re: Anyone here ever dated a witch?

I married one

So she worships Satan. Good luck with that. Children rearing would definitely be an adventure following the Devil’s playbook.

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Throw some holy water on her

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Ok big fricking deal. What kind of witch? There are many many types from white witches to Wiccan’s to dark witches and satanic ones.

It’s like autism, there is a huge spectrum from it being a hobby or way to connect to nature to human blood sacrifices. The only good thing is that I have never heard of many black witches outing themselves like that. Ask them to tell you more about all this.

A few examples, again they can all be white (good witches) to black (dark, typically evil witches.

While there isn't a definitive list of exactly 22 types of witches, different sources categorize witchcraft practices in various ways. Common types of witches include Eclectic, Green, Kitchen, Cosmic, Hedge, Sea, Elemental, Ceremonial, Hereditary, Solitary, Crystal, Dianic, and Lunar witches. These categories often overlap and reflect different focuses and traditions within witchcraft.
Here's a breakdown of some of the most commonly discussed types:
Focusing on Practice:
Eclectic Witch:
These witches draw from various traditions and beliefs to create their own unique practice.
Green Witch:
Green witches have a strong connection to nature, particularly plants and herbs, and use them in their magic.
Kitchen Witch:
This type focuses on using household ingredients and practices in their magic, often incorporating cooking and baking.
Cosmic Witch:
Cosmic witches are deeply connected to astrology, astronomy, and the energies of the cosmos, often working with lunar cycles and celestial events.
Hedge Witch:
Hedge witches are known for their ability to traverse between the physical and spiritual realms, often working with spirits and guides.
Sea Witch:
Sea witches have a strong affinity for water and its associated energies, often working with oceans, lakes, and rivers.
Elemental Witch:
These witches focus on one or more of the classical elements (earth, air, fire, water) and their associated energies.
Ceremonial Witch:
Ceremonial witches often follow structured rituals and practices, sometimes incorporating elements from various magical traditions.
Crystal Witch:
Crystal witches work with the energies and properties of crystals and gemstones in their practice.
Focusing on Tradition or Lineage:
Hereditary Witch: These witches come from a lineage of practitioners, inheriting knowledge and practices through their family.
Solitary Witch: Solitary witches practice alone, without the need for a coven or group.
Dianic Witch: Dianic witches often focus on the goddess and feminine energy, and may be associated with feminist spirituality.
Other Notions:
Lunar Witch: Similar to a Cosmic Witch, but with a more specific focus on the moon and its cycles.
Baby Witch: This term is sometimes used to describe someone new to witchcraft or exploring different paths.
Faerie Witch: These witches work with faeries and nature spirits.
It's important to note that these are just some of the ways that witchcraft can be categorized, and many practitioners may identify with multiple categories or create their own unique blend of practices. The term "witch" itself is broad and encompasses a wide range of beliefs and practices.