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Winslow Homer (American, 1836–1910), "Sunlight on the Coast" (detail), 1890

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Max Ernst (German, 1891-1976) - La Joie de Vivre (The Joy of Life) (1936)

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Elton Bennett. 1910-1974.

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The Rocks with Oak tree (1888) by Vincent van Gogh

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William Trost Richards (American, 1833–1905), "South-West Point, Conanicut" (details), 1878/79

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Georg Wilson (British, 1998) - Full of Growing (2024)

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Breaking waves in purple, green bottle and sand tones. Painted by Jeanne Rosier Smith.

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Bottle green details: Rolling Waves. Painter: Constantin Westchiloff (1877-1945).

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Full Plankton Moon over Maldives l Petr Horálek via NASA APOD

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the definitions of oaths versus vows versus promises is variable within the godspousing community so I'm not going to delineate any of that and just use oath as a catch-all

oaths aren't inherently part of godspousing however, when marriage or life-time partnership is considered, oaths generally become a thing.

oaths can be broken or made null and void, both in flesh and blood world and in godspousing

it may cause hurt feelings, it may not. y'all may separate amicably.

it may have zero consequences other than your personal life suffering a little bit. it may have massive consequences that you will be forced to contend with for years, or your lifetime.

really depends on the context of the oath and how or why you broke it, and whether the god/spirit in question is vindictive

if you vowed your soul to them after death, and you break up, nullifying that promise may be difficult. It's all different for every person and partnership.

but... that's exactly how irl marriages work. divorce has consequences even if it's mutually agreed upon. financial, social, etc.

it's the same for godspousing. you can break oaths, you can divorce, you can part ways. consequences always happen.

that shouldn't stop you from making oaths/vows, but it has to be considered.

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‘Reservoir’ by John Grade Studio

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the way ivan aivazovsky looks at the sea…i think…i think that’s what love looks like.

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Fancy Dress Costume

c. 1900

Cotton net over silk, satin, trimmed with velvet, sequins and miscellaneous materials.

The John Bright Collection

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WISF ARCHIVE

Best of: tree themed matches! Credits & more at tagged/tree

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every moment of every day i am thinking about this tiktok

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Alice in Wonderland (1951) dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson and Hamilton Luske