Homesick

And now, for a very dignified classical music recital...

And they did all that in heels.  Let’s see Yo-Yo Ma and his buddies do that....

I bet rehearsals were fun

Young girls are naturally inclined to witchcraft. You cant leave a young girl alone in the backyard for 5 minutes without her trying to make “soup” from some flower petals and sticks.

My goth fem hero 

Goth as fuck

All hail the queen of goth!

i don’t know if guillermo del toro self-identifies as goth but, regardless, the man embodies such a raw spirit of all things goth

did mary shelley self identify as goth? did edgar allen poe? it does not matter. he is right up there with our founding fathers.

This was done in response to the killing of a Nazi military leader. Because they were having no luck finding the assassins, a decree went out to obliterate any villages thought to have harbored the assassins, whether they were likely still there or not, whether they had ever been there at all. Obviously, children can’t harbor a political fugitive. This was purely terrorism.

Y'all think being in a goth relationship means wearing white makeup together but Mary Shelley lost her virginity on her mother’s grave so maybe step it up.

Mary Shelley carried her husband’s heart around and lived in a crypt after he died. No one will ever be as goth as Mary Shelley.

It’s sad to realize that peak goth was hit so long ago

i hate it when men make fun of women for being vain. like you’ve structured society in such a way that we spend our entire lives chasing after the fleeting moments where we really and truly feel good about our appearances and then have the audacity to mock us for trying to “look pretty” like you’re constantly telling us to? shut the fuck up.

“You painted a naked woman because you enjoyed looking at her, put a mirror in her hand and you called the painting “Vanity,” thus morally condemning the woman whose nakedness you had depicted for you own pleasure.” ― John Berger, Ways of Seeing

who the fuck did this. who made this magic. how did someone make this rock look soft.

Giambologna (Flemish, 1529 – 1608)