“You’re a what?!” Mark said when Eleanor revealed to him that she is a witch.
He then ghosted her that same day.
Crap. I realize that Eleanor is better off without Mark in the long run.
It still hurts.

Have you had experiences like this?

I have three insights for you.

1. Don’t Reveal Your Heartfelt Truth Too Soon.

“Hi. I have depression.” Starting a first encounter like this may torpedo a possible relationship. The same holds true for being a witch.

I’m a witch with depression and dyslexia…my husband is truly supportive.

Before you bring up something that may rock your new romantic partner, create some good times first.

2. Ask yourself, “Does this person demonstrate openness to new ideas?”

Some people just cannot find their way to being open to new ideas or different possibilities.

“Look for this in a life partner: Kind, flexible, and tells the truth.” – Tom Marcoux, author

We’re talking about assessing whether the new romantic partner in your life is flexible.

When you’re thinking about, perhaps, revealing your spiritual path, you could ask:

“I’m curious. Was there a time when you heard something you didn’t like, and then you later changed your thoughts about that thing?”

Listen carefully. Does your new romantic partner demonstrate flexibility?

You might eventually say, “I would like to share something with you. There is a lot of misinformation out there. So, how about we talk about some things I have personally experienced?”

3. Expect possible resistance and if appropriate provide a little time and space.

If you do encounter resistance, you may want to give them a chance to process their situation.

Remind them of how you treat people well. Also, remind them of their personal experiences with you.

Give them some time. You may be surprised at the eventual, positive response you get.

Or you’ll learn that your paths need to separate.

May these insights support your path.

Blessed Be,
Moonwater