MC: Hey, Your Sister Portia Is Cute.Julian:[Stares]MC: It's A Joke.At The WeddingJulian:[Giving His Best

MC: Hey, your sister Portia is cute. Julian:[Stares] MC: It's a joke. At The Wedding Julian:[Giving his best man speech] And they told me it was a joke.

Y'all, my first grimoire finally got over 😭😭😭

You were the best first grimoire 😔

It's almost been a year since I first discovered witchcraft and I'm so grateful for how far I've come, and how much I've learnt. At the same time, I've discovered that I had been more interested in simply trying to absorb the information as fast as I can, without doing any sort of practical work even with the tools I had.

Well, I want to see that change with my next grimoire! I plan on actually practising what I learnt, and I don't care if its only fulfilment is self-care. It's okay to make mistakes, and it's okay for me to take my time with learning witchcraft and how I can use it.

You do not have to want to see people nude to be considered body positive. You do not have to want others to see you nude to be body positive. You do not have to consider people attractive to be body positive. You do not have to want to be attractive to be body positive.

You are allowed to have boundaries.

A lot of things nowadays are presented in all or nothing. That is just not how life works, especially for some marginalized identities like asexuality, aromanticism, and sex repulsion.

As long as you are not intentionally being prejudiced and hurting others, you are allowed to set boundaries for yourself. Even if others disagree with those boundaries.

It's actually funny how easily I've been able to hide my witchcraft in plain sight from my conservative Christian parents.

"Oh, this table? With the candles and these cool crystals and flowers? Yeah, I like to meditate in front of this. Also it looks nice 🙃"

And both of them have gone for many meditation classes and try to keep it a practise so it's all good!

"Oh, you're asking me why I want you to buy crystals? They're pretty rocks 🙃"

My favorite part about Weird Barbie and Allan and all the other discontinued discarded Barbies and Kens is that they weren't affected by the brainwash, because of course they weren't. They didn't hold that much power in Barbieland, why would the Kens care about them in the Kendom. They're the queers and neurodivergents and disableds of society, those who don't quite belong or feel like part of the sisterhood, but are still absolutely victimized by the patriarchy. Those who stay loyal to feminism and human rights, even those that don't concern them, because they know first hand what it's like to be on the sideline. The compassion and empathy that Weird Barbie (or lesbian Barbie as I like to call her, we all know why she's always in the splits ✂️✂️) shows all the Barbies even though they call her Weird Barbie behind her back and to her face. The fact that, even though they don't like her, the Barbies know that if they ever need help they can go to her and she will always help them, and they trust her judgment. The symbolism behind the fact that when President Barbie offered her a job, she asked to clean Barbieland. She's essential to maintaining this society that rejects her. Sugar Daddy Ken and Magic Earring Ken and Allan are the epitome of queer men and trans mascs and non binary people. They're not nor will they ever be women. But they'll always reject and be rejected by the patriarchy. The discontinued Barbies are the disabled Barbies, they're angry about their design flaws, and they're right there in the trenches trying to get the leading Barbies to wake up and take back Barbieland. Oh I could talk about this part of the movie and the characters for hours. I love them so much.