Move Me; Muse Me; Make Me
munchflower said: Are you always writing about the same woman or do you have 1000 of them lazing about being muses?
There's so many women in my life, and a lot of them are primarily mythical, somewhere between fantasy and non-fiction.
I do write about lost loves from time to time. I suspect one or two might glance across these pages, and be somehow slightly warmed to see the torches I keep burning.
There are those who currently hold my attentions. Lovers, partners, crushes. Girls I like to play with, girls I love to live with, and girls I can't ever seem to get close enough to.
I write a lot for girls from comic books. Tank Girl and the more feminine members of the X-Men. Robot girls with grinding gears for sexual organs. Angry, bitter, serial killers lose on the road through the desert of the North American backroad ways.
I write to create a Tulpa; an idea-form that will present herself to me in full reality, just as I'd dreamed her. I've done it before. I'll do it again. I'll shape this whole reality to be something I'd like it to be, and everybody I meet will just be happy to adapt to that crazy new worldview.
I write for you, always for you. For whomever might be reading this page. Maybe you're tired, maybe you're full of lust, maybe you're sentimental, maybe you're bored. You're young or you're old. I've never seen you; those photos aren't really you and they're too strange and blurry anyway. You're a stranger, and idea, a story I made up and told myself:
Once upon a time there was this lovely girl, and she followed my blog and quite enjoyed the writing she found there. And she thought I was cool and she thought I was sexy and she made me feel like maybe I was those things, and like a vampire, I devoured her and her delicious energies and used them to fuel my unholy pursuits of fame and novelty and fortune and probably more delicious girls full of delicious energies.
I'll tell you this much, not for nothing;
I never step in the same river twice.