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I just wanted to see your reaction

imagine a shocked emoji and that is literally me

what does this mean

I miss you

do you still miss me

hey i guess i am the main murderer now

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Cannibalism as a form of love?

Hm! This is a question that really fascinates me, mainly because of the fact that traditionally you'd see them as opposites. Now, this is a common point made, but I really enjoy to dissect it.

Personally, to consume someone whole might sound wrong, even inhumane. But to see it as a labour of love is a perception that's been rising more in recent years; and one that I've always supported!

To love someone so intensely you want every part of them to be yours, even their physical body... it's something I would love to experience. Of course, that's only in theory.. but I've thought about it in practice a couple of times.

I'm not really talking full-gone cannibalism, as in the traditionalist method of killing and consuming. To wear a bite mark like a badge of pride is something not really explored, but something that I do enjoy the idea of. I wouldn't mind such a thing.

In short, I really enjoy that sort of idea, especially as a horror writer. It allows me wonderful juxtaposition within my novels!

Thanks for asking this question!

orochandlaurier

*chomp*

hyunki-horror

Not like that.

my face when

my face when i am accused of crimes I have committed

Cannibalism as a form of love?

Hm! This is a question that really fascinates me, mainly because of the fact that traditionally you'd see them as opposites. Now, this is a common point made, but I really enjoy to dissect it.

Personally, to consume someone whole might sound wrong, even inhumane. But to see it as a labour of love is a perception that's been rising more in recent years; and one that I've always supported!

To love someone so intensely you want every part of them to be yours, even their physical body... it's something I would love to experience. Of course, that's only in theory.. but I've thought about it in practice a couple of times.

I'm not really talking full-gone cannibalism, as in the traditionalist method of killing and consuming. To wear a bite mark like a badge of pride is something not really explored, but something that I do enjoy the idea of. I wouldn't mind such a thing.

In short, I really enjoy that sort of idea, especially as a horror writer. It allows me wonderful juxtaposition within my novels!

Thanks for asking this question!

#horror #literature

Even mine?

I AM SORRY

Not a fan of this behaviour.

Cake cake.

every type of cake will smite me

Cake.

cake actually makes me implode like i'm not even joking if u put a piece of cake anywhere near my mouth i'll just crumple up like a tin can

*snaps fingers* wine.

i don't drink red wine and i prefer to enjoy what i do drink in my own privacy...