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you're telling me this guy's a bouncer? huh... and what does he bounce on, if you don't mind me asking...?

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'Strega' by Pia Valentinis

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fuck it, i'm curious. reblog and tag with the first fictional death to ever rewrite your brain chemistry and/or make you cry like a baby. mine was ares from the underland chronicles (who, for context, was a giant bat.) to this day i will weep if i think too hard about it. okay, go.

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One must imagine Sisyphus happy

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It's Whine Time !!!

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i just don't think that people should have to disclose their deepest and most life-ruining traumas as a requirement to write about sensitive topics

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Everyone is bloomscrolling in my beautiful internet garden

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depressed steampunk guy: like nothing makes me happy anymore i feel like my fantastical flying contraption just ran out of coal

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L.A. goth boy Leo at Helter Skelter, L.A., 1992. From the late ‘80s to early ‘90s the club was at several different locations, and always boasted the biggest and best clientele of goths, rivet heads and dark wavers. It was run by Michael Stewart and Bruce Perdew, the latter of whom created the magnificent skeletal and cadaver artwork for the club’s fliers, advertisements and murals. This photo was published in an article about Helter Skelter in Propaganda Magazine Issue No. 19/Fall 1992. PHOTO BY FRED H. BERGER, 1992. (Posted June 20 ’18)

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