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− | |key_motifs=gender non-conformity, 14th Century Gothic Architecture, bondage-inspired fashion, LGBTQ+ pride gear and flags, demonology, DIY punk and goth (especially using a habit, priest cassock, or with catholic inspiration)|key_values=Queerness, |
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− | Anti-Authoritarianism, |
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− | Reclamation of Sin, |
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− | Leftism|creator=Jack Ratt (TheKnowItAllChip) |caption1=Two nuns sitting on the side walk and smoking.}} |
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+ | {{Aesthetic|other_names=Sacrilege, Blasphemy|key_colours=Black, white, red, gold, silver|key_values=Rebellion, anti-authoritarianism, sexuality, self-discovery|related_aesthetics=[[Angelcore]]<br>[[Christcore]]<br>[[Devilcore]]<br>[[Grunge]]<br>[[Punk]]<br>[[Slutcore]]<br>[[Traumacore]]<br>[[Witchcore]]|image1=Nunnn.jpg|key_motifs=Christianity, atheism, authority, self-love, shame|caption1=A nun costume, decorated with ornate gold cross necklaces and gold-embroidered gloves with metallic nail covers. Designed by @xXXsheenaXXx on Twitter. Photo by @TAKE_Syav2.}} |
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⚫ | The name being a portmanteau of "sacrilege" and "hardcore", Sacricore is partially an off shoot of [[Trendercore]] and [[Queercore]] with it focusing of reclaiming the notion that LGBTQ+ identities are sinful as well as borrowing visual aesthetics from Catholicism and combining them with queer aesthetics. |
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⚫ | The main goal of Sacricore is for those negatively affected by Christian religions to find peace in their queer identities or otherwise morally acceptable interests, lifestyle, or choices (people who are divorced, have had abortions, are mentally ill, disabled, or [https://neurocosmopolitanism.com/neurodiversity-some-basic-terms-definitions/ neurodivergent], are Pagan or Wiccan, etc) that have been labeled as sinful or disallowed from pursuing |
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[[File:Genderforlunch.jpg|alt=Jack Ratt's post on his tumblr side blog called Gender For Lunch. It reads "SacriCore - an off shoot of trendercore for those focusing on reclaiming the idea that queer identities are sinful as well as borrowing aesthetics from catholicism" in large caps. It then reads " The name comes from sacrilege and "hardcore", so it's a punk or alternative aesthetic.It celebrates "sins" that are actually morally harmless or even fun - queerness, drugs, alcohol, disobeying authority, devil worship (ironic or sincere) etc. Though I never want anyone trying to pressure anyone into doing any of these things if they're uncomfortable! It combines a lot of trenderpunk with catholicism aesthetics, celebrating queerness and gender noncomfortmity. Mascs in nun costumes, feminine people in priest cassocks, etc. do not use sacracore to be antisemitic or xenophobic, this is for people healing from the pain caused by their own bad religious experiences." In smaller text.|Jack Ratt on his side blog, GenderForLunch, mentioning the importance of not being antisemetic or xenophobic|border|right|891x891px]] |
[[File:Genderforlunch.jpg|alt=Jack Ratt's post on his tumblr side blog called Gender For Lunch. It reads "SacriCore - an off shoot of trendercore for those focusing on reclaiming the idea that queer identities are sinful as well as borrowing aesthetics from catholicism" in large caps. It then reads " The name comes from sacrilege and "hardcore", so it's a punk or alternative aesthetic.It celebrates "sins" that are actually morally harmless or even fun - queerness, drugs, alcohol, disobeying authority, devil worship (ironic or sincere) etc. Though I never want anyone trying to pressure anyone into doing any of these things if they're uncomfortable! It combines a lot of trenderpunk with catholicism aesthetics, celebrating queerness and gender noncomfortmity. Mascs in nun costumes, feminine people in priest cassocks, etc. do not use sacracore to be antisemitic or xenophobic, this is for people healing from the pain caused by their own bad religious experiences." In smaller text.|Jack Ratt on his side blog, GenderForLunch, mentioning the importance of not being antisemetic or xenophobic|border|right|891x891px]] |
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+ | The Sacricore community and philosophy have two predominant denominations: Atheist and religious. Philosophy varies between the two. The Sacricore community generally supports LGBTQ+ rights, gender and racial equality, religious freedom, and freedom of speech. |
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⚫ | What "sins" are considered morally acceptable to celebrate in Sacricore are largely based around leftist beliefs. If said sin isn't harming others, ignoring the consent of others, or based on bigotry towards minorities (disrespecting muslims or jewish people is strictly off limits, they hold no power over you and disrespecting them would be punching down rather than up) then it is safe to assume Sacricore supports it. |
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⚫ | Although Sacricore is mainly based off of catholic aesthetics, DIY punk fashion, and has slight inspiration [[Nu-Goth]], what Sacricore can be absorbent of any kind if alt fashion. The different elements you place in your goth-punk-religious fusion outfit depends on what part of your identity you are using SacraCore to celebrate. |
