Witches

Hey guys im new to this, first thing I want to know is, you know how people say if you have a mole in the middle of your wrist then you are a witch? Is it true??

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No, it's not true.

During the Middle Ages superstitious people would look at moles or extra nipples on the body (not the face) and believed that those were places where the Devil's minions fed from the people. All nonsense of course. Moles are just moles, normal skin growths that occur on thousands and probably millions of people.

to be a Witch one needs to make the conscious decision to study and practice Witchcraft which is essentially a nature-based form of magical practice. You don't become a Witch just because you have a mark on your skin, at least not unless you decide that's what you want to be.

Witches are people [regardless of gender idenity] who practice witchcraft. There aren't any physical "tells." A mole on your body [as mentioned above] is an old belief from the witch trials as a way to identify someone. It's completely false, and they counted anything as a "witch's mark." If you want to be a witch, study the craft and call yourself a witch. There are no other prerequisites [heck, aesthetic witches don't even practice, they research the look and imitate it]