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If you interpret and have thoughts about my posts: fuck you. Ask permission first.

broromantic-deactivated20190619

Double fuck you. I do what I want.

Triple fuck you, of course, but the real root of the matter is if spite is enough to make you put thought into my ramblings. If it is or isn't, I'm winning either way.

#I either get attention or unfathomability and both fuel my ego.#Interact.txt #humanphobe

If you interpret and have thoughts about my posts: fuck you. Ask permission first.

#Log.

I'd say "my posts are going to be nonsensical for awhile as I adjust" but that implies my posts ever made sense, and I've yet to decide if that's so.

#Log.

I could see a horse in person.

#Fuck yeah.#Log.

grillmasterxbbq

#Me.txt

There’s a post somewhere on tumblr about gargoyles fucking and I need to find it, because the cadence of it won’t leave my mind.

#Log.#nsfw ment /

I’ve spent my first day of freedom passing in and out of consciousness.

#Log.#Good evening.

breezecompliant

just now the curtain’s folding it falls and lies to rest so selfish royal brother you’ve loved your wife to death

#Others.jpeg #I'd be more starstruck if I hadn't just seen him in person.#Which isn't to say I'm not right now.

effulgentpoet

mythology aesthetics

PENTHEUS & THE MAENADS

In Greek mythology, Pentheus was a mortal whose name means “man of sorrows”. Cadmus, the king of Thebes, abdicated due to his old age in favor of his grandson Pentheus. Pentheus soon banned the worship of the god Dionysus, and did not allow the maenads, the female followers of Dionysus, to join in his rites. An angered Dionysus caused the women of Thebes to rush to Mount Cithaeron in a frenzy. Because of this, Pentheus imprisoned Dionysus, thinking the man simply a follower, but his chains fell off and the jail doors opened for him. When Pentheus went out to spy on the rites, the women saw him in a tree and, not recognizing him, they pulled Pentheus down and tore him limb from limb (as part of a ritual known as the sparagmos). When his true identity was later discovered, officials exiled the women from Thebes. Some say that his own mother was the first to attack him, tearing his arm off and then tearing off his head. She placed the head on a stick and took it back to Thebes, but only realized whose head it was after meeting her father Cadmus. Shortly after Pentheus was killed, his wife gave birth to a son who became the grandfather of Oedipus. X

#Mythos tag.#ask to tag //