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witchy women always rule

Writer: Yusra
Yusra
Dec 10, 2025
2 min read

Updated: May 19


Yeah - witchy women. You read that right. Witches that wield their own intuition and mystique as spells on others. And this witchcraft puts the world at their disposal.


Witchcraft — not the kind with broomsticks, crystal balls, or tarot cards, but the craft of alchemy that can seduce, shape or break a spirit.


Women were born with it. There was never a need to learn it. Its like our souls couldn't contain all that mystical and occult insights so it flowed into the curves of our waist, softness of our bosoms and the depths of our gaze.


Can I label this as something concrete? Not really. Its definition holds no boundaries; it roams in that space between this world and the other one. But it shows itself in ways that can only be felt. It surfaces as cues during conflict, or in the stories she carries of raised eyebrows and deceptive smiles. It lives in her psyche, the part that senses the arrival of a threat before it even forms. It rests in the courage to trust intuition before logic, when the body reacts before the mind can register, when moods are read long before words are spoken.


And this isn't about some bodily seduction that tends to male attraction. In fact, it's almost never the body that men chase. What he is circling around, without knowing it, is an encounter with something he was never taught to cultivate in himself — the stillness, the knowing, the ability to feel before thinking and trust it anyway. He was raised to override exactly that. And then he meets someone who never had to learn to override it at all. Not because he wants to possess it. But because somewhere beneath everything he was told to be, he recognises it.


It holds a power so strong that it led to absolute male domination. Societies created rituals that limit it, built rigid institutions of marriage to control it and domestic customs to kill it - all to silently force the women into oblivion of her own powers. They labelled emotional awareness as 'sensitive', discernment as manipulation and intuition as hysteria - everything that threatened the set order.


Most women don’t even recognise this reality. And the ones who do are usually too afraid to touch it, leave alone engage with it. The few bold ones who dare — the women I unapologetically call bitches — are the ones who end up steering the whole damn world.

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