It Wasn’t Food Until She Stepped In It
“Do you know why this is food? Because I touched it. Because I stepped in it.” I didn’t forget
Repetitions of devotion, discipline, and dailiness. These aren’t fantasies. They’re frameworks. You serve not when it excites you—but when it’s time. You kneel on cue. You confess on schedule. Ritual doesn’t arouse you. It replaces you. Until you’re not choosing to obey—you’re simply acting out what’s already been installed.
“Do you know why this is food? Because I touched it. Because I stepped in it.” I didn’t forget
“Every second I stand here, there’s less of you.” He didn’t know the table had a mirrored underside.
“It’s not fresh,” she said. “But then again… neither are my feet.” He hasn’t eaten in nearly two
“I lift my heel from your face, not to spare you—only to make you kiss it properly.” You’re
“Look at yourself. That’s who you are now. Say thank you.” You’re not bound. Not yet. I want
“If you need instructions to kneel, you’re already worthless.” You are not here by accident. You clicked. You opened.
"DIG!" She said, pointing to a patch of sand near the dunes. The morning began with fog and