Jan 7, 2020
Charles Bukowski - Mujeres
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Charles Bukowski - Mujeres
Flashback to our second Stripped Down Session, all the way back in 2011!
In the early seventies Charles Bukowski, met sculptress (and sometimes poet) Linda King, she danced for him and offered to make a sculpture of his head. He accepted her offer, and they soon had an affair. She was 30 and Bukowski was 20 years her senior. Their relationship was passionate and turbulent and they frequently broke up and whenever they split up, Bukowski would return his head to her.
They split up after three years, when one night King threw his typewriter and books onto the street in a drunken spree, angry at his infidelities. The incident is detailed in Bukowski’s novel, Women [1978], whose leading character, Lydia Vance, is based on King.
“Her violence frightened me. She always claimed that I was the jealous one, and I was often jealous, but when I saw things working against me I simply became disgusted and withdrew. Lydia was different. She reacted. She was the Head Cheerleader at the Game of Violence.” Charles Bukowski, Women
From the Archives: Mercy Music "Undone PIV Stripped Down Session
3 people you'd like to fuck
Bellerose. She's not bad at all in the sack.
Monroe.
Vance: Maybe less sentimental next time.
Your honest opinions toward Lydia, at present?
Honestly, I don't know anymore. I want her to just- I don't know.
ooc: to basically say what Charlie's thinking, he wants Lydia, just not as she was. The new, relaxed Lydia is far more appealing and is what he's been striving for, for some time now. He wishes she wouldn't be so easily affected by things and he hoped she'd toughen up after their last argument - he just wants something simple from her, minus all these emotions and complications.
What's your honest opinion on Lydia?
She’s a good person who’s in this shitty habit of making bad decisions… I don’t know, really. I guess I just like having her around when she’s being all weird.
Why are you being nice to Lydia all of a sudden?
She’s having Charlie’s kid. Plus I like to think she’d be there for me if the roles were reversed.