with the candle yet - you have prepared your bottle physically, but the spiritual part is not done.

Spiritual preparation: Now, take your bottle into your hands, prepare yourself and start to visualize. First, visualize a protective energy which rises and starts to protect your whole body. When you feel ready and protected, imagine that the same protective energy is wrapping your little charm bottle too. Next, start to visualize how the bottle and ingredients in it are protecting you from any harm, you are almost like some sort of a superhero who cannot be harmed, anything that tries to harm you is being repelled. When this picture and energy becomes enough strong, see it entering your charm bottle - now, the charm bottle is a vessel for your strong protective energy. When you feel that the bottle has completely absorbed all of the energy, light your white or black candle and seal the top of the bottle. That is it, you have created your small protection charm.

Note: Feel free to add or remove any ingredient or slightly change the making process. I used those ingredients that I am associating with the protection energies, and also those were available back then when I was making this charm.

Good luck!

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Celtic Paganism Deity Guides (Part #2)

Part 1

Danu

Culture: Celtic

Goddess of: Earth-Mother, Fertility, Wisdom, Wind and Water

Symbols: Crowns, Keys, Wells, Cauldron full of Water, Rivers, Celtic Tree of Life

Mother Aspects of the Triple Goddess

Colours: Blue, White, Silver, Green

Animals: Fish, Horses, Seagulls, Salmon, Snakes

Plants: Oak, Water Lily

Incense: Cinnamon, Jasmine, Lavender, Rose, Sandalwood

Other Associations: The Empress, Water and Earth

Offerings: Wine, Mead, Ale, Freshwater, Watering plants

Devotional Acts:

Start a fairy garden

Collect river water for spellwork

Clean up litter around bodies of water

Expand your knowledge and study ancient wisdom

Practice water scrying

Volunteer at a women’s shelter

Work with children

Arawn

Culture: Celtic

God of: Ruler of Annwn the Celtic Otherworld, Leader of the Wild Hunt, Death, The Underworld and Justice

Symbols: The Hounds of Arawn, Cauldron

Colours: Red, Black, White, Brown, Green, Gold, Grey

Animals: Hounds, Pigs

Plants: Reeds, Cedar, Cypress, Ivy, Honeysuckle, Sage

Incense: Dragon’s Blood, Basil, Pine, Sandalwood

Other Associations: Samhain, Saturn, Earth, Pentacles

Offerings: Game Birds such as Duck or Turkey, Bread, Honey, Milk, Mead and Ale

Devotional Acts:

Begin working with Liminal Spaces

Research Otherworld/Annwyn and the Wild Hunt

Volunteer at a Dog’s shelter

Do a ritual on Samhain

Manannan Mac Lir

Culture: Celtic

God of: The Sea, Weather and Navigation. Guardian of the Otherworld

Symbols: Cups, Cloak, A Silver Branch with three golden apples on it, Mermaids

Colours: Blue, Silver, Gold

Animals: Horse, Pig, Cow, Seal, Crane, Swan, Boar, Dog, Dolphin, Sea Horse, Whale

Plants: Alder, Apple, Hazel, Blackberry, Bramble, Reed, Meadowgrass, Yellow Flowers

Incense: Sandalwood, Frankincense, Gardenia, Sea-related Scents

Other Associations: The Summer Solstice, Neptune, The Chariot

Offerings: Yellow Flowers, Sea Water, Bread, Ale and Mead

Devotional Acts:

Visit a nearby body of water

Go swimming or sailing

Study how boats and ships are made

Support sailors

Sing Sea Shanties for him

Buy a compass

Arianrhod

Culture: Celtic

Goddess of: Fertility, Fate, Reincarnation, Beauty, Difficulties

Symbols: Silver Wheel, Full Moon, Weaving Tools, The Zodiac, Corona Borealis

Colours: Silver, White, Green, Blue, Purple

Animals: Spiders, Owls, Wolves

Plants: Ivy, Birch

Incense: Lavender, Moon, Rosemary, Sandalwood, Cedar, Pine, Frankincense

Other Associations: Water, Air, Wheel of Fortune, The Star, The Moon

Offerings: Silver Coins, White Candles, Wheat, Fruits, Home-cooked meals, Salads, Wine, Water, Hot Teas, Smoothies

Devotional Acts:

