Yandere Waifu

this is a 22 year old girl's outlet blog for intrusive violent and obsessive thoughts. professionally diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. this blog is highly triggering. yandere and TCC content.

[snonohi]

Takato Yamamoto

Angel Funeral 　（part 2）

[yakubgodgave]

The Kelly bag by Hermes, customized by Jun Takahashi

[nicebabe909]

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[metamorphobic]

2 months until i see the decline of mental state in my spotify wrapped 2020 😍

[drowsydrunk]

1900’s Chinese Perfume Pendant

[recaption]

[porksweats]

dark talking heads

where is my terrible house

where is my horrible wife

same as it ever was

[orb-s]

[eyesoflondon]

[knifeforsale]

70s CATHOLIC PENDANT KNIFE | LISTING

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The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Frederik Ruysch (Detail), 1683 by Jan van Neck

[twofacedbitchesneverlie]

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Death and the Maiden - George Clark Stanton

[biomedicalephemera]

Skiagraph (X-ray) of a dicephalus dibrachius

Using the roots “di-”, “-cephalus”, and “-brachius”, the description of this x-ray is made clearer: Di-: two -cephal-: pertaining to the head -brachi-: pertaining to the arms

From these, a description of “two-headed two-arms” is now known.

Dicephalic dibrachius twins are also known as “dicephalic parapagus (dibrachial)”, with parapagus referring to the fused pelvis that is shared between the two.

Dicephalic parapagus twins can also be “tribrachial” (three-armed) or “tetrabrachial” (four-armed), depending upon how far down the torso the conjoining begins.

The Principles of Pathology. J. George Adami, 1912.

[akrokus]