iron-esper (inactive): Archive

Dec 23rd

Well, I’m off!

Jun 29th

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Words are weapons.

Words are swords.

Jun 29th

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Jun 29th

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Listen

Jun 29th

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“People disappear when they die. Their voice, their laughter, the warmth of their...”

– Diane Setterfield (The Thirteenth Tale)

Jun 28th

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Jun 28th

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Jun 28th

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Anonymous asked: yes, I´m peter :) I like finding my videos in other places.
I think that I had added you in lastfm (tragicvenus?) but I have no lastfm account, I deleted it, not used hehe.
I´m glad to meet you here and thanks you for posting my videos ;)

Jun 28th

“Fashion cannot make you sexy. Experience makes you sexy. Imagination makes...”

– Yohji Yamamoto

Jun 28th

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Jun 27th

Anonymous asked: hi, I'm glad that you like my videos ;)
greetings.

Jun 27th

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Jun 27th

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Jun 27th

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Jun 27th

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Furious mirror. Bind and pose. Pain again. Black ritual.

Jun 27th

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Jun 27th

directactioniswitchcraft-deacti asked: IMO, Anne Rice's non-vampire historical novels are light years better. Try 'Feast of All Saints,' it's my favorite.

Jun 27th

sunwheel-deactivated20101214 asked: I read À rebours at 14 and it's had an immeasurably huge influence on how I view the world even still :3 It took me ages to realize it was the novel referred to in A Portrait of Dorian Grey, actually. As far as decadent literature goes I'd advocate steering clear of the rest of Huysmans' oeuvre (ok, La-bas is palatable, but less lush and atmospheric than À rebours) and...

Jun 27th

russiantrophywife asked: did you ever end up reading the witching hour?

Jun 27th

sunwheel-deactivated20101214 asked: What were your favorite books growing up?

Jun 27th

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Okay, good thing I posted that at a time when my dashboard comes to a complete standstill. I still haven’t lost my knack for timing things perfectly.

Jun 27th

I’m terribly bored. Ask me something amusing???

Jun 27th