A Path

A Path

Fan­tasy is bet­ter than real­ity, some­times. I have spent a lot of time get­ting to be com­fort­able with real­ity, but I real­ize that my brain needs the break. All this stink­ing real­ity can be a drag. I don’t have to use the dreaded drugs it turns out, because my brain works really well and it has always has. I used fan­tasy as a kid to find relief in ter­ri­ble sit­u­a­tions. The drugs came in when I thought I needed more than what my brain pro­vided, but I don’t.

All I need is per­mis­sion. Done!

In my head, my par­tic­u­lar kink is my kink and no one gets hurt; my par­tic­u­lar relief is my relief and it is end­less. I find some­times as I drift off that I return to crazy, lus­cious, silly sce­nar­ios and sit­u­a­tions that don’t/won’t exist and I inhabit them to just to give my mind a break from the rot of the moment. Not just sex either, although I am sure that is where your mind has drifted – mine does too. I am tired of run­ning from fan­tasy. I want to embrace it, own it, use it, share it…maybe.

By the way, the paint­ing in this series is by Les Lyden. He deserves major credit and I am hon­ored to own one of his works and to be silently (and I hope not ille­gally) col­lab­o­rat­ing with him – after all I did buy the painting.

Sec­ondly, Fri­day, The Park, ”reopens” down­town Bend at TBD Lofts for First Fri­day.

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