#vilomah

[anaviel]

So I was rolling around thinking about Dionysus angst, and then there's where he's thinking about how he'd managed not to have a mortal kid for so long and now he has two, and he was goin all 'hey Athena, we really should've made a name for a parent with dead children at this point' then I paused and went to search if there really wasn't because surely at this point.....

Vilomah. A parent who's child had died.

Huh, would you look at that? There is a word for that pain after all.

[ao3feeddestiel]

Vilomah

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/avO3kmH by amaresu Dean pulls the trigger in the cemetery. Words: 4623, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Fandoms: Supernatural (TV 2005) Rating: Explicit Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Categories: M/M Characters: Castiel (Supernatural), Dean Winchester, God | Chuck Shurley Relationships: Castiel/Dean Winchester Additional Tags: dean and jack are the ones that die, it's right at the beginnig, Consensual But Not Safe Or Sane, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Post-Episode: s14e20 Moriah (Supernatural), Present Tense read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/avO3kmH

[eternalratsuperhell]

screaming throwing things sobbing incoherently shitting the media is full of liars and fakes there IS a word for someone whose kids die why does no one know it it sounds so cool i love it sm

[progspherepromotions]

FAT MAN DON'T PLAY: Art With Drive

FAT MAN DON'T PLAY: Art With Drive

Define the mission of Fat Man Don’t Play. I would say that my mission is to create music and art that drives me and gives me a sense of relief. I use music creation as a coping mechanism to deal with emotion, and worldly troubles in general. Tell me about the creative process that informed your recent EP “Vilomah”. I am constantly creating and coming up with ideas. These 4 songs seemed to fit…

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[fuckyeahtoilets]

VILOMAH

[executorofwillandestate]

Vilomah: Origin & What It Means | Clocr

The pain of losing your child is unbearable. Learn how "Vilomah" is used to define all those who share this pain. Find the origins and meani

The term “Vilomah” describes a parent who has lost their child. Life has its natural order, and in that order, children are supposed to outlive their parents. But sometimes there comes a time when parents have to bury their children.

[a-fix-of-muses]

Currently Listening To: "Vilomah" by omniboi, Fantasyluv

[starsilluminateourgalaxy]

Emiko: You! You will be my new family!

Akatsuki: What—

Riku, from beyond the grave: WHAT?!