#rape flowers

[falseandrealultravival]

Rape flowers(Nanohana) dressed with mayonnaise (Cooking)

In Japan, it is harvested in early spring in warmer regions (Wakayama, Kagawa, Chiba, etc.) and served on dining tables all over the country. It is a vegetable flower of the cruciferous family, equivalent to broccoli and cauliflower in Europe and the United States. Boil lightly, sprinkle with mayonnaise and salt and eat. A taste of spring.

菜の花のマヨネーズ和え（料理）

日本では、早春に、暖かい地方（和歌山県、香川県、千葉県など）で収穫し、全国の食卓に並ぶ。アブラナ科の野菜の花で、欧米のブロッコリー、カリフラワーに相当する。軽く茹でて、マヨネーズ、塩を掛けて食べる。春の味。

(2023.02.08)

[aeriondripflame]

jaehaerys the conciliator & his daughters

george r.r. martin, fire & blood. sigmund freud, totem and taboo (chapter iv). flowers in the attic: the origin (2022). giovanni gerolamo savoldo, tête de vieillard. johann hofman, leda and the swan. dacia mariani, dreams of clytemenstra. lolita (1997).

[kinuphoto]

[my-b-side-life-aii]

東海道新幹線 新横浜 小田原 N700系 みはらし広場 綾瀬市 桜

富士フィルム X-H1 XF23mmF1.4R （一枚目、二枚目）

富士フィルム X-H1 XF70-300mmF4-5.6R LM OIS WR（三枚目）

次の機会は曇天でしたので、何枚か撮った後に撮影地を変えました。

※近隣の和食ファミレスでランチ：夢庵の季節の特上天丼※

[romanceclub-confessionss]

Confession:

"The most problematic author in RC is not Remy, Alice, Jester or whoever but Ursa

Literal rape scene in FfTF, but it was written like MC gets pleasure from pain. Alexander joking abt raping Agatha in CY1, regardless if you romance him or not. Alexander drugging Agatha in CY2. Her planning Jessica to get raped in Qi30D

Like girl, keep ur fetishes to urself 🧐"

[myxbxsidexlifexfourxseasons]

茅ヶ崎里山公園 茅ヶ崎市 里の家 畑の村 菜の花 白い雲

富士フィルム X-Pro3 XF35mmF1.4R

※近隣のモールにてランチ：はなまるうどんのおろしぶっかけ※

[firstlawcedarprairie]

Canola flower, sky and clouds

[tsunflowers]

reading this book that’s fun but I think would work better as a comic, about an old lady and a 13 year old boy who set up an aikido dojo in the retro-future American southwest. but I just got to a scene I found bizarre. the kid is telling the old lady about a girl he met who was raped and the lady says “you hate to hear about assaults like that” and the kid gets really mad and says “it was rape! call it what it is!” and she’s like oh of course. but doesn’t that seem totally backwards? the vibe between them is that she’s a newcomer and he grew up on the rough streets but it’s not like she’s particularly sheltered. she’s your typical old lady mentor with hidden depths. so it comes off as the author using this character as a mouthpiece to demonstrate how feminist and socially aware he is. maybe if the street kid said that to an old man cop it would work for me but this tough as nails aikido sensei probably knows about the word rape

[gerokichi]

今年のソメイヨシノはまだまだ、ならば東京ステーションギャラリーの写真展にでも行こうか。と、家を出たら菜の花は満開。

[bluestarlett]

being a rarepair shipper in already niche fandoms is terrible

no eclipse yuri content. Very little good eclipse content in general.

no cacti flower content. Very little good cacti flower content.

NO FLOWER X RIN.

[weepingfoxfury]

The man on the radio is definitely a chocolate chobbling consumer, constantly and abley aided and abetted by his audience. 'Dig a little deeper, when the answer's hard to find' sings The Butterfly Graveyard. Not the man on the radio's usual fare, more Ibiza than Emerald Isle. The chef on the radio is imminent. Pesto stuffed chicken breast and tiramisu are today's mouth waterers.

The garish yellow from next door's fields has eased it's way into the garden. Scarily coloured en masse, slightly less offensive in close up. Perhaps this usurper is in some way responsible for the behemoth bee that entered the kitchen yesterday afternoon. Poisonous pesticides mean mobile hives are being used. Oh the irony of farmers fighting for their right to continue with carcinogens. I wonder how the local bees feel about these nomadic pollinators.

A few years ago I found the largest and bluest of bees ... briefly in my hand before being placed among flowers ... a beauty to behold.

