#puritan

13 days of witches: the bedeviled Puritan

What suffering, to leave behind thine home and brave the seas to settle a strange and hostile new world. Thou hast lost so much. Thine sibling, curdled in thy mother's womb; thine betrothed, injured by his own hunting trap, infection blackening his blood; thine child sister, to fever on the journey here. Thy days are long and hard and grey. Thou scrapest and strain for a crust of bread, a bit of rabbit. And what for? God? Thy family's pride? Thou couldst sit down and be served, drink of good wine, sup on tender calf-meat and sugared cakes, thy beauty praised and preserved, wrapped in silks and furs. Thou needst never lose a thing again. Pray, tell me... wouldst thou like to live deliciously?

This is a photography series, mostly by Daniel and Jessie Farber, documenting over 9,000 pre-1800 gravestones in high-quality black and white photos. It is not a comprehensive list of stones by any means, but it is searchable by state, town, carver, and style, and gives a wonderful overview of the different types of stones that you can see in our old burying grounds.

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Although I have discussed about this phenomenon, I still find it kinda amusing to see allos complain like statements above yet somehow they still crave sex, I'm starting to question, what is their ideal definition of sexual expression anyway?

One moment it's “Sex is natural, beautiful, and part of love.”, the next moment, “Sex is dangerous, shameful, and must be controlled.”

Like- for them sex is taboo, sex is reckless, sex is immoral or impure often times, yet it is also STILL expected in most long-term relationships. If they consider sex as "special" and "sacred" why be scared of it in the first place? Why make it so that having sex outside of their "sacred" conditions is considered shameful? I will never understand this in allos/non-acespec people, genuinely.