Practice Divination

Burn some candles for her

Study the Constellations and Zodiac

Cailleach

Culture: Celtic

Goddess of: Weather, Winter, Balance, Cycles, Rebirth, Sovereignty

Symbols: Crone Archetype, Snow, Mountains, Standing Stones

Colours: Silver, White, Blue

Animals: Reindeer, Cattle, Pigs, Sheep, Goats, Wolves, Deer, Cats

Plants: Holly, Gorse

Incense: Frankincense, Vanilla, Pepper, Amber, Anise

Other Associations: Veils, Yule, Samhain

Offerings: Stories (she’s very lonely), Whiskey, Portions of Meals, Soups, Bread, Apple-flavored Pastries, Blue Candles

Devotional Acts:

Embrace Winter

Always check the temperature before getting ready each morning

Take care of stray cats

Watch some deer if they cross your path

Honor her on Samhain and Yule

Collect Snow Water for her

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Samhain Celebration - Ritual

Introduction (Meditation)

Sit in front of your altar and relax. Visualize that you are outside, somewhere in the fields - they are barren and harvested. The weather is slightly cold but you are dressed up well, only on your face and hands you can feel cold air. The sun has gone down, but it is still not dark yet. The sky is pretty much cloudy and you can notice that fog started to appear above the fields. In the distance, although it is not very far from you, you can see a light. You go towards that place.

After walking there for about 2-3 minutes, you see an interesting, a bit strange or even a spooky scene - in the middle of a field there is an open empty coffin and candles around it, you approach it. The light of the candles became much stronger since it has become dark. After a short examination of the place, you should enter the coffin and close it, once you are in. Now, think about the passed year - what positive and negative things happened to you? What have you left behind, what is not a part of your life anymore - it could be people, some of your traits that you wanted to change...? Give yourself a bit of time to think about it, and even allow yourself to feel sad, it is a time of separation and moving on after all.

After you have done contemplating, imagine now that your spirit is leaving your body and it goes out of a coffin. Note that you do not open coffin anymore, since you are a spirit, you easily went out. As you left the coffin, in the contact with the air and the earth, you got your new physical body. It looks the same as the previous one but still it feel very new, different. You also notice that you on changed a psychological level, you have become a new person. Now, stand in front of the coffin, give thanks for all learned lessons in the previous year, give thanks to your old body, bid it peace and farewell, then turn around and without looking back go back to the place from the beginning of a meditation.

When you are there, you look at the sky and you notice that the dawn is near. You take few deep breaths and feel energized, cleansed and consecrated by the chilly air. When you are ready, slowly return to the real world, to here and now and open your eyes...

Sacred circle

If you have a habit of drawing the circle, now it is time to do so. I would write the words I usually use, but since they are not on English, it sounds a bit silly when translated. It is important that you visualize and feel your sacred and safe space.

Invocation

After the sacred circle has been drawn, you can call those who you want you to join in your ritual. I have a habit of inviting goddess Morrígan, to who I pray often, my both family and "spiritual" ancestors and the nature spirits. (I call spiritual ancestors those people who I am not connected to by blood but who had a great influence on me, whether by spending time with them while they were alive or people that inspire me: artists, politicians etc.)

My invocations are usually like this:

"Goddess Morrígan, my dear ancestors and nature spirits, I invite you on this day when the veil is thin, so we can together celebrate the holiday of Samhain. Welcome!"

Celebration

This part of the ritual is classical religious ceremony. These are activities that I will do:

Giving thanks to the deities, ancestors and the nature spirits, with my own words

Making a small list consisting of 3 goals that I want to achieve in the next pagan year

Special prayer dedicated to my ancestors, with my own words

Divination

Feast and celebration - eating and drinking, listening to some music that we find suitable for the holiday we are celebrating, dancing etc.

Closing

Giving thanks and bidding a farewell to the deities, ancestors and the nature spirits and after that closing the sacred circle, if you previously have drawn it.

Small note: My personal practice is that I carve a pumpkin and make the dumb supper before the ritual.

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Small happiness spell 🍊

What you’ll need

An orange

Sugar (brown or white)

Honey

Cinnamon

Lemon juice

Red wine or cider

Steps

Peel the orange and separate its wedges

Place the wedges in a circle on a plate and charge them with your intent, in this case, happiness

Sprinkle sugar over the circle for sweetness, then cinnamon for spiritual power

Let honey drip at the center of the circle while saying: ‘For days doused in sunlight, I drip honeyed delight’

Add a few drops of lemon juice at the center of the circle and say: ‘For luck to come my way, I keep hexes at bay’

Now drip the alcohol at the center while saying: ‘For blessings along the road, I invoke powers of old’

Eat the orange one wedge at a time, starting from the top and working clockwise. Dip each of them in the mix at the center before eating.

