Does that fertility religion stuff mean its just for heterosexuals, or people who want to have babies?
Not at all. Most Wiccan traditions are open to anyone of any sexual orientation, and in fact there are some that are specifically geared toward gays and lesbians. Some groups, be they gay- and lesbian-oriented or not, are made up of men only or women only, so that polarity doesn’t become an issue at all. Regarding sexuality, it’s probably safe to say that the majority of Wiccans would agree with Mrs. Patrick Campbell’s famous quote that she didn’t care that what anyone did in the bedroom, “as long as they don’t do it in the streets and frighten the horses.” In terms of ritual, different Wiccan traditions (and individuals) vary considerably both in the amount of emphasis they place on gender polarity and in the extent to which they view it as physical or metaphysical. Those who feel closer to the folk magic side of Wicca’s heritage may emphasize the fertility religion aspect, and have very different roles for men and women in ritual. Those who feel closer to the ceremonialist side are m
