Aug 20, 2025
Saddle, German, 1440-80
From The Wallace Collection
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Saddle, German, 1440-80
From The Wallace Collection
Do you know this SFX? #1440
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"Base and vase forms, Florence, 1440." Historic design in printing. 1923.
Internet Archive
From the French fifteenth-century Hours of Catherine of Cleves
1440: Alternate forensic attachment (style)
PT: 1440: Alternate forensic attachment (style) /end PT
DEFINITION ⦂⠀Someone with a forensic attachment style. Attachment styles are from attachment theory, but this (non-recognised) style may define how forensic attraction is the way one attaches to others, or that forensic attraction impacts one's (recognised) attachment style.
PT: Definition: Someone with a forensic attachment style. Attachment styles are from attachment theory, but this (non-recognised) style may define how forensic attraction is the way one attaches to others, or that forensic attraction impacts one's (recognised) attachment style. /end PT
In order from top to bottom, left to right, these alternates include bored, uncertain, distrustful, protective, awe, animosity, thrill, and the two obsessive variants. The first forensic attachment (style) flag can be seen here (Tumblr link).
ADDITIONAL ⦂⠀Coined on the 21st of July, 2026.
PT: Additional: Coined on the 21st of July, 2026. /end PT
TAGGING ⦂⠀@attracted-to-x @c1rcus-of-silliness @dearestchild @goregender @orientation-archive @radiomogai @shipchive
Akutagawa daily 1440/★
Group of martyrs, including St. Stephen, St. Peter of Verona, and St. Louis IX of France.
Book of Hours, France, ca. 1440
Morgan Library & Museum MS M.157, f. 186v
Jack the Ripper (False Berserker) from Fate/Strange Fake
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