#death lover

[crypticaldoom]

I want to become a ghost . . .

I already have an #autassassinophilia fetish, but I also want to be snuffed (choking, strangling, hanging, please) to become a ghost -- and while cross-dressed, too, so I get to wear pantyhose forever. it would be too sweet. Too fun. Being killed or helped to suicide in an abandoned house (or maybe your house) that I could haunt or be a necromantic companion would be a life/death goal. I don't know you could call this oddity, but i am guessing it's some form of reverse #spectrophilia or #necromancy. I just know that I've long wanted to vanish and become a part of the spirit world (while someone does something with my corpse: bury in the woods, necro, keep it locked up in a room or under their bed, etc). Now, the tricky part is finding a girl who'd help me become a corpse.

[pinkbonestheluv]

Love your death mate, like you love space mate

Idk 💜💙

[fvneral-m00n]

Blood is beautiful death is beautiful rot is beautiful , maggots and bones. The smell of decay is sickly sweet...but its still sweet. grief is beautiful cause it is one of the most intense forms of love. Death is exciting. Its the next saga. I don't get why society is so negative towards death to the point its taboo. Get over yourself. We are all worm food sooner or later. I spend time preparing for the day I can finally be a corpse at peace. What is to complain about. There will be no more pain. No more bullshit. You can finally sleep. Finally. Fucking peace.

[crypticaldoom]

I love the idea of a woman helping me become a corpse ...

[ewniversal-art]

Often I look back to when I was a kid and how I always wanted to play the character who died (i.e. A dead soldier/robber or the lion king's Mufasa). And try to figure out why that was the case. I also wonder where my love of morbid artwork horror movies and such. What I keep coming back to are the earliest memories of going to my grandparents house and them leaving to go to work. Above is a reprint of an "ad" featuring my granddad take between the late sixties and seventies. If it's not obvious what their company did. They made gravestones and other funerary ornaments. I was never taken to see the tombstones be made and my first funeral was when I was teenager. But I've come the the conclusion that being a very small child with the knowledge that everyone dies. That as got to be what set me on a death infatuation. Just thought I'd share. Oh and fun fact I had great aunt who was a professional mourner decades before I was born. If you unclear as to what a professional mourner does. She was paid to go to local funerals and and cry for people she didn't know.

[cutiesylvie]

Forse era destino che lui andasse lì, forse era quella la sua meta fin dal principio. Pensare che sarebbe stato tutto così semplice far cessare tutte le sue sofferenze. Bastava togliersi la vita e finalmente avrebbe trovato la pace che tanto desiderava. In quel momento la morte gli apparve come un'affascinante dama in nero ma l'attaccamento alla sua esistenza terrena era più forte. Resistette alle arti seduttrici dell'oscura signora e lasciò che il concerto dei suoni che si librava ogni notte nel cimitero lo cullasse come una macabra ninna nanna.

[habitotenebris]