Enjoy!

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Celtic Paganism Deity Guides (Part #1)

Part 2

Brigid

Culture: Celtic

Goddess of: Spring, Fertility, Family, The Hearth, Childbirth, Fire, Blacksmiths, Scholars, Physicians, Prophets, Healing, Poetry, Occult knowledge, and Justice

Symbols: Brigid’s Cross, Candles, Triquetra, Faeries, Four leaf clovers, Cauldron, Chalice, Corn Dolly, Anvil, Hammer, Poetry, Forges, Hearths, Wells and Rock Formations

Colours: Green, Red, White, Gold and Blue

Animals: Snakes, Ewes, Sheep, Cows, Bees, Oxen, Owls and Hibernating animals

Plants: Cinnamon, Chamomile, Blackberry, Hawthorn, Basil, Mugwort, Apple, Heather, Dandelion, Snowdrop, Willow, Oak, Shamrock, Crocus, Trillium, Corn, Lavender and Sage

Incense: Myrrh, Wisteria, Frankincense, Cinnamon

Other Associations: Water and Fire

Offerings: Blackberries, Milk, Bread, Herbal Teas, Heather, Brigid’s Cross, Beer

Devotional Acts:

Dedicate some Art to her

Meditate with fire

Learn blacksmithing

Watch the sunrise

Say hello to Cows and Sheep

Hang a Brigid’s Cross above your doorway for blessings and protection

Study healing magic

Plant a bee garden

Cernunnos

Culture: Celtic

God of: Forests, Wild Animals, Finances, The Underworld, Death, Hunting, Balance, Grounding and Healing, Transitioning into the Afterlife and Fertility

Symbols: Horns, The Torc, Gold Coins, Serpents

Colours: Yellow, Gold, Forest Greens, Silver, Black

Animals: Stags, Elk, Goats, Deer, Bulls, Horses, Ram Horned Snakes, Snakes, Boars, Owls, Hawks, Ravens

Plants: Ash, Bayberry, Chamomile, Cedar, Cinnamon, Heliotrope, Holly, Ivy, Lavender, Juniper, Myrrh, Nettle, Oak, Patchouli, Pine, Sandalwood, Sunflower, Vine, Yarrow

Incense: Musk, Benzoin, Frankincense, Patchouli, Pine

Other Associations: Earth and Air, Sunday,

Offerings: Venison, Cooked Meats (ethically sourced), Roses, Sunflowers, Lavender, Wildflowers, Juniper Bark and Berries, Oak wood carvings, Green or Gold Candles, Cinnamon, Cloves, Pine scents, Pelts (ethically sourced), Feathers, Bones, Forest Moss, Antlers, Horns, Pine Cones, Gold Coins, Daggers, Poetry art, Celtic Music

Devotional Acts:

Hiking and Hunting

Connecting with nature

Meditation and Grounding, especially Outside

Dancing

Listening to Irish/Celtic Music

Cooking with his favorite foods

Talking with him

Singing in Irish

Wearing a pendant for him

Taking care of your body, especially if you're chronically ill

Lugh

Culture: Celtic

God of: The Sun, The Arts, Storms, The Harvest, Oaths, Kings, Justice, Craftsmanship, Smithcraft, Light and Warriors

Symbols: Sun, Spear, Harp, Slingshot

Colours: Brown, Gold, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue

Animals: Lion, Horse, Raven, Stag, Crow, Hound, Lynx

Plants: Apple, Oak, Hazel, Holly, Marigold, Goldenrod, Sunflower, Carnation, Rose, Gorse, Bay, Basil, Allspice, Rosemary, Cinnamon

Incense: Apple, Cinnamon, Rose, Frankincense, Myrrh

Other Associations: The Sun, Justice, Sunday, Air and Fire, Full or Waxing Moons

Offerings: Wine, Mead, Apple Cider, Corn, Bread, Apples, Berries, Potatoes, Beer, Harvested Fruits and Vegetables, Corn Dolls, Cloves, Gorse Flowers, Handmade Crafts

Devotional Acts:

Make Art, in any form, for him

Learn self defense

Watch the sunrise

Treat your loved ones to a lovely meal and give a plate to him

Support political and law-based justice, and sign petitions or give donations to make sure justice is appropriately given

Try to become a confident and witty person

Buy a kilt and wear in unapologetically

Go to a Renaissance Fair

Buy medieval weapons, especially spears and slingshots

Rhiannon

Culture: Welsh

Goddess of: The Moon, Horses, Songbirds, Wind, Gates, Horseshoes, Love, Beauty, Fate, Divination, Prosperity, Abundance and Healing. She protects against disaster and humiliation.

