Numb Arms

[messaline]

Is this really blood?

No, it was a "manip" ...


"...Brazil is a nation that has some interesting contrasts and contradictions when it comes to its trans citizens.

It has a medical system that coves trans procedures including genital surgery, but doesn't protect their human rights nationally. You see trans models in publications and on catwalks during Rio Fashion Week, but ordinary trans Brazilian citizens are brutalized and murdered.

To highlight those contradictions, trans actress Viviany Beleboni for a gay pride event that happened in Sao Paulo on June 7 asked special effects makeup artist Dennis Dal Ballo to do makeup simulating Jesus Christ's crucifixion wounds before she climbed aboard a parade float with a sign above her head saying 'Enough of Homophobia' .She said the crucifixion wounds symbolized the persecution and suffering Brazilian LGBT people suffer..."

 

[Fox-on-Cross]

They are a minority.

 

[woodflesh]

Old Romans did not hardly wind the ropes around the patibulum and arm, the nails had no influence on the bloodcirculation.
Constandly move up and down to save your arms from coldness.

Yes, the beatifically feeling from the arms above your head is indescribable.

This means hanging on the nails with the full weight, and the victim does not hang quietly only but will always move and wriithe, wow! For example, when the right biceps cramps, the right arm will be flexed and draw at the left nail, and when the left arm is cramping, too, the whole body lifts and the legs will be stretched and will soon develop their own cramps, causing a "fight" legs vs upper body and arm muscles. Did the Romans anything to prevent the victim from loosing. consciousness?

 

[Fox-on-Cross]

Perhaps that drink.

 

[woodflesh]

Perhaps that drink.

And if the victim refuses to drink?

 

[Fox-on-Cross]

I don't think, the will to survive is a tremendous human property, anywhere in the world and in history.