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Without you, I cease to exist.

#ownership #dominated #possessiveness

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I want to hold you close

Soft breasts, beating heart

As I whisper in your ear

I want to fucking tear you apart

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Right as I opened my door, there you were.

Hands tucked in your pockets, that soft, dimpled smile across your face.

It felt like something out of a movie—I was the main character, and you were the boy who always showed up at just the right time.

I wasn’t expecting you, but there you were anyway.

Funny how that worked out—because when we met,

I wasn’t expecting you, either.

Now we’re here, six months later.

You’re leaving—not because I want you to,

not because you want to,

but because you have to.

I stand there, looking up at you with tears stained under my eyes,

knowing that “goodbye” could mean for now or forever.

Neither of us knows for sure, but we both carry the quiet hope that this goodbye isn’t the end.

For a moment, neither of us moves,

as if staying here long enough

might make time forget to pull us apart.

- I’ll be seeing you

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Yannis Ritsos, trans. by Kimon Friar, from a poem featured in "Erotica: Love Poems,"

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By: deadlyashes

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Teapot Broken History Sculptures // Embroidery Art

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"If you saw someone stealing food; no you didn't"

Poster spotted in Manchester, UK

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fnb memphis

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Artist Research

Judy Chicago

Red Flag (1971)

Although the action of removing a tampon is so common for people with periods, seeing this action in art form causes many emotions. I showed this piece to a few of my friends. Some had positive reactions but most however gasped, gagged and had mostly disgusted reactions. It is a very intimate image, with the tampon being the central focus of the piece. I was very intrigued when I first saw the image as it took me a few moments to actually understand what I was looking at. I love the contrast of the dark background with the vivid blood red tampon. I was slight taken aback because of how personal it was but it is the reality.

Menstruation Bathroom (1972)

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‘smeared’ 2022 - oil on canvas

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Tracey Emin-Terrebly Wrong (1999)

Frida Kahlo-My Birth or Bed (1932)

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Birth Trinity, Judy Chicago, 1985

Serigraph on paper 14 x 34 ½ in. (35.6 x 87 cm)

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Credit: skullstrange_art