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I know this is kind of strange, but i am asking this because i was reading a book about Witchcraft and it kept refering to the one who practice as "she" or something like that. So... if anyone could tell me i would be glad.
Thanks. [happyface]

No, they use "she" just because of the overly patriarchal society we live in. Also women tend to be more intuitive, but that doesn't mean that a man is less capable of witchcraft. [wink]

Serenitydawn wrote:Also women tend to be more intuitive...

Hey, now waitaminnit...
I'm sensing a little gender bias underlying this statement.

Upon what, pray tell, are you basing this supposition?
Hmmmm? [geek2]

Ok, Thanks Serenitydawn, i was just a little confuse, now i know for sure, and TheSeeker, just an opinion man, just an opinion...(i guess) [lol]

TheSeeker wrote:

Serenitydawn wrote:Also women tend to be more intuitive...

Hey, now waitaminnit...
I'm sensing a little gender bias underlying this statement.

Upon what, pray tell, are you basing this supposition?
Hmmmm? [geek2]

Just a fact. [wink]

Not a big fan of gender stereotypes, not a big fan of gender full stop! Genesis P-Orridge FTW!

Also, if you could please recommend some books about Witchcraft, i would be thankful(again).

There is a list of free books on here you may find interesting: http://www.occultforum.org/forum/viewto ... =4&t=32833

I'm LHP, but I've heard good things about this book: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-wit ... 0919345928

I used to have this one, it was good too: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/nocturn ... 0738701660

Thanks again, Serenity! You've been really helpful!

Giobane wrote:Thanks again, Serenity! You've been really helpful!

Oh good, you are most welcome. Good luck! [happy]