[archived03121919]

i've gone ahead and deleted/privated most of this blog. i've moved onto another url

DM me if you want it <3 i will be bothering mutuals with it anycase so sorry in advance. byee

[random-brushstrokes]

Fulvia Bisi (Italian, 1818 - 1911) - In barca sul lago

[valtsv]

there's something about cauterising a wound that fascinates me. it's not like stitches or plastering, where you hold the damaged parts together until they're strong enough to stand on their own again, or even amputation, where you sever the damage completely to allow the rest of the body to heal. instead you burn the wound shut, sacrificing a little flesh to the fire in order to save the rest. you feed the snake its own tail until it forms an unbroken circle. it's like a low-level type of pyromancy to me.

[melanchol1e-deactivated20250809]

untitled (a growing panic), by kyler garrison

[ac5s]

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984) Full image here. (1920x2122 3.71 Mb)

[wxmatija]

running files

[polkadotmotmot]

Esao Andrews - Girl in Amber, 2023 - Oil on wood panel

[andrusmagnus]

Japanese Ivory Seal Early 20thC

[seiitchi]

[maureen2musings]

ayuta.mori

[girlcaligula]

god I just. love ruthlessness as a character trait so much. sexy sexy sexy

[girlcaligula]

this one. absolutely in love with this definition. give me a character who thinks like this and I’ll love them to pieces

[thatqueerweirdo]

[ID: a quote reading "People don't understand the word ruthless. They think it means 'mean.' It's not about being mean. It's about seeing the bright, clear line that leads from A to B. The line that goes from motive to means. Beginning to end. It's about seeing that bright, clear line and not caring about anything but the beautiful fact that you can see the solution. Not caring about anything else but the perfection of it."

-Katherine Applegate

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[nobrashfestivity]

Hilma af Klint, 1915-1917

more

[litteraeignotae]

that stare

[cor-ardens-archive]

“This thing — I’ll call it trauma — enters our speech as if by stealth, through the back door, in the night. Then it sounds as though we are speaking in code to one another and to ourselves, and that code is both the mark of trauma and is, itself, traumatizing.”

— The Unsayable: The Hidden Language of Trauma, Annie G. Rogers

[peakywomen]

SOPHIE RUNDLE as ADA THORNE — PEAKY BLINDERS S1–S6

[normalbrothers]

TOMMY: It's about he told told me why he wanted to do it. Now if I tell you I can't take the knowledge back. Better off without it.

[helicalsymmetry]

i forgot how fucking hilarious "informational" mental health diagrams can be.

[justrainandcoffee]