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oof, ive abandoned my tumblr loll.. tbh im just lazy to be postin here..ive let go of social media, like i dont even use snap chat often.. :p i deleted my insta..im just a happy person witout all this media addiction crap..

fucking want this as a tattoo

a bath to clense the soul..

Need someone to fill the other half

If you think about it, darkness will always prevail over light in the end. The reason is simple, think of it as a light bulb in a dark room. As soon as that light bulb breaks or is unplugged, the darkness takes over. This is because light needs a source of power, unlike darkness. Darkness's lack of need of a source makes it unstoppable and thus, it makes Darkness more powerful than light.

Don't forget there's a whole little (but slowly growing) site filled with more in-depth explorations of generally gothic themes! Link in bio. And we're open to submissions! #generallygothic #gothic #gothicblog #blog #website #wordpress #openforsubmissions #callforsubmissions #callforartists #callforpoets #callforwriters #callforcreatives #callforphotographers #creative #academic #article

Matthew Lewis' (1775-1818) is synonymous with his 1796 novel, 'The Monk'; so much so that he's more commonly called 'Monk Lewis' than Matthew. 'The Monk' is a scandalous, perverse, and highly entertaining novel that revels in religious rebellion and condemnation of the Catholic church. Religion is a theme often discussed, subverted, and criticised in gothic literature. Follow The Gothic: What? to find out what else the gothic genre entails. #generallygothic #gothic #thegothicwhat #gothicblog #academicblog #matthewlewis #monklewis #themonk #novel #englishliterature #gothicliterature #classicliterature #literarycriticism #literarytheory #religion #catholicism #catholic #religiousrebellion #litlover #litnerd #booklover #bookworm #academic