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same girl

from hildegard of bingen - the woman of her age by fiona maddocks

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kind of obsessed with the conlang invented by 12th century composer and mystic hildegard von bingen. she called it lingua ignota and just sort of never explained why it exists or what it���s for? like. girl. why did you do this

in case you’re wondering what was up with her, like, in general, she was an abbess who was (1) politically influential, (2) chronically ill, and (3) plagued by visions.

but like seriously girl WHAT was the conlang for. TELL ME

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@mothercain new album sounds like that creepypasta video about mickey mouse

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“If you only knew how little I know about the things that matter.”

Call Me By Your Name (2017) dir. Luca Guadagnino

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New list on letterboxd for a sub-genre I'm obsessed with and have never been able to quite put into words until now. This is a very specific sub-genre of movie I remember as a kid that seemed to only exist from about 1996 to 2004, but really seemed to prosper between '98 and '02. I also call them "silent hill" dramas. For the film to fit under this umbrella, it must contain at least a handful of these criteria:

- Moody, rainy/windy atmosphere - Blue/greenish hue - Unhappy couple in their 30s-40s - Someone in the marriage is having an affair or under a lot of pressure at work - Someone in the marriage is sick/recently died - The couple has recently divorced but are still in somewhat close contact - The couple must live or work in Manhattan - If not Manhattan, they must spend part of the movie in New England - Takes place in any season except summer - There is a remote, secluded estate/vacation home - The wife is waif-y yet determined - The husband is kinda gay in a Ralph Lauren sweater way

This sub-genre is primarily associated with psychological erotic thrillers and horror but can be found in other genres as well. There may be films made referentially in this style outside the stated time period (eg: Faces in the Crowd, Chloe). The locale of and proximity to Manhattan is exceptionally crucial to this genre, but there are select outliers (eg: The Fourth Kind, The Piano Teacher, The Ring). The couple aspect is a core component of this sub-genre; the dynamic between the two, whether separated by divorce or death, is important to this specific theme. Films about single individuals, although otherwise fitting the sub-genre (eg: Sliver with Sharon Stone) cannot be included.

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i’d save you but the world’s bent i’d save you but i can’t

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@mothercain

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Dogs have had many jobs throughout history, in this case: Revenge.

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where!!!! i want them too

i want new piercings so badly…..i need new holes

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@mothercain

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Religion is personal and no flesh and blood on earth can keep you from god, whatever and whoever god is to you. - Ethel Cain, q&a on tumblr.

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jesus is everywhere

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god loves you but not enough to save you

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i’m back

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yes you still are and ugh!! finally you’re back

sorry for saying i was archiving this blog last year and then coming back six months later because the vibes shifted do you still think im hot

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who the fuk is reposting all of these hades 2 fanarts!!!!! stop immediately