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Nick…lie closer. MOFFIE (2019) dir. Oliver Hermanus

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Nils santesson 1873-1960. He was a Swedish tinsmith, sculptor and writer. He belonged to the tinsmith family Santesson.

On 4 January 1907 he was arrested for homosexual fornication[similar too the law in the UK called” gross indecency “] and on 21 January he was sentenced to ten months' hard labour in a morality.

The law against homosexual acts was applied quite rarely at that time in Sweden. The fact that Santesson's case resulted in a trial was due to the tragic circumstances, in which a 22-year-old tin foundry worker had attempted to take his own life and in a suicide note to his parents accused Santesson of having destroyed him in body and soul.

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”What do you call it? A love that dare not speak its name…”

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“How can one be a boy when the body is not? When the inner self longs for something, quite ’wrong’, when the soul whispers something foul.

How can one be a man with desires? When nobody can see his thorns? When all that is man, that he was, never was more than a crowl”

- T.J Mauritz

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OH MY GODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

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»Was wird aus uns nach dem Krieg?«

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masturbation fantasy

we both laughed in pleasure, lou sullivan

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A British padre saying a prayer over a dying German, near Epehy - France, 18th September 1918.

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“Christ Is Risen!” — Russian Easter card from the First World War (1915) showing two soldiers sharing a fraternal kiss

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Siegfried Sassoon, counter attack

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Love the way this article opens. He was an academic failure, poor, gay, and underemployed. Truly relatable to the modern youth

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sir, that is my emotional support historical medical drama

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Yet another set of screenshots. I mean, how can I not?

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I’m obsessed with the late Victorian era. And everything gay. So here are some screenshots I share with you of one of… I think one of the most tender and beautiful love story portrayed in cinema… Only conquering with “Maurice” I believe. beautiful Nevertheless.