Do you really love faeries?
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I really love faeries ~ always have. The nickname Blue Faerie all started when I dressed as a faerie for Halloween two years ago. Since my favorite color is blue, I went with that for my costume. A good friend of mine dubbed me the Blue Faerie, and it just stuck! :)
880424
Sock fairies are funny buggers. I've lost many a sock, and I have socks neither I nor my boyfriend can account for. Could they be yours?!
1000399
Of course, though they are fewer in number and so much harder to find . They went into hiding centuries ago as Christianity worked to destroy them.  And, since belief in them is a major prerequisite to faerie knowledge, very few will ever glimpse them again.
816361
Absolutely beautiful and I agree whole heartily.\n\nIt's thrilling experiencing those moments. I often find serenity looking up at the moon and stars and feel a kind of warmth and I know it is Her speaking to me. \n\nThank you for the imagery.
212007
not necessarily\nyou need to actually meet them i nthe natural world, where you can see them as they truly are, not building themselves up with hype as so many do
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A faerie is a mythological class of creatures, like giants or dragons. There are many different kinds are faerie (or faery, or fairy), especially in Celtic mythology, though similar beings are found in many different mythologies, including for example the Greek nymphs or Nordic elves (the short bearded kind). Pretty much, faeries are humanoid, ranging in size from a thumbtack to taller than a human, but all are obviously otherworldly and possess non-human characteristics: the long ears of Tolkeinesque elves are one example of an animal-like characteristic, while others are more obviously bestial. Faeries, like almost any magical creature, are more or less immortal, at least to natural causes. Most faeries are supposed to be very shy of humans, but some are said to need, want, or enjoy human company, at least at times.\n\nPixies are a specific kind of faerie (like a poodle is a specific kind of dog), usually depicted as somewhere between a few inches to a couple feet tall, beautiful, lean, long eared and with insect-like wings. Pixies are supposed to be mischievious, playful, whimsical, but sometimes dangerous, kind of like children no matter their apparent age. Tinkerbell would probably be considered a pixie, but of course still a faerie.
845485
Feelings of desire for someone based on fantasy as to what could be or might be, but not what actually is.
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There is real love. I have been attached to or dependent on  people that I didn't necessarily love. I have called these experiences love out of desperation, but I have also felt true love for others. I just haven't often had it returned. I've had people swear that they did love me, but it was more need than anything--you can tell who does and does not love you by refusing to be a door mat. The ones who remain love you.
355758
Yeah, me. I love Sylvia Browne. And I read a book of he ronce. But I don't believe in witches.
507472
Hello, little daughter! I'm a Non-Denominational Happy Pagan Person. Be happy to answer if I can.
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Fairies, wizards, witches, creatures like shrek (can't think of the mythological name!), Dragons, goblins, unicorns, mermaids and mermans, pegasus, satyr, phoenix, firebird, wyvern, gargoyles and pixies!!\n\n I just had to add this little bit, at the college/ tafe that i am at my nickname is Pixie!!
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Yes. I loved the Fantastic Four, especially when they battled someone like Galaticus and Silver Surfer. God like creatures consuming entire worlds can really stretch the imagination, and someone who's wild but can control fire, someone who's beautiful but can turn invisible, someone who's a normal Joe that can never look normal again, and someone who's brainy who can shape his body into any form that he can imagine is great stuff. In my mind literature, lore, mythology, is all about teaching people to think about things they rarely or never thought about.
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Yes, I used to work with a few.  Sometimes my sister's one, too.\n\nOh wait!  You mean WITCHES?  I thought you meant B----es.  My bad!
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I would want to be a fairy!! They can fly, (woo, hooo) and they get an endless supply of pixie dust. They are small so they get to see and hear things that we will never get to. They live for just about ever, and they stay youthful for the entire length of their lives.  They live in the forest, making their homes in trees, flowers, mushrooms, and mountain sides. They dont have to brush their hair, it's just naturally beautiful ever morning! They have the option of wearing any flower they like as clothing, or they can just go without clothing and there is nobody that would tell them to put something on! They smell nice! They glow, they sparkle, they shimmer! They have magic powers! They are mischievous, pranksters, jokers, fun, happy, energetic, full of laughter and love!\n You know, I could go on forever! But that would take.......well, forever!! LOL!\n Or there is Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile! That is another option!
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It seems the faerie dust is rubbing off on you..... ;)
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In Paganism, they are...\n\nAccording to Animal Wisdom by Jessica Dawn Palmer:\nOf the South\nOf the Air Element\nAssociated with Mystery, Mirage, Deception and protection received thereby, magick, the land of faeries
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I was a strange child who had the entire Grimm's collection - my favourite story was the girl with silver hands.  Her father made a deal with the devil, she had to be filthy so the devil could snatch her, but her tears kept washing her hands so dear old dad chopped them off - then nobody wanted her so she got thrown out, wandered into a prince's garden and he fell in love and got her some silver hands.\n\nYou'd think that would be the happily ever after, right?  But the story kept going, including some murders and other lovely things.  :)  Fairy tales that haven't been edited for content are great!