poll

[rm]

1. What about yourself do you have absolute unshakeable faith in?
1a. Why?

2. One day you will utter this sentence: "You wouldn't believe what I've done to get here." Where's "here"?
2a. What's the response?
2b. What did you do?

3. What story are you compelled to tell over and over again?
3a. Why?

Comments

[heron61.livejournal.com]

1. My luck
1a. I suspect faith is necessary for it to work, also (and more importantly), I've pushed it to rather ridiculous limits and have always had truly bizarre coincidences occur to save me at the last minute (final exams in college being canceled, companies accidentally paying me twice...)

2. My best current guess: in a long-term stable poly grouping (which I hope happens soon)
2a. The people I tell are amused when I relate the circumstances
2b. This answer has two parts:

A) Gotten info several deeply screwed up relationships that ended quite dramatically.
B) (the reason for A) performed some powerful and highly emotionally risky magick. I did one such ritual a decade ago that eventually resulted in me finding imester (which is naturally one of the stories I tell in 3.) and just last night, I decided to do another one on the upcoming new moon to find others to add to our relationship (both because other means have failed and because I think my life is too placid and could use some shaking up). Amusingly, I decided this very late last night and this is the first time I've mentioned it to anyone else.

3. That depends extremely on the people I am with. Generally though, it's one of a small set of anecdotes about my uses of magick.
3b. I've found these to be a quick way to both let people know about me and to swiftly weed out those folk who would be annoying to tell the other exceedingly quirky details of my life to.