⚔ slaying terfs ⚔ since 1312

this gabis medieval/historical/whatever appreciation blog wassup I AM NOT A TERF I SLAY THEM‼️‼️‼️ (literally anything mentioning medieval times gets put here ok?) main: @stonerzelda, icon by @sweetfishes header by @tomb-of-madeline

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You've heard of TERF bangs, now get ready for whatever the hell this is

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Serf bangs was right there

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You own this post now

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mexicanfaerie on instagram

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Present Love 1 四谷 シモン  1995

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Thirty years war armour, photo taken by me in the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, Wien.

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Gustave Max Stevens (Belgian, 1871-1946)

The Twelve Princesses, 1899

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definitely just ate a little bit of my own hair on accident

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us

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Two skeletons, a woman clutching a child to her breast, preserved in a mudflow in Tibet for 4000 years.

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fuck it. morningstar

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insane dark cyber warrior unchained

[duckily]

nothing medieval about that

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ill kill you

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

a lil something from the commission stack

I was asked to include a beefy angel and swole nuns

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Medieval authors were so fucking funny. In "The Faerie Queene" this guy comes up to the main hero and is like "Don't go over to that cave, there's a guy inside that makes people kill themselves." And the hero is like "Bet." and goes into the cave. Then the old man (literally called Despair) is like "If you die, you can't commit sin." and can you guess what happened.

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They also fucking LOVED King Arthur. Like 9/10 in any book published back then, there would be a King Arthur cameo. The original blorbo. He would just show up mid-story and be like "I'm on an adventure! But I guess I can lend my aid to you first since I'm so noble and awesome." And people would just eat that shit up.

[ooppo]

It's beautiful that humanity never changes

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@blizz4rd1203

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Nature forging a baby.” Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun, Roman de la Rose. Bruges, c.1490-c.1500

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The Beguiling of Merlin, Edward Burne-Jones, 1874