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EXACTLY. "The show is canonically queer!" YES? OBVIOUSLY? don't get me wrong I love jackieshauna but goddamn don't not mention the representation when looking for more representation

People who post about how Yellowjackets is an explicitly queer show & then say just things like “Jackie and Shauna are unambiguously in love!” “Misty is canonically a lesbian” without mentioning Van & Tai I fucking hate you so bad oh my god. Yellowjackets IS an explicitly queer show you guys just hate black women and butches and you’d rather make a case for why Travis is transfemme than just fucking acknowledge the married black lesbians on the show. The only evidence you should EVER use to call Yellowjackets “canonically queer” is Taissa, Van, Simone, and Ben. If you erase their identities bc you want Natalie to be butch just actually shut up. Words mean things. You’re all like thirteen just lying on the internet & your biases are showing real bad.

I’ve been eating like a nondisordered person I need to sh00t myself

We want revolution! Girl style now!

Hello! I just realized I've had this account for like over a year and never made a fucking intro post so yeah

Basic info:

-> they/them

-> the name ree works

Feminist!

Dyke!

I am a riot grrrl! (if you don't know what riot grrrl is check this post)

Hella gay. Super lesbian. Mega dyke. Bitch butch. Figured out I was a lesbian in like fuckin elementary

Whore!

Avid ao3 reader and writer.

(the feminist dyke whore thing is a reference to bikini kill's song "alien she" which I HIGHLY recommend)

Fandoms:

Yellowjackets

Repo The Genetic Opera

Sally face

Orange is the new black

Daria (hence the user)

Bojack horseman

Adventure time

Music:

Favorite artists: bikini kill, she wants revenge, mitski, Jack off Jill, type o negative, Tupac, destroy boys, Mommy long legs, solya, elita, icp, ween, chappell roan, Sofia issella, ashnikko, Ayesha Erotica, big thief, Jazmin Bean, Ethel Cain

Using Demonic Sigils

Demonic sigils are specific types of symbols or seals that are used in various magickal traditions to represent, summon, or communicate with demonic entities. These symbols are believed to hold the essence or the power of thr demon they represent, acting as a focal point for rituals involving these entities. The use of demonic sigils dates back to ancient times and has been incorporated into numerous magickal practices and grimoires throughout history.

Historical Origins

The practice of using symbols or seals to represent demons is ancient, with roots in cultures around the world. However, the formal use of demonic sigils is most notably documented in medieval and Renaissance grimoires. These texts, such as 'The Lesser Key Of Solomon' (also known as Ars Goetia or Lemegeton), provide a catalog of demons, each accompanied by a unique sigil.

A sigil can have immense power because it's a gateway to a certain energy. It's like having a direct line to a powerful person, except that the person is a spiritual force, not constrained by the time/space continuum. The ancients knew all too well that our world is not only physical, that there are entities among us that we can't perceive with our ordinary senses, yet they can be communicated with through symbols which activate our higher intuitive faculties and open a door for their arrival.

Purpose And Use

Demonic sigils serve several purposes in magickal practices, including:

• Summoning- Sigils are used in rituals to summon demons, providing a method for the practitioner to focus their intention and call forth the entity.

• Communication- Sigils facilitate communication with demonic entities, acting as a bridge between the practitioner and the spirit realm.

• Command- In some traditions, possessing a demon's sigil gives the practitioner a degree of control, over the entity, compelling it to perform or grant requests of the summoner. Most entities will resist this type of magick and some may turn hostile. Use sigils with respect and consideration.

A sigil of a summoned demon can be utilized in various ways after the ritual. For example, by carrying it with you, placing it in a prominent place in your home, an altar dedicated to the demon, or in some cases of baneful magick, placing it near the target, burying it, burning it, etc.

Creation And Activation

Demonic sigils found in grimoires are traditionally received through mystical revelation or compiled from older texts. Modern practitioners may use these historical sigils or create new ones through various methods of sigilization, such as the rearrangement of letters from the demon's name into a symbolic design.

Activating or charging a demonic sigil typically involves ritualistic practices. These can include specific invocations, the use of ceremonial magick tools, and the creation of a ritual space. The goal is to energize the sigil and open a channel of communication with the entity it represents.

There are also techniques that can be used to create a unique sigil that connects a person with a specific demon for the purpose of attunement. Such a sigil being charged and activated to serve a single connection rather than everyone who chances upon it, can be a more powerful conduit. It is comparable to a dedicated VS a shared network.

Authoritative Texts With Demonic Sigils

Some grimoires contain extensive lists of demonic entities, their attributes, and corresponding sigils. Here are some notable texts that include information and drawings of demonic sigils:

• The Lesser Key Of Solomon (Ars Goetia, Lemegeton, Clavicula Solomonis)- Particularly the first section, known as the Ars Goetia, which details 72 demons along with their sigils and methods of summoning them.

• The Grimoire of Honorius- Attributed to Pope Honorius III, this grimoire includes sigils and instructions for summoning spirits, including demons, and is known for blending Christian and pagan elements.

• The Book Of Abramelin- Written by Abraham von Worms, this book describes an elaborate ritual known as the Abramelin Operation, designed to obtain the knowledge and conversation of one's guardian angel but also includes information on the summoning of demons as part of its broader magickal practice.

• The Pseudomonarchia Daemonum- An appendix of Johann Weyer's 'De Praestigiis Daemonum', this text lists 69 demons along with brief descriptions and is notable for its critical perspective on the practice of demonology.

• Grimorium Verum- (Latin for True Grimoire) is an 18th century grimoire attributed to one 'Alibeck the Egyptian' of Memphis, who purportedly wrote itnin 1517. Like many grimoires, it claims a tradition originating with King Solomon.

• The Munich Manuel of Demonic Magic (Codex Latinus Monacensis 849)- A 15th century grimoire, this manuscript focuses on necromancy and demonology, including sigils for summoning demons.

• The Grand Grimoire (The Red Dragon)- Known for its powerful rituals and the summoning of demonic forces, this book also contains sigils and instructions for making pacts with demonic entities.

• The Black Pullet (La poule noire)- While primarily known gor its talismans, this grimoire also includes methods for creating sigils and rings that are used to grant the user various powers, including influence over demons.

• The Sixth And Seventh Books Of Moses- These books are a collection of magickal texts that purport to describe the magick practiced by Moses, including the use of seals and sigils associated with both angels and demons.

The sigils found in these texts are often used in their original form even today. There have also been modifications and new sigils are constantly being created, especially by chaos magicians.

yall need to give lollygagger some love.

they’re a local chicago punk band with some of the best bass playing i’ve ever heard, with fantastic songwriting, and they don’t take themselves too seriously either. they’re genuinely a fantastic addition to the scene here and i’m really really impressed by them.

i spoke with them after a show this past weekend and seriously, they’re some of the nicest people in the chicago punk scene. they’re really brilliant musically but they’re so humble about it, and they NEED more recognition both within the scene here and outside of it. they kept throwing out twinkies during their set, making fun of the hostess company and having a laugh about it, keeping the energy up and everything, i’m just so pleasantly surprised and impressed by them.

here’s one of my favorite songs lollygagger has on streaming right now, but they’ll have new music coming soon (they’re working on a new album!):

Virgin shaming and slut shaming piss me off in equal amounts. There’s nothing magical or special about being a virgin, and same goes with having sex. You know what’s magical? Shutting the fuck up about people’s personal choices.