iloveya17

@WynterFrost no problem ☺ i love the picture of lana as ur profile pic

WynterFrost

@iloveya17 Thanks, it's one of my favorite pictures of her! I really like your picture too :)
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iloveya17

@Reaper333 aw thanks yea they have but they still dont know  and idk how to tell them without having them kick me out

astrape

My best advice is to learn as much about your chosen religion as possible. Learn it from the inside out, as best as you can. I know that sounds almost impossible, but be able to answer any questions anyone could ask you, especially the tough ones. If it makes you uncomfortable to confront them, then simple practice normally. Once they see how fulfilled you are, how happy you are, how it improves your life in all aspects (such as school or work, or with friends, or within yourself) then they'll start to open up their minds to talking about it. Being aggressive about it will only make them that much more combative. Be understanding, and most of all, don't judge and don't accuse. Just try and speak from your heart.
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iloveya17

@Reaper333 well my parents believe in god and jesus and stuff like that and theyre really hard core church people and i wasnt feeling it then wicca sound cool so when i was reading differant book and i talked to the goddess and really liked it ... No loved it also im a really bad sleeper and i did a sleeping spell and prayed to the goddess about it and ive been sleeping amazingly your book as really really helped me and i even started a book of shadows so yea thanks ⭐

astrape

I'm glad to hear that you're finding something that can make you feel spiritually well. Not everyone finds monotheistic, "mainstream" religions to be fulfilling to them, and I'm glad that you are in a good place. I encourage you to continue doing what is best for your physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Your parents will see how well it's affecting you and if they're there for you, they'll understand and accept you.
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