Are love spells real?

No

It is only "Real" if you Believe it is. when you believe it is, It will open your mind to possibilities. If you doubt yourself and you don't believe in it, it will not happen.

The spell and it's instructions are like a tool you use to open your mind,

To the possibilities of your intent It is more likely you will believe in it when you've done something rather than just sitting around waiting for it.

Not sure. They might be, but it's a real dick move to use magick to make someone love you through spells.

Not a single love spell is real. Only lust spells are real, so be very careful with them. The Sacred Rite Of Unbuttoning is particularly powerful.

But love spells (not to be confused with lust, two totally different things) are totally useless, and I would know. I fell in love with a powerful witch once (she said so and so did her witch-friends), and even her spell was powerless. There were no spells when I fell for her, it was totally natural. She was primarily into Wicca, but she also studied every form of magic known to humanity. Vodou, Santeria, Satanism, Catholicism, Thelema, Obeah, you name it she tried it. And she was serious about it, so serious she even spelled magic with a k at the end for added authenticity or something.

Then she cheated on me and dumped me, which hurt like hell even though she wanted to stay friends. Then she realized that the guy she ditched me for was a bigger jerk than I was, and wanted me back. When I declined, that's when she cast her spell. She summoned all her vast power and used all her magic knowledge to cook up a nuclear warhead of a love spell. This spell was unstoppable, couldn't be defended against, couldn't be reversed, and was guaranteed to work. Her friends told me all about it, just to give me fair warning. Then she decided to have casual sex with me a few times, just to help the spell along a little.

When I didn't fall back into love with her, the girl was devastated. Not only had she broken her personal moral code of having sex without being in a committed relationship (though evidently cheating was okay), her magic had failed her. The thing she really believed in with all her heart had let her down. I tried to reason with her, because I didn't hate her, and tried to tell her that magic had nothing to do with any of it. But she wouldn't hear it, because she truly believed her magic would work and it didn't.

That happens to a lot of believers in spells and magic and miracles and divine intervention. Don't let it happen to you.

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