#the cursed woman

[cmariepng]

The Cursed Pikmin

[akairoyume]

MarcillexFalin + The cursed woman painting

Do you see my vision

[fobnsfwdoodles]

Polyfob painting is done and available as prints/poster!

Please check it out, it's a full piece 👉👈💖

[some-siren]

Here is the original poem in French for those it may interest:

Comme un bétail pensif sur le sable couchées,

Elles tournent leurs yeux vers l’horizon des mers,

Et leurs pieds se cherchant et leurs mains rapprochées

Ont de douces langueurs et des frissons amers.

Les unes, cœurs épris des longues confidences,

Dans le fond des bosquets où jasent les ruisseaux,

Vont épelant l’amour des craintives enfances

Et creusent le bois vert des jeunes arbrisseaux ;

D’autres, comme des sœurs, marchent lentes et graves

À travers les rochers pleins d’apparitions,

Où saint Antoine a vu surgir comme des laves

Les seins nus et pourprés de ses tentations ;

Il en est, aux lueurs des résines croulantes,

Qui dans le creux muet des vieux antres païens

T’appellent au secours de leurs fièvres hurlantes,

Ô Bacchus, endormeur des remords anciens !

Et d’autres, dont la gorge aime les scapulaires,

Qui, recélant un fouet sous leurs longs vêtements,

Mêlent, dans le bois sombre et les nuits solitaires,

L’écume du plaisir aux larmes des tourments.

Ô vierges, ô démons, ô monstres, ô martyres,

De la réalité grands esprits contempteurs,

Chercheuses d’infini, dévotes et satyres,

Tantôt pleines de cris, tantôt pleines de pleurs,

Vous que dans votre enfer mon âme a poursuivies,

Pauvres sœurs, je vous aime autant que je vous plains,

Pour vos mornes douleurs, vos soifs inassouvies,

Et les urnes d’amour dont vos grands cœurs sont pleins !

— Charles Baudelaire, Les Fleurs du mal, 1857

Thought this could fit in well here

[beebfreeb]

[yeehawnce]

"BOA" by MEGAN THEE STALLION (2024)

[goryhorroor]

“1950s horror movies contrast radically with their 1940s predecessors. understandably – they were reflecting a whole new world. audiences wanted stories that connected directly to their lives, to the ever-expanding technology in their homes and workplaces. they also wanted horror movies that played to their fears – stoked by politicians – of the shadows that lay beyond their immediate, personal experience of the shiny american dream (applies to some of these movies).”

[terrimavr]

Just so you guys know Miss Holloway is objectively the coolest hatchetfield character

[archgabrielangel]

why did I just realize that whoever is casted for Aphrodite will be probably be black because to percy she looks like annabeth?? we're gonna see the goddess of beauty played by a black woman on the big screen and im all here for it

[arthemrys]

GUINEVERE

Merlin 4x05 | His Father's Son

[tumblebagel]

So imagine you're going to the beach and you brought a cooler full of 3 different kinds of drinks. Let's assume they've been evenly layered up. Bottom layer being the thing you wanna keep cold the longest and top layer being the quick dopamine rush. My question is:

What drinks do you have and where are they in the layer? I will judge heavily.

Also I'm just BARELY not old enough to drink yet. Gimme a hot second here and then I'll add some fruity piña colada-esque drink to the bottom instead of the meme pick

[tatortart]

April O’Neil, reporting for fall!

[splatoon-edits]

AliveF1sh Jumpscare

[dawnpours]

You ever saw a woman so badass you started crying

[yeehawnce]

"BOA" by MEGAN THEE STALLION (2024)

[goryhorroor]

“there are several reasons why the horror genre declined – in both quality and popularity – at the tail end of the 1930s & into the 40s. firstly, the narrative conventions became so well established that they appeared formulaic and predictable, especially when the same-old same-old monsters were put into rotation time and time again. then, political strife curtailed a lot of european filmmaking. thirdly, movies with supernatural, violent, science fiction or fantasy elements became a target for literal-minded censors, who were concerned that the masses might believe or, still worse, imitate the horrors they witnessed on the silver screen.”