Symbols: The Moon, Horseshoes, Gates, The Winds

Colours: Green, Silver, Black, White, Grey, Red, Maroon, Brown

Animals: Horse, Frog, Dog, Songbird, Dragon, Badger, Hummingbird

Plants: Cedar, Pine, Narcissus, Daffodils, Pansies, Rosemary, Sage, Bay, Lavender, All White Flowers

Incense: Sandalwood, Cedar, Pine, Lavender, Frankincense

Other Associations: 7, Waning Moon Phases, Monday

Offerings: Soft-sounding Music, White Candles with the number 7 carved into them, Apples, Willow Leaves or Bark, Ivy, Evergreens, White Flowers, Lavender Oil, Lavender Candles, Studying or Practicing with Liminal Spaces and the In Between, including Meditation, Astral Travel, Dreamwork and Mediumship

Devotional Acts:

Sing for her

Make art, in any form, for her

Show extra love to animals, especially horses, dogs and songbirds

Talk to her or the moon

Sit outside on a windy day and enjoy the breeze

Fly a kite

Keep a dream journal

Make or Buy a Birdhouse

Aengus Óg

Culture: Celtic

God of: Love, Poetry, Inspiration, Youth, Summer and Healing

Symbols: Swans, Golden Harp

Colours: Green, Pink, Red

Animals: Swan, Cats, Deer, Doves, Sparrows, Songbirds

Plants: Strawberries, Rose, Mistletoe, Violet, Birch, Cedar, Elder, Sycamore, Basil, Cherries

Incense: Cinnamon, Jasmine, Lavender, Rose, Sandalwood

Other Associations: Venus, Copper, Air, The World, Justice, The Lovers

Offerings: Red Roses, Strawberry, Mead, Beer, Honey, Eggs, Butter, Milk, Bread

Devotional Acts:

Feed Local Birds

Sing love songs

Use more roses in your spellwork

Keep a dream journal

Never give up on your goals

Talk to him

Ask for help when you need it

The Morrigan

Culture: Celtic

Goddess of: War, Witchcraft, Death, Battle, Sovereignty, Life, The Land, Fresh water, Fertility, Prophecy, Protection, Retribution and Fate (especially Foretelling Doom)

Symbols: Red Cloak, Spear, Chariot, Sword, Shield, Triskele

Colours: Red, Black, White, Blue, Green

Animals: Crow, Raven, Horse, Eel, Serpent, Heifer, Wolf

Plants: Snapdragon, Willow, Aspen, Rowan, Hawthorn, Yew, Belladonna, Mugwort, Nightshade (VERY DANGEROUS)

Incense: Dragon’s Blood, Juniper, Night Queen, Pumpkin, Cinnamon, Sandalwood

Other Associations: Earth, Tuesday, Samhain, Queen of Swords, Justice, Death

Offerings: Red Wine, Red Meats, Red Beans, Bread, Acorns, Water, Milk, Beer and Ale, Chai Tea, Peppermint Tea, Pumpkin-flavored Things, Apple-flavored Things, Any cow products, Coffee

Devotional Acts:

Practice Divination

Stand up for yourself and others

Practice magic

Sing for her

Take care of yourself

Read her myths

Practice with weapons safely

Make art for her, in any form

The Dagda

Culture: Celtic

God of: Fertility, Agriculture, Strength, Wisdom, Magic, Druidry, Kingship, Abundance, Order, Magic, Music and Balance

Symbols: Magic Cauldron, Harp of Seasons, Large Club that can both give and take life, Sun Wheel

Colours: Red, Blue, Green, Brown

Animals: Pig

Plants: Oak, Oats, Willow, Hawthorn, Chamomile

Incense: Cedar, Juniper, Orange

Other Associations: Earth, Fire, Strength, Wheel of Fortune, The World, King of Pentacles, King of Wands

Offerings: Acorns, Music, Porridge, Ale, Beer, Mead, Butter

Devotional Acts:

