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hey i'm drey

[gogumagirl]

[cosmonautroger]

Suehiro Maruo

[gothredy]

[you-are-a-commodity]

[digitalf0untains]

Tania Mafilito by Rafael Mesa

[googledocsdyke]

remember when you were 10 and you would hang out with your friends in order to Look At The Computer together like you went to their house and experienced the information superhighway together. and then leave

[mostlybats-partiallyrats]

How fucking old are you people?

[googledocsdyke]

normal amount

[ryebreadgf]

[vyvilha]

need some female director to lock in and make a movie where a grotesquely ugly and disgusting and monstrous woman slasher killer butchers handsome men in humiliating and sexualized ways. and it CAN'T be because they are rapists or abusers or otherwise misogynistic okay, she has to do it because she's a fucked up pervert

[anitapallenberg]

À l'intérieur / Inside (2007) | Dir. Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo

[gazeldhazel]

[useduniverse]

Serpents by Gérard DuBois (2019)

[the-prophesied-disco-gay]

A friend stopped by

[lux-tenebrae]

The mind is dark, and madness—a disturbance of the mind—is especially dark. In his dementia, Ajax's eyes 'are darkened'. Biological and daemonic causes of madness are black. The demons who send madness are 'dark-faced children of Night': Lyssa and the Erinyes, who rise from black Hades. Magic-organic causes of madness include black roots cut from black earth in the dark: a magic root still used in Shakespeare's time. 'Have we eaten on the insane root, / That takes the reason prisoner?' Banquo asks when the witches vanish. Internal organic causes include black bile.

Ruth Padel, Whom Gods Destroy: Elements of Greek and Tragic Madness (Princeton University Press, 1995), 49.

[thewindowofthesummerhouse]

Lydia Pettit

[karlurbanism]

Michael C. Hall and Orchids 🌸

[bleuskais]

That’s him, number three

[free-my-mindd]