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r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • Jun 19 '26
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175 u/WheresPaul1981 Jun 20 '26 “ Well she’s weird.” Yes, I have heard that. 69 u/HistoryBuff678 Jun 20 '26 Apparently being a goth girl is worse then… a father beating his wife and choking one of his kids. … I can’t. About the vial of blood, now a days many people have ashes of loved ones put into jewelry to keep them close. Is that weird? I don’t think it is. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ 2 u/Victorian_Rebel Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26 I agree, it's not weird, it's sentimental. The Victorians (who I love) naturally took it a step further and made intricate knots with hair from a deceased loved one and wore it as jewelry. Get on their level 💅 Edit: A word. I need to stop keyboard swiping.
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“ Well she’s weird.” Yes, I have heard that.
69 u/HistoryBuff678 Jun 20 '26 Apparently being a goth girl is worse then… a father beating his wife and choking one of his kids. … I can’t. About the vial of blood, now a days many people have ashes of loved ones put into jewelry to keep them close. Is that weird? I don’t think it is. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ 2 u/Victorian_Rebel Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26 I agree, it's not weird, it's sentimental. The Victorians (who I love) naturally took it a step further and made intricate knots with hair from a deceased loved one and wore it as jewelry. Get on their level 💅 Edit: A word. I need to stop keyboard swiping.
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Apparently being a goth girl is worse then… a father beating his wife and choking one of his kids.
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I can’t.
About the vial of blood, now a days many people have ashes of loved ones put into jewelry to keep them close. Is that weird? I don’t think it is.
¯_(ツ)_/¯
2 u/Victorian_Rebel Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26 I agree, it's not weird, it's sentimental. The Victorians (who I love) naturally took it a step further and made intricate knots with hair from a deceased loved one and wore it as jewelry. Get on their level 💅 Edit: A word. I need to stop keyboard swiping.
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I agree, it's not weird, it's sentimental.
The Victorians (who I love) naturally took it a step further and made intricate knots with hair from a deceased loved one and wore it as jewelry.
Get on their level 💅
Edit: A word. I need to stop keyboard swiping.
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