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teehee

[hallowed-bones]

Widow

[prozorovs]

josefa de órbidos, "cordeiro pascal" (c. 1660-70) and "o cordeiro sacrificial" (c. 1670-84)

[catafalques]

Collection of medical tools

[lacesmilk]

[teetheater333]

curiosity (teeth eater)

[myloveonherknees]

mothercain. tumblr, 11 jan 2023.

[funeral]

Sensed presence experiences

[detournementsmineurs]

From “Crimson Peak” by Guillermo del Toro (2015) on display at the ‘At Home with Monsters’ exhibit at AGO Toronto, Canada.

[pregnancykink]

[girllbossing]

Sorry for being a bitch earlier, I needed to lay in the dark with my headphones for 3 hours to feel better

[captainamericaa]

BRO THIS IS NOT BASKETBALL

[kumagawa]

this is literally the 92 bulls

[captainamericaa]

MICHAEL JORDAN DID NOT HAVE DEATH RAYS COME OUTTA HIS HAND

[kumagawa]

it’s called a fade away jumper

[spitblaze]

Men and masculinity are not inherently bad or untrustworthy things and I don't mean that in a 'misandry is real and a problem' way, I mean that in a 'I think some of you might have contracted minor TERF poisoning' way

[cannibalchicken]

[ruinemade]

Anatomical Venus I

[ruinemade]

Wait please tell me more

[corgisenpai]

I'd be happy to! So there's been an interesting connection between pornography and anatomical diagrams for a very long time. My research was specifically on the Enlightenment in Europe, but you can find examples dating back to the Renaissance and the Middle Ages. There are a number of "pinups" that were made blending the erotic and the medical, with the subject wearing a coy, coquettish expression while literally baring everything to the viewer. When I say everything, it's very similar to what you've done here: they hold up flaps of skin and show off their internal organs, bone structure, etc. There were even "political cartoons" lampooning this trend.

I'll link the project here, because I'm afraid if I post some of the images the n*fw filter may bury my response.

[ruinemade]

!!!! This is so cool, thank you so much for sharing! Super interesting to read. And very fun to see images from the past that are literally....the same concept, amazing

[wulfhalls]

A Cure for Wellness (2016) | dir. Gore Verbinski

[emopunkgirl]

wise words

[houseprophet-deactivated2024050]

really beautiful image i dont think anything can beat this.