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The flaying of sinew. The separation of fibers of muscle, of tissue, torn like fabric within my teeth. Once condemned to my jaw, the flesh is mine to render.

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I yearn the taste of blood

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Who wants to hunt eachother down and and claw into and bite chunks out of and smash rovks into the head of and break bones and displace teeth and horrifically maim eachother. ^^

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Ripe render bite tear mangle claw curse cut chop pierce bludgeon beat slash score stab slice pulverize obliterate destroy

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Having an oral fixation is maddening. BFRBs suck ass, and sometimes I do feel like Maren Yearly in that I need bottles of listerine to numb my mouth of the desperate need to bite, tear, or render something I know I’ll regret following through on.

It’s psychological, but I’m torn between the want to fix it and the need to find something to satiate it.

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You have to choose one.

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dude i need to BITE "Empire Now"

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I wanna rip something open with my teeth

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cute 🫵 stunning 🫵 brilliant 🫵 kind 🫵 gorgeous 🫵 lovely 🫵 incredible 🫵 immaculate 🫵 witty 🫵 dehydrated 🫵 malnourished 🫵 loved 🫵

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I made an alignment compass for the various kinds of Cannibalism.

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Skin to Bone, after Bones and All (dir. Luca Guadagnino) & @mothercain, Dante Émile

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TIMOTHEE CHALAMET and TAYLOR RUSSELL BONES AND ALL — 2022, dir. Luca Guadagnino

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“food as metaphor for love” this “food as metaphor for love” that when do we get HUNGER as a metaphor for yearning and aching for affection

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happy pride month, cannibals! <3

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This skull of a 14-year-old girl was the evidence that the first settlers in Virginia’s Jamestown Colony practiced cannibalism during the “Starving Time” winter of 1609. The remains of this butchered teenager was discovered in 2012. She was buried along with a number of butchered horse and dog bones. There had always been rumors and speculation that the settlers resorted to cannibalism as a means to survive but this was the first ever proof. The scratch marks from where the flesh was sliced from the face is evident. The trauma in the front of the skull is from where he skull was bashed open for the brain to be removed, according to Doug Owsley, a forensic anthropologist.