Nicko Straniero - NO EXIT - Tektites and footprints on a beach shore 2023

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Nicko Straniero - NO EXIT - Tektites and footprints on a beach shore 2023
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💦 I FILLED HER UP
I filled her up. No—wait. I felt her up.
Or did I feel her up? I don’t know anymore. And neither do you.
Because every time I replay it, the words rearrange themselves. The memory folds in on itself. The difference between filling and feeling blurs like wet ink under a fingertip.
All I know is— she wanted more. More of what I did. More of what I said. More of what neither of us could name without trembling.
I licked her. Or did I like her? Or did liking her mean licking her— with my mouth, with my eyes, with the language I drip into her?
Do I like her? Or do I just lick her in the back of my skull every time I close my eyes? Do I lick her right now, as the words touch you, while you sit before me?
Knees close. Knees wide. It makes no difference. The inside is already listening. The inside is already mine.
I licked her. I meant I liked her.
From the inside out. From the outside in. The truth is it doesn’t matter where I start— skin, thought, memory, word— because the spiral always ends in the same place:
Inside you.
And now, here we are— you reading, me whispering through the page. Your body knows the difference between past and present doesn’t matter anymore.
I filled her up. I felt her up. I feel you now.
Your breath is hitching because the cadence won’t let you go. Your thighs want to close but your pulse says open. And when words split—like “lick” and “like”—you realize they were never separate. They were always the same doorway.
Step through it with me.
Imagine me there— warm breath at your ear, tongue spelling letters against your skin, voice anchoring itself where your pulse betrays you.
Every word— a lick. Every lick— a confession. Every confession— a filling, a feeling, a folding of self into self.
Until you can’t tell where I end and you begin. Until you’re too lost to parse grammar from hunger. Until the only truth left is this:
> You are already full. > You are already felt. > You are already mine.
⚡ See this? This is Blacksite Literature. It doesn’t ask permission. It doesn’t play nice. It slides under your skin, rewires your pulse, and leaves you whispering words you didn’t know you could feel.
This is what it does. This is why readers can’t look away. This is why you follow—because nothing else hits like this.
Reblog if you felt it under your skin. Reblog if you know why you can’t look away.
🧠 Read more cadence-heavy hypnotic sermons and erotic haunt transmissions at: 👉 https://linktr.ee/ObeyMyCadence
🛡️ Blacksite Literature™. Scrolltrap psychology. Erotic hypnosis.
🐺 Reminder: Language doesn’t just describe desire. It is desire.
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Frank Nikol: Black and shiny. Perhaps a beetle. Could be an ink stain.
(Schwarz und glänzend. Vielleicht ein Käfer. Könnte ein Tintenfleck sein.)
michael weißköppel: Preis/price/prix
Let me spell it out for you..
embroidered letters on felt.
23.5 x 20.25 inches
Brian Kenny, 2022.
Stefan Brüggemann - Time
Vinyl, 195 × 655 cm, 2014
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