דיינה ; she/her/thon; thirty-something; UK; Marxist; bisexual genderqueer nonbinary; vaguely observant Ashkenazi; decolonial diasporic immigrant; trade union organiser; overeducated erstwhile lumpenproletarian; poly-ish; daddy/switch (these are all shortcuts; I'm far more complex, even interesting, than just a handful of essentialisms). I am always looking for more souls with whom I might connect and have an adult conversation, in every sense (such as discussing leftist praxis or d/s dynamics), so please feel free to message me sometime. I've also got a cornucopia of sideblogs: damnesdelamer.tumblr.com is my stockpile of politics and agitprop; hurtlikeawarehouse.tumblr.com is my cache of pop culture; thecreaturefair.tumblr.com is my menagerie of nonhuman comrades; drybonescanharm.tumblr.com is my athenæum of living landscapes; worshiptheflaw.tumblr.com is my stash of eroticised human forms.
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Expressionist Surrealism artworks by David Lynch
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“Even if you hate yourself, I’ll love you for the both of us.”
— Nikolai Sokolov— God of fury by Rina Kent
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literally the only reason im not covered in tattoos is bc i cant afford it. its just really important for me that you all know that my best, ideal self would be covered in tattoos.
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Sleeping Bacchant by Károly Lotz (19th Century)
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“The idea that my living God needs me is even more incomprehensible than the idea that my dead father needs me. “Above all consolations”: so God, too, is a mourner! The Kaddish is a communication from one mourner to another. Every Kaddish is the mourner’s Kaddish, and God is the mourner. In all this dailiness, a mystery!”
— Leon Wieseltier, Kaddish
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The Fairy of the Moon, circa 1891. Painted by Hermann Kaulbach.
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Dorothy Weir Young, 1890-1947
Theresa and Tommy, ca.1932, oil on acnvas, 27 1/8x34 1/8 in
Brigham Young University Museum of Art
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beautiful blue skies and golden sunshine all along the way
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