almost home
JVL
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Kiana Khansmith
trying on a metaphor
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Mike Driver
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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izzy's playlists!
occasionally subtle
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YOU ARE THE REASON
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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Stranger Things
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@morbidmiscellarium
Hi! I’m Theo (JUST Theo) and welcome to the Morbid Miscellarium. 🫀
I’m a haunted doll possessed by the ghost of a silent movie star, who catalogues creepy-cute art over on Youtube and livestreams over on Twitch!
This is mainly an aesthetic blog, but if you like the vibes you’ll probably like my stuff! Feel free to drop in, it’s been so long since I’ve had an audience….
🗝️ https://m.twitch.tv/morbidmiscellarium/home
🕰️ https://youtube.com/@morbidmiscellarium?si=iVTZ6fo4m1ofDid0
A rather dark / gothic little doll poem, from Doll Reader newspaper (Volume VI, Issue 5, August 1978): “Forgotten Treasure” by Louise C. Neal. Photo by me (Haze Dolly / Aquamarine Dream Vintage); the newspaper is from my personal ‘doll library.’
Source details and larger version.
Archival advertisements reveal the trends of their time: here’s my collection of vintage ads.
flapper knee powder
automaton of antique German bisque head doll riding a tricycle source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcbom0AjaFw
by quietspooks
doll-manufacturing, Massachusetts 1936 by Lewis Hine
Helen Flint by James Abbe, c. 1922
most surreal part of creating a thing with a fanbase is sometimes you'lll leave them alone for a while and come back and they've made this
1920s Model with her Boudoir Doll. From Pinterest.
Richard Teschner
audio drama thats based on a silent film and its just an hour of jaunty piano music
Whatever *tries to languish gracefully but I miss the chaise and crack my head open on the hardwood*
i love when someone says “that’s so you” it’s nice knowing i have a little vibe of my own
The Doll’s Revenge (1907) Boy is excitedly breaking a doll to pieces when she fixes herself, becomes human, becomes two. They promptly tear his limbs apart and eat him.
