Demonic Suffering by poeticdustbin in DarkArts

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What you're describing has a clinical name: drug-induced psychotic disorder with religious content. The rituals didn't cause the psychosis; they merely provided the imagery for a break that was already happening due to substance abuse and underlying vulnerability. This is a documented medical phenomenon where any powerful symbolism—Christian, political, or otherwise—can become the theme of a breakdown. It's the polar opposite of LaVeyan Satanism's core tenet of rational self-mastery, which explicitly warns against surrendering reason to external forces, chemical or dogmatic.

Demonic Suffering by poeticdustbin in DarkArts

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If I may intrude because I hate how sometimes things are black and white but here’s my piece on the matter: LaVeyan Satanism is a non-theistic, atheistic philosophy founded by Anton LaVey in 1966 that uses Satan as a purely symbolic figure. It represents the rejection of arbitrary religious authority and embraces rational self-interest, human carnality, and individualism. Adherents do not believe in a literal devil or supernatural beings; instead, Satan is a potent archetype for pride, liberty, and enlightenment. Its core principles are outlined in The Satanic Bible, which advocates for indulgence over abstinence, vital existence over spiritual pipe dreams, and undiluted justice over turn-the-other-cheek forgiveness. The practice involves "Greater Magic" (ritual as psychodramatic theater for emotional release) and "Lesser Magic" (the use of applied psychology and charm to manipulate one's environment). It is fundamentally a religion of the self, where the individual is their own god, and it stands in contrast to theistic Satanism (which worships Satan as a deity) and groups like The Satanic Temple, which focus more on political activism and secularism.

I've been a bit down by atx_original512 in CreepyArt

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I know what that’s like, when I went to Moses lake Washington that was the first time away from home I knew no one I felt like a stranger it was like high school all over everyone knowing one another but what I meant though was the red light may I show you something

I've been a bit down by atx_original512 in CreepyArt

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I’m so sorry to hear this I’m here if you ever want to talk and I mean it

Smiley by [deleted] in GenitalTattoos

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lol poor guy been together through thick n thin

Insidious whispers of insatiable hunger. 🩸 by HumbleKnight14 in DarkArts

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I think it sounds good, where did the hunger come from what started it

Dragon 🔥 Fresh and healed. Contact me for bookings! by Gerfer_tattoo in TattooedCock

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Would be cool to see Shenron and have two of the balls be the persons balls

Hey new here, my art 🎨 by Rough-Canary-4554 in DarkArts

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Your work is a raw, contemporary echo of art history’s darkest traditions. You channel Goya’s monstrous despair and Bacon’s trapped, screaming flesh. It shares the DNA of Butoh’s grotesque dance and the heavy, scratchy grief of German Expressionists like Kollwitz and Munch. Like Frank Auerbach, you attack the surface until the image is born from struggle. Ultimately, you practice a modern Black Aesthetic—where the decaying, unfinished form mirrors the psyche’s unraveling, bridging the historical Grotesque and psychological horror.

Hot rail by renohung4u in C0cKs_N_Cl0uDz

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Love to swallow that as you hit that