M4RI0NETTE

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"the lover is a veil; all is beloved "

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https://spacehey.com/feralfoxgutz

M4RI0NETTE's Interests

General

industrial ✶ hyperpop ✶ newwave ✶ punk
𓁺✶𓁺self-mythology • self-conquest • meditation • philosophy • hypnosis • dialectic • Ayurveda • Kabbalah • alchemy • metaphysics • reading tarot • ESP • ethics
𓁺✶𓁺historical fashion • antique maps • etymology • elder futhark runes • ancient civilizations
𓁺✶𓁺 fresh vegetables • culinary art • tinctures • foraging • food preservation • canning • sewing • visible mending • exploring • bushcraft • military surplus
𓁺✶𓁺ethnobotany • mycology • neurodivergency • chemistry • perfumery
𓁺✶𓁺 karaoke • ballads • creative writing • sacrificing meaning for the rhyme • kennings • film analysis • dancing • learning to code • painful puns!!

Music

Alone in My Room • Give My Remains To Broadway • They Might Be Giants • Adam & The Ants • Casket Cassette • Vylet Pony • Mareux • PIG • Acid Bath • Pixies • Bauhaus • Depeche Mode • Misfits • Joy Division • The Dahmers • New Model Army • Haute & Freddy • Talking Heads • Dionysos • Ofra Haza • Jun Togawa • Stromae • Devi McCallion • Kate Bush • Donovan • Blood Orchid • Uzi Freyja • Boney M. • ABBA • My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult • Blood Cultures • Jack Stauber • Eartha Kitt • David Bowie • Bruce Springsteen • The Who • Hozier • Femtanyl • Jorden Fiction • Die Form • Pleasentries • Cage The Elephant • Infinity Song • The Lumineers • Bongwater • The Mountain Goats • Paul Simon • The Happy Fits • Bloodywood • The Pogues • The Doors • Junie & TheHutFriends • Nick Helm • The Crane Wives • Johnny Cash • Heilung • Habibi

Movies

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Evil Dead II • The Rocky Horror Picture Show • B&W 40's horror • Hair ('79) • The Little Prince ('74) • The Wiz ('78) • Harold & Maude • Daisy: A Hen Into The Wild • Lars & The Real Girl • Pink Flamingos • The Fall (2006) • Lisa Frankenstein • Jack & The Cuckoo-Clock Heart • The Planters

Television

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The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour • Smiling Friends • A Bit of Fry & Laurie • Mr. Bean • Uncle • Abbott Elementary • The Good Place • 90s Moomin • Koisenu Futari | Two People Who Can't Fall In Love • DHMIS • Hilda Furacão • King Of The Hill • Bojack Horseman • Community


wholesome 60-70s sitcoms—
Diff'rent Stokes, Mind Your Language, Good Times, Bewitched, The Addams Family, etc.

Books

Theories of The Chakras: Bridge to Higher Consciousness • Molānā Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī's Poetry • Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain


I started 'Modern Hypnosis | Theory and Practice'

Heroes

Don Quixote, Mme. Marie Laveau, Marilyn Monroe, Guru Nanak, Master Siddhartha Gautama, Jhonen Vasquez & Jesus

M4RI0NETTE's Latest Blog Entries [View Blog]

Mermaids Are Aliens | discussion: where DO mermaids come from? (view more)

8pm-12am | I MADE 4 DISHES | Journal (view more)

The Parable of The Mountain View — (view more)

2026 Manifestation Playlist #1 | January (view more)

The Ultimate Secret of Vampirism | Psychic Whistleblower & Channelled Message (view more)

M4RI0NETTE's Blurbs

About me:

student shamanist | energy-worker | medium


I’m preparing for an old-fashioned, low-tech nomadic life on foot across the United States— perpetually hiking with my nights under the stars, scraping by on odd jobs and busking as a traveling ascetic.


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Sidney Harold Meteyard, 'The Wood Nymph', ca.1868-1947

Hiding in the trees of my childhood, I would make flower crowns. Now, I weave them around a scarlet hat.

The goddess is in bloom— 
made flesh and cloaked in the manner of an old woman to test the hospitality of mankind. 

Passing the time in a non-linear way, I slip in and out through the fourth dimension like a child hanging off the edge of a waterslide.

I wouldn't call learning a hobby; it is an existential curse.

John Everett Millais, 'Ophelia', 1851-52

"I always thought that a flibbertygibbit was a person who jumps lights from this to that, never quite landing but making [a]n impression. I don't think of them a[s] silly, just occupied with more ethereal stuff then others, hence misunderstood and labelled silly. I had a brother like that and have to confess to a strong leaning myself.”

— Gina, Newport Ireland

The Prauge Astronomical Clock, the oldest functioning clock in the world, 1410

"As a girl, Sophie would have shriveled with embarrassment at the way she was behaving. As an old woman, she did not mind what she did or said.”

— Diana Wynne Jones, Howl's Moving Castle


Unknown, 'Allegorical Painting of Two Ladies', ca.1650s

"Ridicule is nothing to be scared of …

Silk or leather, fur or feather …

Respect yourself

And all of those around you."

— Adam Ant and Marco Pirroni, Prince Charming (1981)


Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 'The Rose's of Heliogabalus', 1888

"I don't care, what the trendies may do

I don't care, what they tell me is new

It's so square, monkey-see monkey-do

Let them stare, I'm enjoying the view.”

— Eartha Kitt, I Don't Care


Dante Gabriel's Rossetti, 'Lady Lilith', 1866-1868

Hyacinthe Rigaud, 'Young Black Man With A Bow', ca.1697


"Except no situation; question, argue, and explore."


Francisco Goya, 'The Clothed Maja', 1800-1807
Marie Guillemine Benoist, 'Portrait of a Black Woman', 1800

"There is truth in fiction and fiction in truth” 

— Jon Levi

Agostino Brunias, 'Linen Market, Domincia', ca.1780

Commissioned by British colonial administrator Sir William Young, this painting served as propaganda, portraying an idyllic "Indian colony” market where Europeans, free people of colour, and enslaved people appear together in vivid period dress. Beneath the harmonious scene was the harsh realities of colonial exploitation. Link here.

"Public office is the last refuge of the scoundrel."

— Penrose

John William Waterhouse, 'Circe Invidiosa', 1892 

The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”  — George Orwell, Animal Farm, 1945, p. 112    

When the pigs stood with the men it was impossible to distinguish between them. Likewise, the distinction between man and animal had vanished.

"Give not that which is holy unto dogs, neither cast ye your pearls before swine, lest they trample them under their feet, and turn again and rend you." Matthew 7:6

Unknown, 'Portrait of a Lady Holding an Orange Blossom', ca.1760-1770


"There are more men ennobled by study than by nature.”

— Cicero


Who I'd like to meet:

I will not add or IM anyone who is not 18+ or profiles with no visible age.

I use Spacehey for social‑exposure and my replies can be delayed.

Response time: If it takes a few hours for me to answer after I just message someone new, it's only because I'm giving my nervous system a break or got distracted.

Availability: I have periods when I need to take a break from any social interaction. When I’m ready again, I’ll return to the conversation.

Being Online: I may be online but not messaging people, I use the blog function to keep ideas, organize information and fiddle with code to turn my thoughts off.

People have a life offline, I prefer not to feel pressured chatting someone I do not know.

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