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Night of the Living Dead 1968 | dir. George A. Romero
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witness think was always undead. when alive was not witness. was a different person. she dead now, and witness here (witness me)
I can’t remember what I was before I died.
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i am dead. i died many years ago. my body aches with death. i feel it every morning when i rise again. i am dependent on the living around me. my stitches must be redone and my limbs must be securely attached. my hair must be brushed and washed carefully. i am a delicate corpse.
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I often forget that wanting to harm a living thing and eat it isn't a normal everyday experience even for other nonhumans. I sometimes see posts that find hunting instincts distressing or unnerving. As someone who's had them as well as unrelated violent thoughts about humans my whole life, it's such a casual thing to me.
I never felt like "Oh my god I can't believe I want to tear apart this living thing and eat it". I'll be staring at a rabbit and imagining hunting it down and ripping it open in all the gorey details, with my mouth watering, feeling every single one of my sharp teeth in my mouth and be like "Ah whatever, at least it's not a human this time. I should go eat something" lol. Even when I have times where the urge is extremely hard to resit, I try not to worry about it too much.
I assume me not feeling empathy has something to do with it too. But regardless of my lack of empathy, hunting instincts are a morally neutral thing. If you're a predator, it's normal for you to want to hunt things you consider prey. Every animal needs to eat and there's no such thing as "evil" when it comes to survival as a feral being. And no creature is somehow lesser or better than you just because it's your prey or you are its prey.
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eye horror stimboard :•]
[ID: A 3x3 stimboard of 9 GIFs.
GIF 1: Two lychees with strawberry jam and a blueberry in them, looking like eyeballs, being put on a skewer.
GIF 2: Slime shaped like an eye with a blue iris being pulled apart.
GIF 3: An eye with a blue iris, the pupil rapidly expanding and shrinking.
GIF 4: A fake eye being pulled away from a silicone piece that looks like freckled light skin, leaving a void in place.
GIF 5 (center): A closeup of the cornea being pulled off of an eye with a needle as part of corrective surgery.
GIF 6: Plaster shaped like an eyeball being cracked.
GIF 7: Practical effects showing a creature with multiple red, pulsating sacs with many eyes in them, some of the eyes blinking.
GIF 8: A jelly eyeball being cut with scissors.
GIF 9: A realistic eyeball cake being cut in half.
End ID]
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The anatomical model known as "The Slashed Beauty" was made in the workshop of Clemente Susini at La Specola in Florence, Italy.
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Being a corpse wouldn't be so bad
Decomposition does not judge it's creation
Neither does law or mankind, nature does not bestow it another purpose
If I must be something maybe it's better than what other paths I may follow
Fighting isn't an option
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Anish Kapoor Tongue Memory (2016), Silicone and Pigment
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looking for blogs to follow!
im Bo and im an arctic fox therian + fox/vulpes cladotherian! i want some more blogs to follow/possible mutuals or friends so please interact with this post if you are
• a therian! (especially fellow foxes!)
• angelkin (my angelkin sideblog is @goldangeleyes)
• in general kin/nonhuman/alterhuman!
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WHAT IS COTARD'S DELUSION/SYNDROME?
cotard's delusion, is the belief that one's body or part of one's body is dead or does not exist. this can manifest in believing your body is dead, you lack a soul, your organs are dying, you lack blood, etc. many also view themselves as immortal or simply negate the fact that they exist at all.
cotard's is a somatic delusion meaning that the person experiencing this delusion believes there is something physically happening to their body. it's not just feeling like you're dead and knowing you are alive in a depressive sense and more like you are physically dead in some fashion.
cotard's delusion can be seen in many disorders, usually in people with psychotic disorders. though it can sometimes be seen in depression and also due to head trauma, epilepsy, dementia, and many other physical factors.
to people experiencing cotard's delusion, this is a an unshakeable belief that cannot be changed. the person experiencing this delusion may be able to double bookkeep, basically meaning the person experiencing the delusion can recognize that reality and the delusional reality they experience are both real. accepting that they are experiencing a delusion but are not able to just completely stop believing the delusion.
people with cotard's syndrome usually struggle with eating since many view it as pointless due to their body being dead. they may also stuggle with hygiene, socializing, and performing every day tasks. many stop taking care of themselves. those with psychotic symptoms may also hear voices and experience hallucinations of all types that influence the delusion.
cotard's is usually considered under the delusional misidentification syndrome umbrella. some people experiencing this delusion may see themselves as undead and prefer not to be referred to as living. some terms created to refer to different cotard's experiences can be found here.
hope this has been helpful and informative! 💚🧟♂️👻💀
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