Sihuanaba? Interesting, I had never heard that name before, in my country (Costa Rica) is called "La Segua"
The Sihuanaba is a supernatural creature from Central American folklore. It is a shape-changing spirit that takes the form of a beautiful, long haired woman seen from behind. Once she has lured a man away, her face transforms into a hideous horse's head or a skullpic.twitter.com/ldMNuYqgpj
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Like, 90% of guys considering if they still would anyway.pic.twitter.com/1iOavOKF8f
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Have you heard of the Headless Mule? It is said in brazilian folklore that the woman who sleeps with a priest is cursed and every Thursday night transforms into a raging headless mule with a giant flame where the head should be. art by Filipe Siqueira Rodrigo Rosapic.twitter.com/X7nuU3jnyO
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what happens to the priest
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Nothing I know, it sucks, but the idea was make women scared of having "flirty thoughs" about priests. In the past, if a woman became pregnant of a priest she wold problably be called a liar amongst other terrible things. *mules and donkeys were a common transport for priests
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@EustonDoYouCopy@HooklandGuide@HEXCELERATOR I can't believe they figured out my Friday night plans - 1 more reply
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Like Celine Dion.
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That's cold. Are you throwing some shade perchance? Totally agree, though.
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En México se mezcla con la leyenda de la llorona o Cihuacóatl (mujer serpiente)
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When will you present the TOKOLOSHE from South Africa
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En México se conoce como "La Llorona"
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In Mexico/Texas she is known as "La Llorona."
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If that happened to me, I'd be like "whoa...cool! Do it again!"
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