Madonna Thor Complex

I have OCD and Every Single Night is the perfect embodiment of what it's like to struggle with intrusive thoughts/obsessions, down to the darkly whimsical musicality. It sounds like something out of a twisted fairy tale.

I have OCD and Every Single Night is the perfect embodiment of what it's like to struggle with intrusive thoughts/obsessions, down to the darkly whimsical musicality. It sounds like something out of a twisted fairy tale.

I finally have the chance to listen to "Lost at Sea" tonight, and I look forward to drifting off to sleep with it...or off to sea. Gorgeous album so far!

I finally have the chance to listen to "Lost at Sea" tonight, and I look forward to drifting off to sleep with it...or off to sea. Gorgeous album so far!

I finally have the chance to listen to "Lost at Sea" tonight, and I look forward to drifting off to sleep with it...or off to sea. Gorgeous album so far!

https://youtu.be/t_TQXUpv0xM
 
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds--Hiding All Away

https://youtu.be/t_TQXUpv0xM
 
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds--Hiding All Away

That romper is giving "70s summer at the drive-in movie" vibes and I love it! Speaking of summer, I hope they release a pool floatie in a Malibu Barbie theme when the movie comes out...

For me, the three ultimate horror movies, which I'm not saying 'are the best,' are 'Mulholland Drive' (2001),  'The Bay' (2012) and 'The Skin I Live In' (2011). The first two go too far for my taste, the first being psychological horror approaching perdition and the second being physical horror coming from nature. I wouldn't casually recommend any of the three to my friends or acquaintances. 
 
If you all haven't seen 'The Skin I Live In' but are interested in LGBTQ+ issues, it's a interesting but very painful film, very well made. At least I found it to be so. 
 
The idea of the 'horror film' has really changed from the 20th to the 21st century, which started with 'Rosemary's Baby,' 'Night of the Living Dead,' and 'The Exorcist.' The major difference was the good guys lose, there's a lot more excess, and the film leaves you depressed instead of exhilarated.  
 
I personally prefer horror films that come out of the Romantic/Gothic tradition, like 'I Walked with a Zombie' (1943), 'Curse of the Demon' (1958), 'Carnival of Souls' (1963), 'The Reptile' (1966), or those that, like 'The Bay',' are about physical horror coming arising nature, like 'The Creature From the Black Lagoon' (1954), Hitchcock's masterful 'The Birds' (1963) or 'Frogs' (1971).  

No one asked but here’s my fit for the Barbie movie
 
The romper has little palm trees and Barbie symbols on it

TRACK 11 - TBA
 
 
QUEEN OF DISASTER SONG OF THE BARBIE GENERATION

tinkerbell queen 

THE VIIIIIBE . 

https://youtu.be/t_TQXUpv0xM
 
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds--Hiding All Away

https://youtu.be/t_TQXUpv0xM
 
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds--Hiding All Away

Or like a deleted scene from Romeo + Juliet

This should have been say yes to heaven single cover

BIG TITTIES OUT IN THE HOUSE OF GOD

Lately I've been really sad and crying because of personal things and I use Kintsugi and Fingertips as background noise to just help me let it all out

I’ve been cosplaying as Lana lately. I tried to wear my hair like the way Lana did  in Ride and I walk a lot at night. Idk why but it’s happening 

Yesss, especially if she remade one of her OG albums in a style similar to the acoustic versions of her "Goodbye Lullaby" songs...but with some added instrumentation (maybe for a chamber folk sound?)

Yesss, especially if she remade one of her OG albums in a style similar to the acoustic versions of her "Goodbye Lullaby" songs...but with some added instrumentation (maybe for a chamber folk sound?)

Yesss, especially if she remade one of her OG albums in a style similar to the acoustic versions of her "Goodbye Lullaby" songs...but with some added instrumentation (maybe for a chamber folk sound?)