Come up with your own mantra that inspires you

Become a mentor or father figure to someone who needs it

Research Druidry

Study agriculture

Plant an herb garden

Document and admire the changing of seasons in your local area

Listen to harp music

Aine

Culture: Celtic

Goddess of: Summer, Wealth, Sovereignty, Love, Fertility, Protection, Wealth, Agriculture, The Sun and the Moon and Queen of the Faeries

Symbols: Silver and White Items, Meadowsweet, The Moon

Colours: Red, Gold, Green, Blue and Tan

Animals: Red Mare, Horse, Rabbit, Swan, Cattle

Plants: Angelica, Blackberry, Cowslip, Elder, Orchid, Fennel, Flax, Garlic, Mugwort, Nettle, Oak, Hawthorn, Mistletoe, Alfalfa, Ash, Agrimony, Ash, Birch, Broom, Holly, Lavender, Meadow-sweet, Gorse

Incense: Dragon’s Blood, Fairy Dust, Orchid, Lavender

Other Associations: Midsummer, Air, South, The Sun, Suit of Wands, Queen of Pentacles,

Offerings: Milk, Bread, Home-grown Produce, Cream, Fire and Candles, Sunflowers, Yellow Flowers, Honey, Summer Fruits, Oranges, Bee-related Items

Devotional Acts:

Write a hymn for her

Leave offerings for the fae to keep the peace

Gardening, especially for herbs and flowers

Bee-keeping

Celestial and Fairy Magic

Light candles frequently

Have a bonfire

Spellwork at dawn or dusk

Cerridwen

Culture: Welsh

Goddess of: The Moon, Luck, Poetry, Change, Rebirth, Transformation, The Underworld, Death, Fertility, Inspiration, Magic and Knowledge

Symbols: Cauldron, Dark Moon, Lunar Cycles, Caves

Colours: Silver, Purple, Black, Grey, Green

Animals: White Pig, Greyhound, Crow, Hen, Hare, Otter, Hawk

Plants: Corn, Grain, Vervain, Acorns, Apple, Oak, Hazel

Incense: Sandalwood, Patchouli, Sage, Mugwort

Other Associations: Monday, North, The Moon, Death, The Magician, Suit of Cups, Midnight

Offerings: Pork, Bread, Milk, Water, Wheat, White and Green Candles, Barley, Rice, Peanuts, Poppy or Sunflower Seeds, Vervain, Grain-based Products

Devotional Acts:

Talk to the moon

Write Poetry about her

Buy a cauldron for spellwork

Make some potions

Bake some wheat bread

Take care of Pigs

Study something you’re genuinely interested in

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PoT's turn to turn anthro.

Didn't bother with clothes on this one ugh. JayLionHolly all have lighter stripes in their hair :) Jay and Alder also show some resemblance cuz they're the best bros. Also Sol is a referenence to one of my old doodles of him (posted on twitter) and I kept the same design too

Also!! I'll be posting all these guys on @wacadoodles with transparent bg's so anypony can use them as pfp's and add whatever bg theyd like

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Barbara Gordon and Cassandra Cain: Swan Song to a Dream 

To all my freinds and the athelets whose careeres changed course due to injury. To everyone who has ever watched their dreams set sail for the promised land without them. And to everyone who put thier own pain aside to make a difference for someone else.

I just want to encourage you not to give up. If you can’t be Batgirl, be Oracle. Your dreams, your passion, and your skills matter. Please, share them with this world because we need YOU. You are irreplacable. So invent. Dance. Teach. Direct. Currate. Produce. Keep going my Luvs. I belive in you. 

‘Ravel, Peices for the Left Hand’

https://www.laphil.com/musicdb/pieces/1357/concerto-for-the-left-hand

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Bro quick kiss me on the lips I need it for character development

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the masculine urge to marry a boy and have a happy life together

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She Holds The Universe Together

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Dog senpai and cat kōhai

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the trans male experience is being afraid that if you wash your hands in a public men's restroom you will be clocked

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There are hardly any female werewolves because they break all the classic rules of femininity. They force you to confront female violence, strength, size, grotesqueness and uncontrollability. Historically female shapeshifters always shift into something dangerous (snake) or sleek (cat) or dainty (bird) but female werewolves ignore the masculine gaze completely. They're distorted beasts that have no ulterior motive except to destroy. Nothing about them is nurturing or modest. They're the opposite of what a woman "should be." Their omission from pop culture is not an accident.