𝕯𝖊𝖆𝖉 𝕲𝖎𝖗𝖑

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18+ ONLY — NO MINORS — NO MERCY

If you are looking for comfort, turn back now.

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My name is Briar Omen. (She/Her)

I’m 30 years old.

I am a dark folk forest witch, living in a small rural town where the woods press close, the churches rot quietly, and nothing stays buried for long.

NO HATE NO BULLYING BE KIND TO YOURSELF AND OTHERS

This blog is not a hobby.

It is a record of devotion—to darkness, to rot, to truth without polish.

I write from the edges: tree lines, graveyards, abandoned roads, forgotten towns. From places where belief curdles and something older listens.

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WHAT THIS SPACE IS DEDICATED TO

This blog exists for what I love, what obsesses me, and what refuses to be made respectable:

• 🕯 Satanism & the occult — refusal, sovereignty, blasphemy

• 🩸 Witchcraft — feral, ancestral, done in dirt and blood

• 🕷 Horror — Southern Gothic rot, Midwestern emptiness, small-town dread

• 🌾 Cosmic horror — the vast wrongness beyond the treeline

• 📼 Retro decay — the 70s, 80s, and 90s as haunted relics

• 🔺 Cults & true crime — belief taken too far and never far enough

• ⚡ Grunge, metal, punk — noise as survival, rage as scripture

• 🪦 Death-positive devotion — cemeteries as sacred ground

• 🏚 Abandoned places — farmhouses, churches, towns God forgot

• 🖤 Dark poetry & vampiric hunger

• 🩸 The supernatural dark feminine — feral, wrathful, holy

• 🔪 Female rage — unsilenced, unsoftened

• 🕸 Gothic & blasphemous beauty

• 🚪 Liminal spaces & backrooms — thresholds that shouldn’t exist

• 🩸 Gore, blood, and the truth beneath skin

• 🕯 Anything weird, strange, cursed, or deeply wrong

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THE LAW OF ENTRY

This blog contains blasphemy, death, violence, occult belief, and sacrilege.

There will be no trigger warnings dressed as apologies.

If you believe suffering has meaning—leave.

If you believe obedience is virtue—leave.

If you believe rural places are pure—leave.

But if you know what grows in fields when no one is looking,

if you understand that rot is a form of memory,

if rage feels closer to prayer than silence—

then stay.

The churches are empty.

The silos are listening.

The land remembers your name.

🕷 — Briar Omen

Maintaining your composure when faced with negativity isn’t just about "being nice"—it’s about protecting your energy and recognizing that most vitriol is simply a reflection of the sender’s own internal shadows. Whether it’s a stray comment on your feed or a tense encounter in person, here is how to navigate the noise while staying centered in your power.

1. The Power of Silence (Online)

In the digital realm, attention is currency. When a bully leaves a comment intended to provoke you, they are starving for a reaction.

• Starve the Flame: Don’t explain, don't defend, and don't argue. Silence is a sophisticated boundary.

• The "Block" is Your Sanctuary: There is no "win" in a digital shouting match. Use the block and restrict features liberally to keep your digital space curated and calm.

2. Radical Indifference (In Person)

When dealing with "real life" friction, your greatest tool is your lack of reaction. Bullies often rely on making their targets feel small or flustered.

• The "Grey Rock" Method: Become as interesting as a grey rock. Give short, polite, but non-committal answers.

• The Power Stare: If someone says something out of line, simply look at them for three seconds, tilt your head slightly, and ask, "Are you okay?" or "What a strange thing to say out loud." It shifts the discomfort back onto them immediately.

3. Transmuting the Energy

Instead of letting the hate sit in your chest, use it as fuel.

• Focus on the Craft: If people are talking about you, it means you are evocative. Use that realization to pour even more intensity into your creative projects, your style, or your personal goals.

• Detachment: Remind yourself that a person who is truly happy and secure never has the time or the desire to tear someone else down. Their "hate" is actually a confession of their own limitations.

• The Dark Feminine does not seek validation from the masses; she finds it within her own shadow.

How do you all keep your peace? Do you have a specific ritual for clearing bad vibes after a confrontation? Let's discuss in the notes.