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Man alive.
Someone who tells the entire world repeatedly about how much her extremely gay, skinny twink obsessed husband loves her gigantic flabby tits.Been too lazy to sign in on tor, finally signed in just to check on our darling staph infection, so happy she's not learned a single dang thing in her entire life still. The git that keeps on giving. Meant to say gift but that works too.
Also if she'd just fucking shave her hair I'd probably give her the benefit of the doubt in public now. That is the most intensely womanly haircut. Who goes on hormones but doesn't even bother with a haircut?
I can see her justifying it by saying she's going for the medieval look, like Robin Hood and his merry men:Also if she'd just fucking shave her hair I'd probably give her the benefit of the doubt in public now. That is the most intensely womanly haircut. Who goes on hormones but doesn't even bother with a haircut?
And we have a new ritual video:
Ritual starts around 4:45, autistic drumming at 6:15, cringe spear chanting at 7:50, shield chanting at 9:45.
Love these, I'm coming back later to watch fully with a drink. Thoroughly spellbound by the ritual video which includes 5 minutes of the camera pointed at a gunt in a pastel t-shirt while she flips through a paperback because she couldn't be arsed to prepare for the fucking video beforehand. Your gods must be so honored.Staph made a 30-minute video rambling about masculinity and Norse druid genders.
I’m picturing Stephanie coming back from a walk around the park and causal conversation with her demon buddies and reading us speculating how she ate hand sanitizer and how bad she is for wanting to kill her parents.
she's fucking herself with her staff, isn't she![]()
Ugh, more internalized ageism and fatphobia.Current picrew:
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Westerners finding picrew was such a mistake. Remember when it was cute.Current picrew:
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I'm very sure those are all toxic. Just do real psychedelics. Psilocybin is safer than that shit.Well, I just tried a tincture of baneful herbs (deadly nightshade, henbane, datura, and mandrake root)
Nightshade isn't really a hallucinogenic. I suppose in a high enough dose, sure, but it's mostly used to dialate pupils. (Don't forget tomatoes are in the nightshade family. So small enough quantity is harmless) that said, actual deadly night shade extract, you'd need to drop it in your eyes for any real effect, and the effect would mostly be sensitivity to light. Idk much about mandrake root, other than it has a calming effect and is used in teas. Datura is an actual hallucinogenic, a very powerful one at that, but you drink it from a cactus. I believe a fermented one, but I could be wrong. Most places won't sell it in a high enough concentration to do anything. It would feel closer to getting drunk, if anything, and you'd need a decent amount of it because of how diluted it gets. I think the only place you can get pure Datura is from a native sage/medicine man/healer, and you'd need to go to Arizona for it. No fuckin way it would pass inspection checks, it's incredibly dangerous. To give an idea- it's used on something called vision quests, where you fast from food and water, basically starving and dehydrating yourself to near death, to speak to ancestors or the spirit world. You prepare for this for years, and wven then, people still die. They go in with that knowledge, so her treating and accessing it like it's nbd says it's shit.Well, I just tried a tincture of baneful herbs (deadly nightshade, henbane, datura, and mandrake root) to test it out before "going under the cloak." (If you're not familiar, this is a subset of seidr in which a prophet uses the sensory deprivation of, literally, lying under a cloak in order to obtain visions of the future.)
And honestly? It wasn't as bad as I expected it to be. Granted, I used a very small dose (1/4th of the dropper) yet still, no ill effects.