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samwisethewitch · 2 years
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Are you tired of anti-choice people telling you that your views on abortion have no historical/religious support?
Me too.
So I wrote a book proving them wrong.
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"An exploration of the history of contraception and abortion in witchcraft and paganism.
This celebration of the history and spirituality of reproductive freedom combines thorough research, reflection, and magical practice with an easy-to-understand writing style. Learn about birth control in the ancient world, which gods and goddesses were historically called on to prevent pregnancy, how to cast a spell to find an abortion provider, and more!
Written with an intersectional, trans-inclusive approach, Sacred Choice acknowledges the nuance of reproductive justice and the ways abortion and contraception access is affected by race, gender, ability, and social class."
Release Date: September 22nd, 2022 (Fall Equinox!)
Available for preorder now!
You can preorder the ePUB for $1 USD on Etsy. You will receive a bonus PDF to ensure file compatibility on all devices. Your digital files will be sent to you on the release date.
If Kindle is more your speed, you can preorder the Kindle ebook for $2.99 on Amazon. The ebook will be auto-delivered to your Kindle library on the release date.
You can also preorder the paperback for $6.99 + shipping on Etsy! Physical copies will be shipped on the book's release date, so you will receive them a few days after the 22nd.
Please note that paperback preorders are hard-capped at 100 copies. This is because I am a one-woman distribution team and want to make sure I'm able to fill orders on time. If having a physical copy is very important to you, I recommend ordering as soon as possible to make sure you get one.
I'm really excited about this project, so please do message me with any questions you have about the content, my research, or the release!
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sylviaritter · 8 months
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Two of Swords
The next tarot card is done. So far 52 cards are now completed!
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cathedraldecay · 2 years
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it’s so funny when in interviews frank talks about kids shouting out mcr songs at his solo project shows and he’s like “you don’t want to hear me sing that”, because now that mcr’s touring that man screams every word to every song, most of the time directly into the microphone. his mic is turned all the way up, every song is a duet.
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revvethasmythh · 1 year
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I do think there's something really interesting about Nott specifically choosing to not tell the group she used to be a halfling before she was forced into confessing it. She had ample opportunity to tell someone what had happened to her, hell the group specifically presses her on her dislike of goblins. And they're all listening and sympathetic and supportive. But she stutters through a half-lie and says, "As long as I've been alive--as long as I can remember, I haven't felt comfortable in my own skin. I know that I'm a goblin but I'm not--I'm not like them." It would have been easier to just tell them the truth here, but she doesn't.
I have to assume there are competing forces driving this reaction. An inherent part of her relationship with Caleb at this stage is the hope that one day he will be powerful enough to make her a halfling again. But she never tells him that's what she's hoping for, again, until she's forced to. She walks past every opportunity to say something and hides in her own lies instead. Because that's safer? Because the knowledge of who she used to be is private and sacred and not something she wants to share? Because she's already given up hope that her plan for Caleb to help her would ever be successful, before she's even given him enough information to try? Maybe just because if she speaks the truth out loud she has to revisit a painful past, and speaking in half-truths feels more approachable.
Anyway, it's a very interesting illustration of the way Veth doesn't really ever share her deepest problems unless she is very much pressed to. I know it's often commented on how Sam dropped so much of her backstory without anyone having the information to know what those drops meant, but it's equally interesting the fact that she intentionally chooses not to share the information, even when there was more trust in the party, even though she knew her plan would never work without eventually telling the story of what happened to her.
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artigas · 11 months
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am i truly expected to wake up every goddamn day and keep my unbridled (and correct) hatred for taylor swift all to myself just because i want to make and keep friends? hell is empty and all the devils are here
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sylvies-kablooie · 4 months
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reading a fic that is a retelling of s2 but with Improvements and honestly cannot recall which elements of the loom lore are canon and which elements this author made up because i have no capacity in my brain for technobabble.
yeah sure there's a failsafe and it nukes all the branches that got activated after sylvie killed the dude. so like there was no way freeing the timelines would ever work. was that canon? don't look at me.
and sure, the loom was only around for 1,000 years but somehow without it the universe blows up. but also life existed before the loom. it just cannot exist after it.
who knows what's going on? it is not the owner of this blog!!!
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mike wheeler you better get vecna’d next season because holy shit you got baggage
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stygianoaths · 1 year
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Alabaster C. Torrington based off of @pjocharacterdesign's character design!
Picrew credit: @/happymael on Twitter.
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samwisethewitch · 2 years
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thelanternlight replied to your post: Are you tired of anti-choice people telling you that your views on abortion have no historical/religious support?
No, I’ve literally never needed religion to justify bodily autonomy.
