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In order to get away from him, yes

>>11498
Definitely not. The people I truly despise aren't the kind of people that'd truly care if I died. Sure, they'd "mourn", but they don't even see me as a full human being, they'd just be sad in the way they'd be if they lost some figurine and then masturbate over my photos or something. No, I'd rather terrorise them, make them come to harm or simply expose them for the vile people they are. Or curse them to make myself feel better ig, no way to terrorise them if I haven't bothered with finding out where they are now. I like to read Uramiya Honpo when I need some release for my feelings of vengeance. It's a rather gross and brutal read tbh, can't really recommend it because of that, but idk any other episodic series of women protagonists destroying people's lives on purpose in that way

i wouldn't do it to get back at someone but for years i've fantasized about faking my own death, changing my identity and starting a new life. i've even thought about taking a trip to a far enough city (but familiar enough that i'm not read as a tourist) and striking up conversations with random people inhabiting a different persona, complaining about made up problems, things like that

>>11715
When you say something silly and people think you're a child, they are giving you the benefit of a doubt, because the alternative is you're retarded or heavily melanated, in which case calling you retarded would be wrong, because we don't call dogs retarded just because they can't function on par with humans.

>>11715
Not that nona but that sounded like such a 13 year old social media addict thing to do, on par with "This is [your name]'s parent, I just walked in her room and she's dead, how do you feel now?"

Nobody believes online suicides or takes them seriously without hard evidence because, as >>11507 said, it's so easy to fake, and being melodramatic only makes it look faker. Plus if you did it to make a bully feel bad, they're just going to feel accomplished, they will never feel concerned or regret it. Embarrassing and pointless behaviour.

>>9591
It's human trafficking shit for sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXIrNTBc4A0
This one's not creepy, just an awkward music video some woman made that I stumbled upon. It has 1.4k views right now. I feel like someone here might appreciate it.

>>538
This website has a lot

>https://icebergdb.com/iceberg-collection/#

The entire Gophersphere is fun to check out.

>>9974
This is such a good website that has such cool stuff.

>>10638
Go back to pol

>>10616
You have a lot to learn.

go and watch Inside Job in netflix so we can storm conspiracy ideas based on it

>>10709
I want to fuck Brett tbh

>>1317
I guess I’ll start it off

>right off the bat psychic says my dads name
>grandpa is looking after him and you
>says he was watching my last abusive relationship and he wouldn’t have let that happen
>grandpa says “being a hardass didn’t work”
>the only thing I know about him is that he was a hardass
>”there’s a Sarah or a Sylvia looking after you. She wants you to start cooking”
>later when going through a family cookbook that has family photos w my dad, he points out a woman named Sylvia
>”she was always, always cooking”
>unrelated but dad says she was so sweet and his favorite aunt so I’m glad she’s looking after me
>psychic says family wants to keep an Italian, country bloodline
>mentions farms in rural America (been in family for generations)
>psychic says my maternal great grandmother is looking after me
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I’ve never had any experiences with psychics but my friend would religiously go to one. She would always call her during exam weeks to ask what she would get on exams and according to her, the psychic was always spot on. Anyway last semester her psychic told her she would get a grade on an exam that would give her an A (93 for our class) but she got a C on the exam which tugged her final grade down to a B and she almost had a breakdown. I don’t know if she’ll continue contacting the psychic, she’s a very consistent person so I can see her going back in the future.

>>1317
I went to a palm reader, but I suppose it isn't the same thing. Regardless, it was a waste of money. The woman was picking up on things I said and telling them back to me in a slightly different way, as if she had figured it out herself. She would pick up clues to my life and run with them. I honestly believe she wasn't so much a palm reader as she was a people reader.

It's interesting. She thought that I was intelligent and on my way to success due to the fact that I was dressed very nicely and that I was in college, but at the time I'd been failing every course and often wore the same clothes every single day beyond that particular day.

>>1317
This sounds made-up

Most of them are scammers so no

I'd save my dead great grandmother and then apply for a position as a demon torturer at the Eternal Suffering In Hellfire Inc.

I have an extensive curriculum in emotionally torturing men so i'd hope to be accepted for the job hehe

I’d save my sister who’s Wiccan because her boyfriend and everyone else in my family (including my other sister) is Christian in one form or another. I’d hope any of my Christian friends would save me but I’d understand if they chose their family and to let me go where Shayna is

Save Jesus and he will save everyone.

I would rather let everyone suffer than allow them to live under false peace in a corrupt slave system that eternally separates their loved ones from them to be tortured.

Me and my family are all religious so pretty much we are all saved. I would choose my atheist co worker. Shes kind and helped us a lot, she is a hard worker, I wish I could bring her to heaven with us truly.

>>11642
U_U

Some of the questions are so difficult if you're autistic but extroverted. Like neither, people don't like me, but I also don't really wanna be myself and try hard to be accepted x)

>>11649
I find a lot of the answers in general are not mutually exclusive or opposing qualities, just two random things that don't even apply to me

Got EFU. Was kinda sceptical given that it's a personality test but I guess the first line is literally me kek
>>11650
Same

IFU Iu Fc Uu

Things have happened after spells or rituals for me sometimes. Unfortunately, it was almost never pretty. A large amount of spellwork is larp but it's not pointless: if you figure out a ritual/practice that actually does something, there's a high chance of it not being quite what you intended in a monkey's paw type situation that can even take lives. for that reason most of the rituals are meant as a form of safeguarding against negative effects, often by safeguarding against any effects whatsoever, but also by setting intentions and expectations so that if anything does happen, you are at least protected from it.

I started using an Ouija board the other day, I contacted a spirit who told me my family dog is going to outlive me by 100 years.

Once cast an audio sigil to protect something from breaking again. I think it’s been working. Could just be dumb luck though.

I've never had any luck despite constantly trying. Don't know if either Magick really is fake or if I'm just doing it wrong. Hell this doubt might be why it never works for me in the first place, but it's kinda hard to put all my faith in something that's never panned out before.
I've believed in Magick all my life, same with my sister and mother, but I just wish this stuff meant anything practical. My sister's no good either but doesn't let it bother her. My mother seems to have incredible wisdom beyond her years but never shares anything. I just feel frustrated with all this, why aren't I good enough? What am I doing wrong?

>>11618
maybe try praying instead

Tulpas aren't real.

Kek, what's your tulpa like and what do you mean by feeling strange, nona?

>>10390
>That being said I have a question. Are tulpas demons?
yes Tulpas are psychic entities which feed off the energy your brain is formed by, turn to God and banish it, ask politely first tho, maybe get a psychiatrist

>>10390
Whatever you feed into a tulpa is often whatever you get out of it. Though if it's doing something "evil" outside of what it was intended for, it may just be a reflection or manifestation of the subconscious. To some degree, all people are capable of horrible things and will find ways to "justify" it. Like nazis just "following orders" and "doing their job".

>>10391
Idk there’s lots of stories, this video by Hannah The Horrible gives a pretty good take on it all imo

OP here, I have lasting inability to move my fingertips but the antibiotics worked. It sure was scary, I was worried I would have to have my forearm amputated.

What country are these things in?

>>11597
idk but i've heard the only way to get there is to do a lot of meth

>>11598
Spider wasps are a real thing. But, I don't know how she got an infection from them.

>>11608
I think OP had dirt daubers in her gaming drawer. These are wasps that paralyze spiders to lay eggs in them.