Anne Boleyn - Blog Posts

Did you know she was beheaded

i hate job hunting so much why couldn’t i have just been sent abroad as a girl to serve at the court of margaret of austria and then later to serve a succession of french queens so that i could return to the english court years later as a lady of sophistication and charm capable of causing one of the greatest religious schisms in european history

the cousins (who look like they’ve adjusted very well to modern life)

"Don't lose your head :)"

MY PLAYLIST JUST DID A THIMG AND I HAVE TO SHARE SO TUMBLER YOUR IT.

Ballad of Jane Doe played followed imeadintly by 'dont lose your head' from the Six sound track.

The irony

(Six The Musical)

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Have another pic. AU making go "BRRRR"

From left to right its Namie, Nec, MC, Harper, Arabella and Mikage. Of course Izaya is in the middle.

I went to see Six the musical recently, and it gave me the idea to make an AU for Drrr!! I had to include characters from Ikebukuro Records to have all six queens but at least they all fit. If I went with canon characters the options were either not fitting, boring, or underage. Anyway. I like it. Is it normal to want to write fanfics for your own stuff?

(I encourage people to reblog my work because I'm going through a glitch where tumblr is making me get blocked by people I don't even know. It's rather annoying and hindering so it would be really helpful)

Anne Boleyn and Catherine the Great have really lovely designs!

Why is this butterfly a drew giving me Anne Boleyn vibes

The tudors Queens reactions to you hug them part 1 I will do his other three wives in the next part also I hope this help you if you had a bad day

Also this is going to be extremely short (I'm so sorry about this being cringy this is my first time writing that so yes)

: Catherine of Aragon

She was standing out in the garden while you walking up to her

Catherine you called out to her she turns around and said y/n I didn't know you were out here. y/n how are you feeling today good how about good y/n said can I hug you and Catherine said yes you can hug me

This is what y'all will look like hugs

Girl x Girl

Boy x Girl

:Anne Boleyn

She was walking around the courtyard when she saw you walking up to her

Y/n she said. y/n said anne how are you doing today. Good Anne said is it okay if I hug you Anne y/n ask. Of course you can hug me y/n

This is what y'all will look like hugs

Girl x Girl

Boy x Girl

jane seymour

She was walking around the castle and you saw her so you walked up to her

Jane you said ah y/n you scared me oh I'm so sorry I did not mean to scare you jane

How are you doing today y/n good how about you jane I'm doing okay today .Is it okay if I hug you jane. Of course you can hug me dear

This is what y'all will look like hugs

Girl x Girl

Boy x Girl

According to William Latymer, Anne was “never found without having some book in French in [her] hand.” Anne always made sure that her books looked splendid, and the king showered her with gifts of gilt, silver and velvet bindings. But her love of luxury didn’t end with her library, spectacular though it was. During her time in France, she often dolled herself up to suit the exacting standards of that most fashionable of courts. The French courtier Brantome wrote about Anne in his memoirs, remembering her as “the fairest and most bewitching of all the lovely dames of the French court, with a gracefulness that rivalled Venus.” On one occasion, she appeared in a dress covered with silver stars, with her little feet clad in velvet slippers, each adorned with a diamond star. On her head she wore a golden-coloured gauze halo, and her hair fell in ringlets about her shoulders. As one of her modern biographers notes, “Anne experimented as much with outfits and hair styles as she did with dance-steps.” She delighted in enhancing her gowns with jewels. Initial jewelry was popular at the Tudor court, and it seems that Anne was fond of jeweled letter pendants; in addition to her iconic “B” necklace, she owned a brooch with “RA”—meaning “Regina Anna”—spelt out in diamonds. She especially enjoyed wearing diamonds and rubies in her hair, often in fanciful shapes such as roses and hearts; as Susan Bordo observes, “Anne must have been quite a ravishing sight dancing at court, her thick, chestnut mane cascading down her back.” Ribbons could also be worn in the hair, and Anne’s inventory for March of 1536 states that she owned several “fine pieces of ribbon” for putting up her hair. Her penchant for ribbons was so great that she even decorated her clavichord with green ribbons. She famously craved apples during her first pregnancy, but her favorite fruits were fresh cherries and strawberries, and in 1532, she even sent a servant to London just to satisfy her cherry craving. (She tipped generously!) Anne also used sachets filled with sweet rose petals and lavender to scent and refresh her sheets and clothes. Perfumes were widely used for the body as well, and for this purpose Anne used the services of her apothecary, Thomas Alsop. While we can’t say with absolute certainty what her favorite scent was, records indicate that she had a fondness for rosewater, and she owned “small flagons and glasses for rosewater” and a gold “casting glass,” a bottle used to sprinkle rosewater and other flower essences onto the body. In the words of Eric Ives, if Anne had lived, “her wardrobe might well have rivalled the 2000 costumes which tradition assigns to that most fashion-conscious of monarchs, her daughter Elizabeth. Anne [was the one who] certainly started her child on that route.”

“She who has been the Queen of England on earth will today become a Queen in heaven.” - Thomas Cranmer

ANNE BOLEYN, QUEEN OF ENGLAND (C.1501/07 - 1536)

Even so, people like Jacquetta and Elizabeth Woodville had several children in quick sucession no problem. I think Catherine’s problem might have been health related because she did gave birth more than once, but her children died really young and I heard it said it could’ve been because something was wrong with her. I don’t remember the particular of that argument, though, sorry.

And I think Anne’s problems might have been more stress related? She was in a bit of a precarious position there and stress does some serious shit to you. Coupled with the living conditions and general health nobles had those days, it isn’t surprising she couldn’t bring her babies to term.

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I always figured that was the case for both Catherine and Anne. Back to back pregnancies isnt healthy for anyone. I had a friend tell me that she was advised by her doctor that for some women it can take up to a year for a womans body to fully heal depending up how the pregnancy went.

Yep! back to back pregnancies is really hard on the body. I probably would place my bets on this being the cause of Catherine and Anne’s troubles. Then the last three wives the cause would probably be Henry inability to have sex. 

People who I think should hold hands >:D