Evil sorcery

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serloco wrote:So my roomie tried to belittle me and bully me into doing his dishes. A petty squabble. We do what we must. I laid a curse on him and told him that his friends would betray him and his voice would flutter, and his mind decay. I watched him and his friends stole his prized possessions. He was frantic and down. He couldnt talk right an started to sound like a imbecile. I was happy. But today I made peace with him and he shook my hand and said good things about me. I told him if his heart is right then i wish him goodwill. Peace has been made.
You DID wish him harm.  The part I made bold demonstrate your wishing of harm.  That is what a curse is.  Then you described what you intended for him.  Those intentions were harmful. 

You. Did. Wish. Him. Harm.

Yes, I get that he may have treated you poorly to warrant such a severe reaction to a small incident.  You were pushed too far.  That's obvious.

However, cursing people doesn't really seem like a well-adjusted thing to do.  Curses are largely a last step to resolution.  Before you reach that point, things like talking it out or maybe even MOVING would be more appropriate to cursing people.  Why?  

Curses take energy.  The situation is obviously not one of nourishment.  It takes less energy in the long-term to move to a more nourishing environment than it does to curse those you live with.  

Curses are what weak people do.