Witchcraft and Relationships: How Does It Affect Your Life?

I am, it doesn't effect my life or relationships. The only person I could see having a problem with it is my dad, which is why he doesn't hear much about it. I only have friends online, and they've all been open-minded about it.

Hello, witch here. I was never really in the broom closet but I kinda go in and out of it due to certain situations. I've found that tiktok has helped a lot with most people either stuck in the broom closet or are waiting for the right time to get out.

I'm a witch in an extremely Christain household and it's kinda hard but I've got an extremely nice deity that I work with that's understanding.

My husband and I are both polytheistic pagan (and witches). My mom is also the same so it's pretty easy for me in that aspect.

My wife and I are Wiccan

I have a friend who's into witchcraft but I myself know very little about it

im a witch and my family doesnt know as i am a Christan family. my husband is okay with it as it is a coping skill for me. my son who is 2 years old will learn to accept people for who they are

I fortunately don’t live with my parents, I love with my partner who shares the same beliefs and practices I do!

ohhh boy i get this one, so i grew up in a baptist home and my mom was raised by a black witch. it’s affected our upbringing durastically. when i started getting into spiritually as a later on teenager my mom was freaking out. she believed i was condoning so many things but all i was doing was seeing the connection in stuff. it’s deff affected my way of seeing the world since i saw her bless tv’s, phones, doorways and windows with oil to represent the cross-over in the bible. blessing the oil as she did her ritual. i was taught this stuff from like 5 years old. i see life very spiritually and im happy i do. it gives me a good lens for boundaries and for how things are sometimes. im no expert so i can’t read everything. yet the upbringing has given me also a limited form of making friendships. luckily the witch stuff is trending now a days so it makes things easier 😂

I’m from a Catholic family from rural Uruguay. Our spiritual practices looked very weird to American Catholics, which led us to not be quite as active in our church community here. Shrines to saints, giving them offerings and asking for things, as well as ancestor veneration. These things are common among Catholics in many parts of the world and could arguably be considered witchcraft but seem alien to American Christianity. I have the same spiritual practices as my family so it hasn’t led to a conflict in my family.