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Scans of the Official Furby Valentine’s Day Cards, their backings, and the Stickers
❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Happy Valentine’s Day ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
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From Russia with Lust: Tsar Alexander II (1818 – 1881) and Ekaterina Dolgorukova, Princess Youriesvki (1847–1922)
Tsar Alexander II met his future mistress and second wife when she was nine years old while staying at her parents’ house. In the 1860s, after her father’s death, the noble Muscovite family was left in financial ruin (Katya’s father mismanaged their fortune). The Tsar made Katya and her sister Maria his wards; He sent them to the Smolny Institute to be educated.
The affair between Katherine and Alexander began in earnest when she was around nineteen years of age, and he was forty-eight. Alexander periodically took the time to visit his wards at the Institute. These visits grew more frequent as Katya became older and more attractive. She moved out of Smolny and into her brother’s house in Saint Petersburg two years before graduation.
Their relationship lasted 14 years. It was Alexander’s last great passion. There are thousands of letters between him and Katya attesting that this “red hot” passion went both ways. Most of the letters are stored in the Moscow State Archives; seven were auctioned in Cologne in 2007 and are now owned by a French aristocrat; twenty-two were auctioned in New York in 2016. The pair frequently wrote to each other (several times a day) and were quite frank about the physical aspects of their relationship. Alexander emerges from these letters as a highly sexed but romantic man. The intensity of Katya’s desire for him and her explicit manner is a perfect match for his.
Let us take a peek at what this couple said to each other in their letters.
General facts about the correspondence:
They numbered all their letters and never signed their names; they used “With you always” to sign off their letters. They had code words for certain aspects of sex: "Bingerle" is their euphemism for love-making (coined by Katya.) The French word “jouissance” is their code for sexual climax.
They both had exuberant libidos, but their unique circumstances meant they never lost the frenzied passion of new lovers. The following are a few examples of what they said to each other through the years.
Alexander to Katya:
“I’ll never forget what happened on the sofa in the mirrored room when we kissed on the mouth for the first time, and you made me go out while you removed your crinoline, and I was surprised to find you without your pantaloons.”
Alexander to Katya:
“Oh, oh quel horreur? I was almost mad at this dream, but it was real… I felt a frenzy. That’s when I encountered my treasure… I would have given everything to dip inside again… I was electrified that your saucy crinoline let me see your legs that only I had ever seen.”
Alexander to Katya:
Over the New Year, the emperor, 60 and weary, celebrated with Katya. “I’m still steeped in our delicious bingerles last night,” he wrote on January 1, 1879.
Alexander to Katya:
“I confess these memories reawaken my rage to plunge inside your delirious coquillage again,” he would write. “I’m smiling about it, I’m not ashamed, it’s natural!” He was delighted when she took the initiative. “I enjoyed until delirium,” wrote the emperor, “lying still on the sofa while you moved on me yourself… we’re made for each other and I see you before my eyes, now in bed, now without knickers.”
Katya to Alexander:
. “I am expecting to make love three times tomorrow,” writes Katherine in a letter to the Tsar dated 1871. She goes on to describe, in remarkably free terms, how she was preparing to sleep with the Russian emperor. “I want to drink your juices,” she says.
Katya to Alexander:
“You know I want you. I feel overwhelmed by pleasure incomparable to anything else. I took pleasure like a mad thing under our dear blanket. This pleasure has no name, as we are the only ones who feel it.”
Katya to Alexander:
“I saw in your eyes that you wanted to throw yourself at me to forget everything and enjoy our bingerle.”
In a 28-page missive she reminds the Tsar that she is pregnant and urges him: “not to dare have any bad ideas and to remain untainted … for I know you are capable in one moment when you want to make it (bingerle), to forget that you desire only me, and to go and make it (bingerle) with another woman.” (some sources say that Alexander had a very brief affair with Katya’s sister at the beginning of their relationship.)
Katya to Alexander:
“This evening, I want you,’ and by the following morning: ‘I slept restlessly, everything inside me trembles, I can’t wait till 4.45.”
