diioonysus:

dresses + art

gemville:

Incredible Carved Emerald and Blue Sapphire Brooch

typhlonectes:

octobersociety:

animate-mush:

Because Vampires can only sleep in sacred earth that has later been rendered unhallowed in some way - that is, specifically desecrated earth - the dissolution of the monasteries under Henry VIII Tudor and the concomitant iconoclasm and destruction of the Abbeys left England uniquely vulnerable to vampiric expansion due to a glut of ruined holy sites. In this essay I will

podcastwizard:

the hot new trend is “guard posting”

mudwerks:

Conversation - Sergey Solomko

librarycard:

my chemical romance as real world things

gerard way - jstor article about mycelium networks

ray toro - ibuprofen 500 mg tablet

frank iero - pack of marlboro gold cigarettes

mikey way - a young deer looking for its mother

subspaceskater:

subspaceskater:

me and a wheat farmer with a leaking silo have a lot in common this morning

if you asked either of us what is bothering us we would shout “migraine!”

levkerbel:

Detail of a hand-embroidered Romanian shirt, 2022

Muzeul de Pânze şi Poveşti, Mândra

funnytwittertweets:

bossbutch:

plasticterrarium:

Alison Bechdel wrote this book and chose violence

[image: “most people don’t even try to get what they want because of the painful reckoning with their parents it entails.”]

lily-blue-blue-lily:

me and my friends have a theory that everyone is either is a constant headache/migraines girlie or a constant stomach problems girlie, which are you?

headaches/migraines

stomach problems

i am one of the lucky chosen ones who gets neither

i am truly cursed and get both (im so sorry!)

*when i say girlie i mean it truly in a non gender specific way, this poll is for everyone!

**obviously everyone gets both headaches and stomach problems on occasion, this is about if you suffer from one or other of them notably more often!

pls reblog to get a bigger sample size!

my-name-is-not-kimmy:

mademoisellelapiquante:

Master of Frankfurt | Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara (detail) | after 1511