There seems to be mutual attraction, but the other person has reservations about the age gap and causing harm. Is a spell aimed at one specific person a reasonable way to encourage things to become physical, or is it better to leave that choice entirely to them?
Can a spell help move this toward intimacy?
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People who practice magic have different views on what a love spell can do, so there isn't one agreed answer. I’d keep any working focused on your own clarity, confidence, or an honest conversation, rather than trying to make someone else cross a boundary. Attraction and affection still aren’t consent to physical intimacy.
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Ask them plainly, in a way that makes it easy to say no. You could say you’re interested in taking things further, then ask what their concern means for them and what, if anything, would feel comfortable. If they’re uncertain, don’t treat that as a puzzle to solve for them.
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A spell can be meaningful as a way to sort out your own feelings, but there’s no dependable way to make it produce another person’s choice. And when something has felt inevitable for a long time, it may help to separate that feeling from what the other person is actually ready for. Their hesitation deserves a real answer, not a magical nudge.
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Would a spell for mutual clarity fit that better than one aimed at getting a particular outcome?