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Neurolove.me: Some Strange and Rare Psychological Disorders
1. Trichotillomania is where the sufferer is overcome by the powerful urge to pull out their own hair. This is includes eyelashes, scalp and facial hair, and even pubic hair. Where the person also consumes the hair, it can lead to something called “Rapunzel…
i automatically dislike anyone with my name because it feels like a competition and let’s be honest ur not winning that
(Source: overidealism)
Power just went off
“A good picture, any picture, has to be bristling with razor blades.” ~Pablo Picasso
Teaser image from our recent collaboration…
“ Viper “
Model / V Nixie Modell
Tintype Photographer / Allan Barnes Photography
Body Painter / Michael Rosner
Tintype Assistant / Callie Biggerstaff Photography
Headpiece / Caley Johnson of Miss G Designs
Primary Photography / David Gueringer Photography
Videographer / Alisa Daglio
Hair Stylist / Iz Adora
Make Up Artist / Inara Lopetaite
Make Up Artist / Agne Rulinskaite
Production Coordinator / Tara Saylor
Production Assistant / Klaryssa Korolenkov
Studio Manager / Jared Johnson
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We are born with a ring of spirit-animals who are actual organs of our human soul. As we acclimate to human culture, these are stolen or denied. We receive representations. My Little Pony. The representations in the waking world are so much more superficially glorious that we forget the spirit animals who came with us into our human life and birth. We get cartoons and plastic things instead. Unicorns. And so on. By 5 or 6 most children’s soul-rings have suffered such attrition that they will never recover. Not that a recovery was likely anyway; the process of maturing in our culture is approximately equivalent with having your soul converted into a representation, the dead remains, a document. A list.
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when an artist wants to show you their art
or a writer wants you to read what they’ve written
it’s quite often an expression of trust
because a poem or a story or a painting are often things that come from the heart
little pieces of the artists themselves
and if they’re willing to share it with you
you should appreciate it
(Source: bigbryan)
