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It's just crap that bugs the hell out of me because obviously kids these days don't take time to read.
I was just wondering if other people get annoyed about these things as well.

Things like people saying their celtic druid, because, if they had a single ouce of sense in them they'd know that the celts never wrote their history, so who ever is 'celtic druid' is just a flop of what the person before them told them was druid.

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No offense here, because I used to be like this but I can't stand underaged occult. Simply because kids aren't mature enough to make a life decision like that. And in the end they just bring a bad name to it.

Am I the only one who thinks like this? Or more rather what urks your nerve about the spiritual world?

It doesn't annoy or bother me, people haphazardously slapping labels to themselves, such as 'celtic druid'. Rather, it really intrigues me because I am the complete and polar opposite; very overcautious about applying labels to myself. So of course someone who thinks oppositely of me is interesting.

As far as the 'underage occult' thing...they don't bother me either, however sometimes I do worry a little for them. Not that I think they're going to go and do something terribly dangerous, but that they will suffer harassment because of their interest. Then again, with so many younger folks (man I sound old) interested, it's probably not as taboo as it once was.

I think I'm too tolerant. xd It reminds me of a conversation I had with Red where I told him about my darker past, and he immediately said I must be terribly annoyed with the emo fad. But I wasn't. I'm weird.

I have a big problem with underage occultists, this is because they very often misinterpret themselves, their research and make them, and the occult community look like a bunch of idiots.

I honestly would only wish that kids would acctually get permission from their parents instead of doing things behind their back.

I'm not to sure about that.

I mean, if the conversation went something like, "I was planning on becoming wiccan at a reasonable age, do you agree to that?" and the parent replies with somthing sarcastic and rude, ignore it, wait till you're out of their house, and do what ever floats `yer boat.

But doing occult because you think that it's cool, or you think that you're going to be some powerful superhero is bad. <----- this is what I see in a vast majority of kids in occult like religions, and this is what I've been trying to get at.

I understand that many people misrepresent the occultish religions, but sometimes you just have to see past that aspect and get the whole picture that not all children who study the occult turn out to be fluffy.

It really depends on what you mean by underaged.

I started to study the occult at a very young age. Now at the age of 14 I help a lot of people by being able to see into the future and read aura's

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Occult = Wicca

And in my opinion, Wicca is not just a religion, it's a whole life style.