Fairy Doors On Trees Are Bad

Fairy doors in trees: the good, bad, and magic. Discover the allure and controversy surrounding fairy doors.Have you ever stumbled upon a mysterious door in unexpected places? Join us as we delve into the whimsical world of fairy doors and explore their impact on our imagination and environment.
From ancient folklore to modern-day trends, fairy doors have captured our fascination and sparked debate. But before you embark on installing your own, consider the implications.
We discuss the aesthetic appeal of fairy doors and caution against their commercialization. Instead of succumbing to the trend, embrace the magic that surrounds us in everyday life.
Moreover, we shed light on the environmental concerns associated with mass-produced and plastic fairy doors, as well as the potential harm caused by drilling into trees. Let's prioritize responsible installation methods to safeguard our natural surroundings.
Intrigued by the cultural significance of fairy folklore? We examine the delicate balance between preserving mysticism and commercialization.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:30 - What are Fairy Doors
01:46 - Why We Are Hurting Trees
03:01- How To Make A Natural Fairy Door
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[@sonja5215]

rather than harming trees with kitschy decor we should enjoy and appreciate the real magic of undisturbed nature.

[@queerbrownvegan]

Exactly, so much magic within nature that does not need to be harmed!

[@nospoonsjustvibes]

Thanks so much for speaking up about this, especially about how drilling into trees or using toxic materials can harm the environment, and is disrespectful to the land.

[@queerbrownvegan]

Thank you for watching, it means so much to me! And exactly, we must be careful with our practices to not harm any living system! Trees are fairy doors themselves, they do not need anything extra added to them!

[@interfaithchoirs]

I would never build a fairy door. I didn't even know they were called that. A really funny video even though the topic is serious in some ways.

[@CompassionIsPower6]

Interesting

[@queerbrownvegan]

Thank you! :)

[@earthbug8]

The Fae prefer real mushrooms as portals

[@queerbrownvegan]

omg yes! fairy circles made of mushrooms!