My husband sponsored me to canada but my application got denied. Now we have to reapply, but he is not doing what he has to do. I want him to love me and only me and focus really hard on what has to be done.and if he is cheating I need him to stop and want only me. Help me
I know of a hoodoo spell to help. It is not for the sqeemish so if that's you don't read further. Take a little of your menstral blood not a lot it works better if it isn't a lot, remember less is more. Mix it with a drink of his coffee is the drink of choice but since not everyone drinks coffee find something he enjoys drinking. Like I said not a lot so it can easily be mixed and hide the taste it will compel him to love you and only you and unable to cheat. Caution: if your feelings change remember his don't do be sure to break the spell and use responsibly. Any futher questions just message me.
I don't mean to sound like I'm trying to oppress beliefs here, but... That sounds really messed up, graywitch. While I can't gather exactly what this person is trying to seek assistance for, I don't think that is exactly a good idea. In fact, it sounds rather obsessive, and nearly on the verge of insanely obsessed. Also, I don't think I recall hearing of any sort of spell that could meld another person's will so absolutely. In fact, I don't think it's even possible (though I could always be wrong). Even if you could, it's a grave violation of a person's free will, and as such, considered both taboo and plain wrong. Furthermore, I don't think there's any scientific evidence to give it a little windfall, either. I don't believe consumption of menstrual blood triggers any sort of hormonal response within somebody no matter the circumstances. The only thing I can see it accomplishing is giving the husband a stomach ache or something to that degree, as consuming blood is not a healthy practice. It also might transfer a number of diseases, depending on the circumstances. Overall, I would highly recommend not using that idea. To be honest, if you're so paranoid of your husband cheating on you that you attempt to make him unconsciously drink your menstrual blood, then it sounds to me like you're not in a good relationship to begin with. Either that, or you may have psychological issues that need to be addressed by a professional.
There's a difference between providing facts and encouraging obsession via what I can only consider questionable information at this point. I'm not sure if I even want to know who wrote up that spell, or where you heard of it from. But then again, knowing those things might help verify the truth or falsehood behind it.
Either way, I'd encourage you not to encourage others (ironic phrasing, there) to attempt to harm the free will of others. To do so is to violate the nature of humanity itself. I don't think anybody wants to do that. I don't think I know of any belief system that encourages that, or even accepts it, either. Perhaps that's just my ignorance, though.
I'm not going to force my views on anybody, but I feel obligated to speak for the sake of the person's free will. Plus I'm fairly certain they would not appreciate unconsciously drinking menstrual blood. I think doing something like that could possibly be considered illegal in many countries, as well. But I'm no law expert, so I can't say that for certain, either. But either way, I just encourage others to respect people's free will, even if the type of control they are going for doesn't exist anyhow. It's the concept that matters, really.
i get it, you're expecting us to stir a cauldron say 'double double, toil and trouble' and make something to make him fall madly in love with only you and not have eyes for anyone else ever. here's the thing, magick isn't like that at all. magick combines spiritual energy and personal effort to bring the desired change [while it's different, think of it like a prayer, you ask God to help you with a task, then go out and try to figure out the task. God might then intervene and you'll find your answer sooner]
my friend married an american 2 years ago, and has a 3 year old with him, and they just got his citizenship, so i know [not first hand, but fairly close] how stressful, difficult, and aggravating the situation can be. perhaps your husband is tired, not of you, but the situation. the problem is probably less a roaming eye and instead a need to forget this situation and be with you for a little while. i know it's costly so i don't expect you to spend a week alone in Niagara or something, but plan a weekend for the two of you, perhaps an at home activity you both enjoy. [that's the problem, sometimes life gets in the way of the little things]
however, yes, there are spells you can cast to make him faithful, to make him love you, to make him 'straighten up and fly right' but you shouldn't do them for a number of reasons. the first is spells ware off, these spells to make him faithful, loving, and obedient are only temporary, you need to address the real issue [especially if you're trying to become a citizen of another country. imagine you get in and you end up separating a month later due to differences? you'll be in a new country with no money or worse since it costs thousands to get the visa, and a divorce isn't cheap either] and say he is cheating and a spell makes him stop. those urges will still be there, and at some point he will break free from the spell and cheat again. make him do as you say [as in all the legal stuff to get you into Canada] you could cast a spell to have him more accepting of your suggestions, but you still have to sit down and talk to him [don't nag] and again, this spell will ware off in time unless you constantly recast, and it isn't love if you force someone.
