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Memento Mori
Date: 8/7/2015, Categories: BDSM, First Time, Taboo, Author: spermanator4, Rating: , Source: xHamster
cosmic game that Mind plays. I feel like I might vomit and change my mental topic to the problem of the rapturs, a comparitively more tractable problem. "What are you thinking about? You always look knee deep in thought." "Knee deep, perhaps, but I master no thought. I was just thinking about brains. Processing other brains." I don't tell her the truth because I don't want her to know I am really intrigued by what the liquid drive revealed. Even if I don't believe it, why was it there? Does it mean anything? "I think there's a nugget of truth at the lowest level of the brain, and all the rest, things like what does this person think of me, which is just how is this person related to me, is built upon this nugget." "And what is the nugget?" "I don't know. Just some fundamental physical law, something." I can never tell, when talking about these things to Mary, whether she understands well or not at all. Whether she is just humoring me or really thinks about it. "Maybe you're right," I concede, not really paying attention to what I'm saying. Arriving at Dr. Witten's, Mary knocks as I continue along my thoughts. I once imagined that the deeper one considers things in general, the deeper his appreciation of the world, and the thought stuck. The habit grew on me. Thought is all one does or is, so why not perfect it like one perfects playing a piano. But is playing a piano thought, *mere* thought? Or is it thought *and* action? Does ... it matter? "Hello, hello." "Hi, Dr. Witten." Mary is always much freer in her associations than I. I must admit it causes a tinge of jealousy. I say what feels like a stilted hello and we walk in. "All of life is a game, to all people. It's just a matter of making your game seem necessary enough to everyone else that you get to play it. That's what television used to be. Now it's the Whites' job ... Do you have my money?" Dr. Witten seems to feel he owes us wisdom before he can ask for something or get into the meat of our meeting. "Well ... I have something equivalent, better in fact." Mary pulls out the liquid drive. "Oh, and what do we have here? A liquid drive. What is on it?" "You won't believe it." "Shouldn't believe it," I mutter. "This stuff about the moon and --" "And the alien bases on it and how it was created, yes I know." I look at him in disbelief. Mary says "Oh." She looks profoundly disappointed, like her lottery for a million dollars turned out to be for a million lashes instead. "But what's more interesting," he says, as he turns toward me and slowly raises his right hand until his index finger points toward my face, "I heard you had a run-in with Red Sulphur's crowning achievement." "Uhm. Y-yes. I did." Something about the way he asked unsettled me. "You know him?" I feel uncomfortable with the change of subject for two reasons. I feel like what ...