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⚫ | Some elements of a Sacricore outfit could include a crucifix necklace, dirtied or tattered [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formal_wear church clothes] (modern or retro), pieces from a priest's cassock or nun's habit, crust pants / vests, bondage fashion such as harnesses and leather, 1800s gothic jewelry, fake thorn crowns, and accessories referencing demons and angels (clothing covered in eyes, fake horns, makeup that mimics wings, etc). |
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+ | * pins / patches calling out ableism |
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− | 2017-10-10-rainbow collar.jpg|A rainbow Priest collar |
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+ | Maria-Brink-and-Rob-Halford-cr-Matt-Stasi-for-2017-Loudwire-Music-Awards-billboard-1548-compressed.jpg|Judas Priest's Rob Halford and Maria Brink performing "Black Wedding", a song about a priest and nun having blasphemous sex |
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− | A2e560034ea3341ea7061bdd8c23ff5f.jpg|Goth sacracore cross makeup |
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A8ced640136c76d107b445d6b2eb0754.jpg|Vest That Says Fuck The Westboro Baptist Church |
A8ced640136c76d107b445d6b2eb0754.jpg|Vest That Says Fuck The Westboro Baptist Church |
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− | 09a744aabfc0b034172504da8570c07b.jpg|fake devil horns |
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C754cdc8d74bebf37873fb747eefde4d.jpg|void punk shirt |
C754cdc8d74bebf37873fb747eefde4d.jpg|void punk shirt |
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− | Di1-aumXcAEBDi3.jpg|Jesus Loves SexWorkers |
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Sketch1606924234160.png|Queer Sacricore |
Sketch1606924234160.png|Queer Sacricore |
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+ | USER SCOPED TEMP DATA orca-image--2013340044.jpeg|Sacricore Focusing on How Biblically Accurate Angels Have Thousands Of Terrifying Eyes |
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+ | Sketch1606932997179.png|Sacracore Focusing on Sex Works and being Pro Choice |
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Revision as of 00:02, 12 November 2021
Warning: This page includes mentions of sex, drugs, alcohol, smoking, blood, and bigotry. Your mom is here.
The name being a portmanteau of "sacrilege" and "hardcore", Sacricore is partially an off shoot of Trendercore and Queercore with it focusing of reclaiming the notion that LGBTQ+ identities are sinful as well as borrowing visual aesthetics from Catholicism and combining them with queer aesthetics.
The main goal of Sacricore is for those negatively affected by Christian religions to find peace in their queer identities or otherwise morally acceptable interests, lifestyle, or choices (people who are divorced, have had abortions, are mentally ill, disabled, or neurodivergent, are Pagan or Wiccan, etc) that have been labeled as sinful or disallowed from pursuing
Sacricore can be used in an atheist sense or a "pro-Jesus, anti-christianity" sense.
Philosophy
The Sacricore community and philosophy have two predominant denominations: Atheist and religious. Philosophy varies between the two. The Sacricore community generally supports LGBTQ+ rights, gender and racial equality, religious freedom, and freedom of speech.
What "sins" are considered morally acceptable to celebrate in Sacricore are largely based around leftist beliefs. If said sin isn't harming others, ignoring the consent of others, or based on bigotry towards minorities (disrespecting muslims or jewish people is strictly off limits, they hold no power over you and disrespecting them would be punching down rather than up) then it is safe to assume Sacricore supports it.
Fashion
Although Sacricore is mainly based off of catholic aesthetics, DIY punk fashion, and has slight inspiration Nu-Goth, what Sacricore can be absorbent of any kind if alt fashion. The different elements you place in your goth-punk-religious fusion outfit depends on what part of your identity you are using SacraCore to celebrate.
Some elements of a Sacricore outfit could include a crucifix necklace, dirtied or tattered church clothes (modern or retro), pieces from a priest's cassock or nun's habit, crust pants / vests, bondage fashion such as harnesses and leather, 1800s gothic jewelry, fake thorn crowns, and accessories referencing demons and angels (clothing covered in eyes, fake horns, makeup that mimics wings, etc).
Here are some Sacricore fashion elements that put emphasis on some parts of one's identity rejected by Christianity.
LGBTQ+
- Pride flags or the colors of pride flags incorporated into outfits
- Gender nonconformity
- Elements of Trendercore, Queercore Trenderpunk, or Trendergoth
- References to Sodom and Gomorrah, two Biblical cities known for being overly sinful. Sodom was known for allowing homosexuality between men.
- Images (in tattoos, t shirts, graffiti, or other art) of Jesus, angels, or demons participating in same gender relationships or in pride events
- Incorporating other LGBTQ+ symbols such as black asexual rings, blue feathers, freedom rings, green carnation, and handkerchief code
Disability and neurodivergence
- Decorating wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and other mobility aids
- Wearable stim toys / tools
- Elements of stimwave and Cripplepunk
- pins / patches calling out ableism
- "hell on wheels" slogan for wheelchair-users
Sex work
- Nun, angel, or priest clothes made using leather or latex (referencing leather and latex fetishes)
- Ball gags
- Heeled shoes
- Fishnets
- Chokers
- Corsets
- References (on shirts, tattoos, graffiti, or other art) to Jesus or Satan respecting sex workers
- Elements of dominatrix-themed fashion
- Imagery & slogans advocating to make sex work as safe as possible