Malakai (Mal/Kai/Laka)

Alterhuman Eclectic Pagan Invisibly Disabled LGBT+ Autodidact Hufflepuff Single 20 . He/They/Shey Philomena 🐻🐀 — BDSM: mutt-and-stuff Instagram: klaerc

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New Blog

My new blog is @howling-pagan

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Troyes, France by Alexandre Magalhaes

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by elijah hail

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His name is Bear

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When i try to talk to you i feel i cant keep you interested in the conversation and im to shy to try and keep them going when you seem to lose interest

I do that a lot. Im sorry. I just suck at and dont normally have the energy for conversations. Its like that in real life too. Plus Im trying to stay off my phone more too. Im sorry.

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Red fox dog and vixen by © bkcrossman

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci

Illustration made for The Enchanted Forest Fantasy Art Book. Art inspired by the poem (La Belle Dame sans Merci) by John Keats.

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Ron Meowsley and Harry Pawter solemnly swear they are up to no good. | swaglen 

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9 Mermaid Myths From Around The World

The earliest known mermaid myth is 3,000 years old and originated in Assyria. The story goes that the goddess Atargatis accidentally killed her human lover. She was so distraught that she flung herself into a lake to live as a fish as punishment. However, she was too beautiful, so her top half couldn’t be hidden. She then ended up with the tail of a fish and the upper body of a human woman.

This type of creature has become the popular image of a mermaid. A beautiful woman with a fishtail is found in a multitude of stories: both in folklore and in modern movies, shows, and books. Sometimes this also includes mermen. These men have the upper body of a male human with the tail of a fish. They are often pictured as highly attractive and physically fit.

This half-human and half-fish creature is what many think of at the mention of a “mermaid”. However, there have been many mermaid myths created around the world. They always contain at least some human body parts and live predominantly in water. Yet their physical features, magical powers, and level of danger varies.

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all we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us — jrr tolkien