"And pray, who are you?" ... Said the violet blue ... To the bee, with surprise ... At his wonderful size, In her eye-glass of dew.

"I, Madam", quoth he, ... "Am a publican bee, ... Collecting the tax ... On honey and wax. ... Have you nothing for me?"

John B Tabb

[kinuphoto]

[my-b-side-life-aii]

栢山3号踏切 菜の花 富士山 河津桜 小田急ロマンスカーVSE GSE

X-T2

2019年3月撮影

[amostcuriousmythicist]

The Standoff Between Minos and Theseus

A dark-prowed ship, carrying Theseus, steadfast in the din of battle, and twice seven splendid Ionian youths, was cleaving the Cretan sea…And the holy gifts of Cypris with her lovely headband scratched the heart of Minos. He no longer kept his hand away from the maiden; he touched her white cheeks. And Eriboea cried out to the descendant of Pandion with his bronze breastplate. Theseus saw, and he rolled his dark eyes under his brows; cruel pain tore his heart, and he spoke: “Son of greatest Zeus, the spirit you guide in your heart is no longer pious. Hero, restrain your overbearing force. Whatever the all-powerful fate of the gods has granted for us, and however the scale of Justice inclines, we shall fulfill our appointed destiny when it comes. As for you, hold back from your oppressive scheme. It may be that the dear lovely-named daughter of Phoenix went to the bed of Zeus beneath the brow of Ida and bore you, greatest of mortals, but I too was borne by the daughter of rich Pittheus, who coupled with the sea-god Poseidon, and the violet-haired Nereids gave her a golden veil. And so, war-lord of Knossos, I bid you to restrain your grievous violence; for I would not want to see the lovely immortal light of Dawn if you were to subdue one of these young people against her will. Before that we will show the force of our arms, and what comes after that a god will decide.” So spoke the hero, excellent with the spear; and the sailors were astonished at the man's extraordinary boldness. The son-in-law of Helios was angered in his heart, and he wove a new scheme, and spoke: “Father Zeus, great in strength, hear me! If indeed the white-armed Phoenician girl bore me to you, now send forth from the sky a fire-haired lightning bolt, a conspicuous sign. And you, if Troezenian Aethra bore you to Poseidon the earth-shaker, bring this splendid gold ornament on my hand back from the depths of the sea, casting your body boldly down to your father's home. And you shall see whether my prayers are heard by the son of Cronus, lord of the thunder and ruler of all.” And Zeus, great in strength, heard his blameless prayer, and brought about a majestic honor for Minos, wanting it to be seen by all for the sake of his dear son; he sent the lightning. And the hero, steadfast in battle, seeing the marvel which pleased his spirit, stretched his hands to the glorious sky and said, “Theseus, you see Zeus' clear gifts to me. It is your turn to leap into the loud-roaring sea. And your father lord Poseidon, son of Cronus, will grant you supreme glory throughout the well-wooded earth.” So he spoke. And Theseus' spirit did not recoil; he stood on the well-built deck, and leapt, and the precinct of the sea received him willingly. And the son of Zeus was astonished in his heart, and gave an order to hold the ornate ship before the wind…But the race of Athenian youths was afraid, when the hero jumped into the sea, and they shed tears from their lily eyes, awaiting grievous compulsion. But sea-dwelling dolphins swiftly carried great Theseus to the home of his father, lord of horses; and he came to the hall of the gods. There he saw the glorious daughters of prosperous Nereus, and was afraid; for brightness shone like fire from their splendid limbs, and ribbons woven with gold whirled around their hair. They were delighting their hearts in a dance, with flowing feet. And he saw in that lovely dwelling the dear wife of his father, holy, ox-eyed Amphitrite. She threw a purple cloak around him and placed on his curly hair a perfect wreath, dark with roses, which once deceptive Aphrodite had given her at her marriage. Nothing that the gods will is unbelievable to sensible men. Theseus appeared beside the ship with its slender stern. Oh, from what thoughts did he stop the war-lord of Knossos, when he emerged unwetted from the sea, a marvel to all, and the gifts of the gods shone on his body.

Bacchylides, Dithyrambs. Ode 17

[buggzrfaeries]

ok so i finished Flowers in the Attic and it is so good. extremely taboo and gross i dont recommend reading it if your sensitive at all but i enjoyed it

[backpackingspace]

I cannot draw well enough to do anamatics but consider on the line "you're not mine to save" Calypso cutting a chain made of flowers from around odysseus.