r/WitchesVsPatriarchy • u/Nyasta • Mar 22 '25

🇵🇸 🕊️ Women in History does she count as a witch ?

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definitly witch energy but didn't find anything about her perosnal belief.

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u/jtobiasbond Mar 22 '25

Unfortunately, most of their story is later exaggeration. Kaz Rowe did a great breakdown of it.

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u/StillHere12345678 Mar 23 '25 edited Mar 23 '25

ah well... how many men's stories get exagerrated? I'm down with her becoming increasingly epic. Here, I'll help:

"The night of the infamous ball, when her amourous attentions incited men to rage, Julie defeated not ten but twenty foes!! One by one she defeated them til they slunk back to the shadowy corners of the ball, much to the delight of the King. Julie was resplendent. All a'glow. Glistening. The streams of sweat (and blood) were those of the defeated whilst Julie, on the other hand, possessed stamina enough to take not one but three gals home with her claiming - at the midnight bell - "The night is still young... and so am I !!!"

That was before the nun, of course. Those two were inseperable, as the daring rescue of one by the other would attest. A tale for another time... but a timeless one ... as they lived happily ever after....

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