That is beautiful @B.Dane 
I’m a water and fire witch. 
And I’d say energy witch. Word witch too. Tantric witch. Maybe a bit of a chaos witch. I can never just pick one 
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There is something very soothing and deep about rainy days- like the outside world fades away and there’s only the cozy, safe present moment. I guess that makes us both Pluviophiles (rain lovers)! 
Thank you very much for sharing, @B.Dane! 
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This is lovely. I totally agree about the rain. I find it satisfying and even comforting to watch the rain run down the livkng room window while I am cosy on the couch…being in Scotland, that happens A LOT! I also thing there is nothing better than lying cosied up in bed while the rain batters the window.
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In the desert, here, we don’t get much rain. Sometimes I feel like I need it. I’ve put together a CD for myself of songs celebrating rain so I can take a rainy day whenever I need it, no matter what is happening outside. It helps me a lot.
Still, there is no replacement for the energy of a good thunderstorm. I like to recharge with the lightening. It’s a rare treat.
When we have a rainbow, I go out in the rain and just stand there enjoying the colors. People look at me like I don’t know when to come in out of the rain. I find it refreshing, and I wonder if some of them have any color in their lives at all.
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I love to dance in the rain and sometimes just stand there and I would get the same especially when I would bring Little Cuteness with me when it’s warm enough
Hey, that’s a good recovery goal. Thanks for the brain spark 
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To be fair, my wardrobe basically is just black, grey, and white. 
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Mine is mostly navy and black, but that’s because people tend to believe big people don’t deserve to have a style of their own. I look and feel good in pastels and brights, but nobody wants to use that much fabric. They ought to be ashamed of themselves.
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Well, those people can go choke a little on some charcoal. Damn.
You ever see anything over on these shores you like, let me know, and I’ll send it over. Aussie beach culture lends to a lot of colourful clothings.
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Thank you. Where would I look? Does Australia have something like Woman Within (whom I am black balling for mistreatment, btw.) or Just My Size? Desperately seeking poly cotton pants in 2X petite, preferably with pockets in yellow, kelly green, pink, fuscia, and cyan.
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I’m not a very good clothing shopper. It’s been a few years. 
Oh, 2X… That’s only like 24 in our sizes, I think. Okay, lots of places should have that size. Where to begin… 
I’m gonna have to learn clothing shopping again. It’s probably about time, anyway. My partner is very attached to some t-shirts riddled with holes, but they have to go!
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Some say the holy shirts are just getting comfortable.
Mom simply threw my clothes away, even when they were my favorites- please avoid doing that: it hurt my feelings. I don’t want to cause a rift.
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So interesting.My vote was eclectic with a neopagan leaning. I enjoyed the video and now have found @Francisco on YouTube. So much to learn!
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@jean1 I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for joining in to share your vote too. Wishing you all the best with your magickal learning, Jean- enjoy! 
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@georgia I’m not sure what you’re accessibility is to thrift shops but mine have a nice selection of 2X and up. I used to order from Woman within. It seemed so expensive for the quality of some items. Maurice’s has some nice clothes…a little expensive too. Sales can be good. Um…BloomChic, Old Navy has some stuff too.
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Thank you @Sivonnah .
Locals in my area are much smaller than me. Thrift stores all over town focus on tiny sizes for kids.
I’ll check out the other places you mentioned online. None of them sound familiar but Old Navy, which went out of business in Ft Wayne, IN before I left 26 years ago because they were too expensive. I didn’t know they still existed elsewhere.
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Just online. If I think of anything else I’ll let you know!
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Thank you. 
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This is a hard question to answer. I have many different ways of working magically and am called to using all the elements for different things. So I guess I am eclectic? But I also strattle this world and behind the veil. So definitely relate to hedge witch… I cook to ward off sickness and promote healing and joy. I have a garden I tend in the spring, summer and fall. And i am into heans and suppliments for healing and support. I love the ocean, I find salt water so cleansing. I like candle magic and using smoke to cleanse, but also sweeping. So it seems I am eclectic hedge witch… always collecting ways to clease, purify, heal and release. And then invite in abundance, joy and work with my ancestors.
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I personally find “Eclectic” to be a great umbrella term- I use it to mean that I enjoy many different areas of the Craft, that may or may not be related! For someone who feels called to practice many various areas, I think Eclectic is a suitable type to choose.
That being said, labels don’t resonate with everyone, and that’s okay too! Whether a witch chooses to wear no labels or all the labels or just pick a few, that’s the power of the Craft- it’s all yours, and all your choice
Whatever label(s) you feel called to, wishing you all the best with your studies, @celineelise! Blessed be
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@BryWisteria thank you so much for your lovely words!
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