That's totally fair. As I've said many times before, I don't think religion (ANY religion) should affect decision-making in a secular government. The science tells us that abortion is safe and humane, and that's what we should be using to make policy decisions.
However, the reality of the situation is that in the United States and several other Western countries religion is part of the discussion, whether we want it to be or not. And right now that religious side of the debate is dominated by conservative voices from within Christianity who have spent literal centuries spreading misinformation about abortion and contraception.
Being able to claim the moral high ground is very important to these people, because the moral high ground is all they have. The science disagrees with them. The history disagrees with them. Popular opinion disagree with them. Their movement is 100% dependent on the idea that the other side is made up of evil, immoral supervillains who kill babies for fun.
My purpose in writing this book was to correct the misinformation spread by anti-choice groups and to remind people that Christians don't speak for all religious or spiritual people.
If anti-choice people are going to use "freedom of religion" to argue against science and popular opinion, they need to be ready to acknowledge that pro-choice religions exist and have existed literally since before recorded history. And if we're going to take one religion into consideration, we have to take others into consideration as well.
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chirpsythismorning · 1 year
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Over halfway done with the ST5 vision playlist and… Just came across the most terrifyingly ST5 coded song and I’m 🫢
Like at first I was like, “okay, nothing really— wait no. that’s interesting… actually?… wait, what??— WAIT!
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wild-flowerhoney · 8 months
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“the love was there. it didn't change anything. it didn't save anyone. there were just too many forces against it. but it still matters that the love was there.”
dumbledore going to sirius after barty's received the kiss - eyes grave and tired, showing his true age. characteristic glimmer snuffed out - and sirius thinks its something about harry, something about voldemort, that has him this worried. this defeated.
but "no," dumbledore says "no, sirius, this has nothing to do with voldemort or harry." and there's an underlying sadness to his words - some unspoken grief lingering in the air. soaking every movement till his limbs appear shaky and his movements unsure, practiced yet clumsy.
dumbledore is holding a box - plain wood, unremarkable in any way.
"this," he says "was given to me by barty crouch jr before the dementors could get to him. it was his last wish to have someone to give it to, someone to keep it safe."
sirius is confused, terribly so. he says as much, reaches out as if to slap the box away, might be dangerous - dumbledore shields it, carefully, as if it were made of glass.
"i had one last conversation with crouch, where he told me all i needed to know about its contents. i've come here now to relay to you the same knowledge he gave me and pass on this box to you, as you are the one that should get to have it."
sirius opens the box.
regulus black, fifteen years old, scowls at him from an old picture. regulus black, twelve years old, waves cheerfully. regulus black, seventeen years old, looks to the side nervously.
"tell me."
albus dumbledore speaks - quiet, as if the words could fall apart were he any louder - and something secret, long hidden away in dark rooms, is brought to light.
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claire-starsword · 2 months
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hi i finished reading the shining force novel. translation is still not done, at some point i just started reading ahead to know the whole plot before going back to translating, but i did get to a good chunk of chapter 2 so i have a lot to post already. I hope to start posting this week but it is a busy time for me so i don't know how it will go.
I. Have been rewriting this post for hours because there's a lot I want to say, there's a lot i enjoyed but also a lot I want to criticize to death, you know how i am, if I can still rant about SF2's ending after decades imagine what i can do about a novel lol. But there's no point in ranting before you all get to read it as well, so I'll wait and hopefully post soon. I just had to vent at least a little about my impressions
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tlatia-the-radiant · 2 months
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May I ask how he is a mass murderer? He took no part in either of the purges or the Xenocide, and even tried to stop the purges. He is kinda the good guy here, and he brings up good points, you are blaming him for things he didn’t do. If anything he is a more respectable person that the Emperor, which is a low bar, but the point still stands
Laura stiffens a little bit.
"Vendis Adi. Chao Jin. Elizabet Porte. Hallis Cruz. Benna Cruz. Those were the first five casualties when the Moiraides boarded the Dawnbringer. None of them were Astartes, or even armed. They were just innocents caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. That didn't stop Custodians from killing them, or ninety-eight other people. Murshi Cen. Philla Vilm Cen. Urga Jalom. The list goes on, and I remember them all."
"That's not mentioning all the people killed when the Summer Light was crippled, or when the Pax Nova was hit by a broadside," Citalicue adds.
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irulancorrino · 3 months
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when you have an incredibly stressful d&d session and come away from it frustrated and dreading the next one and two days later your DM has a Talk with you about you playing or not playing your character a certain way ✌
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loveandthepsyche · 1 year
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💫 Be realistic. Expect a miracle 💫
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grasslandgirl · 2 years
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MY SISTER TURNED INTO A HAUNTED HOUSE.... OH HOLY SHIT THE IMPLICATIONS
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