A sketch of nude Katya, penned by Alexander, was found in one of the letters. It is included below.
Sources:
Sebag Montefiore. Even racier than War And Peace… the red hot Romanov romance: Scandal of the married Tsar and his 16-year-old mistress, revealed in the raunchiest love letters ever written by a head of state. Daily Mail.com on Sunday. January 30, 2016
Harding, Luke. From Russia with lust: Tsar’s erotic letters to young mistress auctioned. The Independent 2007
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A NOTE ON #VALENTINESDAY & every day:
When I was a kid, my parents would say, “I love you so whole in the world.” It became the family mantra when saying “I love you.” My mother just texted it to my sister and me, and added, “Maybe it has a metaphorical meaning.” For three decades I’ve received and heard and said that line “I love you so whole in the world” without a second thought or further contemplation. When my mother slowed it down enough today to ask me pause, to consider the metaphor, I felt the phrase so wholly and holy.
There is so much importance in loving each other and ourselves wholly and whole. Unconditional love towards the self and each other is a key in unlocking the fear that ultimately manifests as violence and oppression. The myriad overt violence and oppressions in the last week alone have been - like all those before - unconscionable. So much of it - I can only assume - a result of perpetrators of said violence not feeling whole, or seeing the holy whole in others.
Today is a powerful day. It’s a day that began as a liturgical celebration of Christian saints with various legends and narratives surrounding its origins in the early Roman Empire. It’s become a day propagated by consumerism to tell us how we should be loved or how to love or who to love. And it’s also a day that the V-Day movement has turned into a global campaign to end sexual violence worldwide.
There are so many ways the world asks today to take shape. As if love - itself - can even be defined or contained. As if love - itself - can even be measured or sized. Even the notion of that which is “whole” - how too can even that be defined?
And yet, the notion of loving something so whole in the world - of loving it fully and entirely - feels like another key in unleashing the myriad fears that again and again separate us and perpetuate violence, in all unjust forms.
Regarding the devastating fire impacting Houston’s Muslim community this week, a friend noted how exhausting it is for the Muslim community - locally and at large - to have to convince others they are human. And I think about how again and again that happens with every marginalized body and voice. That #BlackLivesMatter came out of that very injustice and pain. That again and again this happens and still still still it must stop immediately immediately now.
And so, today, and every every every day - may we love each other and ourselves so whole in the world.
Happy February 14 - in whatever incarnation you choose to hold it.
The Best Valentine’s Day Ever by me, Dodger_Sister
Dean/Cas, AU - Middle School, First Kiss, Valentine’s, Wee!chesters, Gen+, 4.5k
Dean wants to buy something special for someone special for Valentine’s Day. First he needs to figure out what to buy, where to get the money and which special classmate to give it to.
Happy Valentine’s day! Eri’s a little confused but she’s got the spirit!
You’re a might pine valentine
❤️ You make my heart skip a beet
I know they aren’t fruits, but I couldn’t resist some sweet veggie puns! You can check out the process for this drawing over in my Instagram story! ✨
Happy Valentines Day!
Know that you are special and you are loved, not only today but every day! I hope y'all are spending this day with those closest to your heart, and if not, spend this day pampering yourself and doing what you love, you deserve it for being awesome!
Picnic at Hanging Rock
♥As promised here is the reveal of the Kuramantine Day Special Collab items. The art is done by the amazing @sticksama so go check them out for amazing art! This lovely collection features an array of amazing (and big!) acrylic stands coated with epoxy glitter for a special effect. The stands range anywhere from 6.5" to almost 9"!! There will be more added to this collection so swipe left for more images, or check my stories for a detailed video! Thank you Trix the Fox for this amazing collection! It will drop next weekend on the Yu Yu Hakusho Merch Group on FB, and the rest will be sold on my mercari shop. Links below!
My first night into my trip with my fiancee, we had dinner with my fiancées best friends and we had a great time together. That was the first time that all sic of us have been able to get together for anything.
