executioner.

δήμιος

[deimios]

                 private  and  low  activity  miranda  barma  from  pandora  hearts.    (  penned  by  val.  late-twenties.  she/her.  )

                 very  much  enabled  by  opsequen  /  moderor.  ♥︎

content  warning  for  odd  things,  including:  blood,  violence,  gore,  manipulation,  obsession,  eroticism.  not  safe  for  work.  i  will  tag  posts that  feel  somewhat  excessive  as  well  as  sexual  content,  but  please  note  that  miranda's  character  is  fundamentally  violent  and  weird.

im  just  chilling...  in  cedar  rapids...

primarily  on  malchances!

credit  for  the  icon  template  used  in  this  post  goes  to  rpclefairy.

[pompeiusmagnus]

youare all just jealous of my severed head

[transmechanicus]

Women in STEM❤️

Stabbing❤️ Tearing❤️ Eating❤️ Maiming❤️

[isabelleadjani]

Takato Yamamoto, closeups on "Salome", 2005.

[forpsalms]

Salome by Takato Yamamoto

[isabelleadjani]

Takato Yamamoto, "Caress", 1995.

[deimios]

i mean. sure

[unplugstar]

Vanitas (2014) | Roberto Ferri

[dotapolka]

Blood drop/cut throat pearl necklace by Hell’s Belle designs.

[valtsv]

the girl sadist is a critically endangered species but with your help we can preserve her for future generations

[asterparfait]

doodles on my new tablet

[marcillas]

come to me my darling, fill my hands with your face

— Rene Karabash, from "She Who Remains", trans. Izadora Angel

[deimios]

im a visual person ok

[deimios]

fight

[deimios]

tbh i might actually switch to deimios. initially came up with it as an alternative spelling of demios (for something close to a canon title), but i'm thinking it could be a nice play on dimios + deimos.

dímios (transliterated as demios in ph), greek noun for executioner / hangsman / headsman.

"deimos", the personification of dread and terror in greek mythos.

[deimios]

still thinking about "there is a striking resemblance between the act of love and the ministrations of a torturer," from the bloody chamber

[weltenwellen]

“Love is flesh, it is a flower flooded with blood.”

— Marina Tsvetaeva, from “Poem of the End”, Bride of Ice