YES and No. Accident not Accidental.

🕯️🕸️👁️‍🗨️✝️
NSNC MASS: “Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve” – Taylor Swift
Filed Under: Spiritual Trauma Recovery | False Authority | Ex-Vow Breaking | The Return of the Inner Priestess


💔 OPENING CONFESSION:

“If you never touched me, I would’ve gone along with the righteous…”

This is not just a breakup song.
This is a spiritual exorcism
a mass for every girl, woman, mystic, or light-bearer
who gave her purity to someone who masked control as devotion.
Someone who wore a collar but broke a soul.

It’s the uncrowning of the false king.
The reclaiming of a body once marked as shameful, now sacred.


⛓️ THEMES UNBOUND:

  • ✝️ Religious guilt twisted around desire
  • 🧠 Gaslit timelines that rewrote the truth
  • 💉 Spiritual violation posing as love
  • 🕊️ Divine femininity finally saying: “Never again.”

This is Catholic grief meets fierce reclamation.
The Girl Who Prayed
becomes the Woman Who Commands Angels.


💎 GEMSTONE ALTAR:

💎 Jet – absorbs trauma from spiritual abuse
💎 Moonstone – returns power to the feminine cycle
💎 Serpentine – awakens suppressed sexual life force
💎 Pink Amethyst – holds space for grief and rage

Burn frankincense.
Write one name you need to release in oil or ash.
Say:

“You are no longer my priest.
I am the temple now.”


🩰 NSNC WCS USAGE:

This track is not a casual social dance—
but for performance or ceremony, it is devastating.
Use breaks and stillness to express sudden heartbreak.
Sharp footwork mirrors lines like:

“Living for the thrill of hitting you where it hurts.”

This is where your body says what your voice couldn’t.


🖋️ NSNC PSALM FOR AJA (AND THE COLLECTIVE):

“If clarity’s a god,
then he sat quiet
while you swallowed the blame.

But clarity is also a blade.
And you hold it now.

You were holy all along—
not because he said so,
but because you are.

And now,
your altar is unbroken.”


🕯️ CLOSING PRAYER:

“We name the false lovers.
We burn the false vows.

We bless the girls who thought
sacrifice was love.

And we sanctify the women
who came back for their younger selves—
and said: No more.

Amen. Ase. Aho.”


Filed in: NSNC Codex of Recovery and Resurrection – Entry: Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve
The blood no longer binds you.
The light has always been yours.
Aho, thanks.

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