This immediately reminded me of "The Lovers" by René Magritte-- the association was so powerful I gasped out loud.
"The Lovers". René Magritte, 1928. Oil on canvas.
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This immediately reminded me of "The Lovers" by René Magritte-- the association was so powerful I gasped out loud.
"The Lovers". René Magritte, 1928. Oil on canvas.

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Dragons are fireless until they undergo the Hroom, the traditional draconic ceremony where a fledgling dragon will go out into the world and make a bargain with a spirit of elemental fire to live in their soul in a state of mutual symbiosis. The spirit receives shelter and nourishment, while the dragon receives a source of elemental fire, which it can only now use to defend itself.
In many draconic cultures, the Hroom marks a dragon’s coming of age, a time to recognize that a dragon is now of a proper age to hold a weapon and defend itself. Some dragons believe that it is only by bonding with an elemental spirit that a dragon has a soul, and that a dragon is only a whole dragon when it has both the mortal shell and the inner spark.
There has been a backlash to this in recent centuries, of course. Fledglings these days are going out and making bargains with all kinds of things. This is usually spirits of elemental lightning and ice, but more than one dragon has come back to their clutch with a fairly bewildered witch.
#Does the witch live inside the dragon's soul after...?
Metaphorically, yes. One dragon had married the witch she brought back to her clutch, and she said that meant their two souls had become one, which was basically the same thing.
The other dragons in her brood said it didn’t work that way, but she was able to breathe pure magic afterwards, so it at least worked that way for her.
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probably the worst attitude tumblr unintentionally cultivates is "the world out there is completely dangerous for you and no one can possibly understand you, so you should isolate yourself from it and avoid interacting with it as much as possible"
Time to roll out the Andrew Marr quote again...
"If you put away social media and you walk out into the streets and you look at real people, three-dimensional people, they mostly smile back at you. If you look around you- you see perfectly decent, ordinary people getting on with their lives and inclined, by and large, to rather like each other, that is the real us. Let us not be fooled."
Let’s do a Wild Hunt larp where we kidnap Jeff Bezos and release him in the forest and then give all the larpers (who are amazon employees) weird masks and motorbikes painted to look like fucked up horses and wolves.
Let’s do it!!
Haha meanwhile my new dog vet needs 2 assistants to hold down my chihuahuas.😆
This is not great horse handling, though. The foal is having its tail forcibly twisted (trauma to the tail can result in dislocations and fractures to the spine), while its head is bent around, and is then pinned down once brought to the ground. It has no way to resist without doing damage to its neck and spine, and the manner in which it is physically restrained on the ground looks like it might trigger tonic immobility, had it been held down much longer.
I understand that there is always more than we see, but ... we're seeing this, which leads me to question why the person videoing chose to keep filming, instead of putting the camera away and helping by holding the foal, so that the vet doesn't need to grapple it to the ground. What has been gained by filming this? The foal could have had a normal experience, without the twisting of the tail and neck, where it remained on its feet and was not brought down like a prey animal about to be devoured - but instead, this is one of its early experiences of veterinary work and human handling. Sure, it's young, and may bounce back just fine, physically and emotionally, but this would not be my preferred choice for doing a blood draw.
^ what mylittlehony said above. This video is so concerning and while the vet is certainly impressive, it comes at such great risk to the foal. It's astonishing how many people believe it's perfectly find to crank a foal's tail up for restraint, and I do believe that this can cause wry tail from damage to the spine. I've had a horse with a broken neck before (she was a rescue, we didn't know her neck was broken when we got her.) It really affects their ability to use their body correctly.
I just don't understand. Why do we think it's okay to treat newborns like this?
Was curious so I found the tiktok account and indeed the comments are full of fellow vets and students or owners praising this vet's method for being less violent or aggressive in taking the foal down. I guess it's a chronic issue that there just isn't enough people to help with the foal and calm the mother horse at the same time?
@sunpuppycat-art, yes, this vet said she was working solo and the camera person was presumably blocking the mare. I agree that it’s not an ideal way to draw blood, but it’s really on the owner to halter and prep the mare and foal in advance so that isn’t necessary. And lots of young foals are not halter trained. She also said that this method does not work all the time, and I think as a vet she would know how much twisting would be too much. Personally, if I were the owner of the foal and it wasn’t cooperating, I would ask to sedate, but but there may be reasons why it was not done, such as risk of the foal falling. Or perhaps it was done and the foal just didn’t go down, and the vet didn’t want to up the dose due to its small size. The foal here looks confused but not traumatized. This technique is called “folding” to induce lateral recumbency and is very common.
@perlen-gold the vet is drawing blood, not vaccinating. It is far easier to access the vein when the foal is lying down, and safer. It makes it a lot harder for the foal to jerk or move its head and neck. This foal is HUGE for being a day old. The technique is not as brutal as it looks. The hand on the tail is firm but there’s very little weight being placed on it. She is mostly using her legs to tilt the foal. This was over very quick, which also reduces stress on the foal.
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I’m reading this book about the changing arctic and the author stayed with the Nunamiut people of inland alaska for a while and talked to this high school kid who was like “ugh I hate going to school in the spring I wish I was hunting caribou” and I thought that was charming. you often hear about people who are devoted to preserving their traditional culture and knowledge but it’s rare to hear about someone who’s invested in the old ways out of pure teenage selfishness. school is lame and hunting caribou is awesome