VISIBLE HEART LOVER

Cardiac nurse in the world, life and bereavement counseling when needed. My love for the heart is deep, intense, and a part of me. 💞💖💞💖💞💖💞💖

[kalyug]

[artist-cross]

Cypress, April, 1904, Henri-Edmond Cross

Medium: oil,canvas

[t8i72]

tg: t8i72

[gothredy]

[huariqueje]

Landscape Flowers #019 - Saskia Boelsums

Ducht, b. 1960 -

Canson Infinity archival pigmentprint

Photography

[powham]

William Russell Flint

[the1920sinpictures]

1917 Pretty Mary Pickford in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm". From Vamps and Flappers of the 1910s, FB.

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[gatorsgatorsgators]

Il visitatore del mattino (The morning visitor) - 1963

Dino Buzzati

[vizuart]

Young Girl Eating a Bird, Oil on Canvas, Rene Magritte, 1927.

[hilobiak]

[fuckyeahweirdshit]

A brass nose attached to a pair of eyeglasses mounted to a metal loop that fit over the top of the head was a prosthesis for a mid-19th century syphilitic woman who lost her nose to the ravages of the disease.

A little over 300 years earlier, Tycho Brahe (1546–1601), the Dutch astronomer, lost his nose in a duel in 1566. As a result, he “wore a brass prosthesis” for the remainder of his days. Although it was noticeable up close, it covered a gap in the bridge of his nose.

[cybermourn]

[newloverofbeauty]

Edgar Degas:  Cloud Study  (1869)

[ahududulugazoz]

[purity-in-heart]

I'd like to make a call to all willing female cardiophile users here on Tumblr

I've been apart of this beloved community for a while now, and not a day goes by where I'm not grateful to have met everyone. Unfortunately, there are also a number of users who have left for reasons unknown in the past, but a number of them are due to discomfort being felt from the responses, reactions and interactions from and by male users, especially, who lack consideration and even the concept of consent.

With this dishonor driving users away and sometimes causing female users to feel misandry based on their own experiences in the community and online elsewhere, I wanted to make a request and once again try and help present and future female users feel more safe and powerful to push the inconsiderate and the disrespectful back, especially because there really are a lot of female users on here, including ace users, who have remained strong and active for as long as they have without needing or feeling the need to quit for good, or come back much later with a chance of deciding to leave again.

I wanted to know if any female users active today would be willing to make a list or something that will give advice to present and future users to help them power through and find some stability and comfort in their place in the community, without fear or concern. I know there's diversity in this community, too, pertaining to sexuality and gender, and to those who fall under such identifications, most notable that of asexuality - as this community has a big ace following - and being a lesbian user, your input would be just as vital - if not more so - for my request of sharing advice with the wider community.

Thanks for reading in, and thank you to those who decide to give my idea a shot. If we need a way to make this community safer for everyone, we should try the concept of uniting.

Please reblog this with tags to spread the word. Thanks in advance.

[purity-in-heart]

For reasons, I have decided to reblog this post and to pin it on my profile, once again. Even after three years and counting, the message remains true: Please share advice and tidbits for a safer, stronger, more united community. So long as we have each others' backs, nothing can bring us down.