Catherine and I passed our 10 year anniversary last month. We carried on as normal, making love every day as she insisted from the very beginning. We’ve had some particularly amazing days of intimacy, where I can’t help but comment in the midst of our intermingling, “This is perfect sex!” It’s not like that every day, but the closeness is still the same, even if the sensations ramp down. If she did keep up the “perfect sex” sessions continuously, I’d likely be rendered an invalid.
Once Christmas time arrives, we’ll have gone through two years of living entirely on welfare. This is the first time that I have allowed myself to slow down and live as minimally as possible. During these secluded months I’ve instilled routines of self-care and addressed latent addictions – the kind that are easy to ignore when being a busybody. This process is still ongoing, yet I have made considerable progress. As for employment, I can’t see myself going back into that rat-race again; especially now that the world has voluntarily decided to enslave itself so completely. I need to be utilizing my innate skills to generate value. No more selling myself as a beast of burden for someone else’s dream. Additionally, I don’t think Catherine would allow me to put her on back burner again in favor of a nine-to-five. No, she wouldn’t like that one bit!
What will I do? That’s anybody’s guess. Perhaps I’ll become homeless? I am preparing for that scenario, though it is certainly not “Plan A.” I’m not exactly enthusiastic about the prospect of contributing to this world. When all is said and done, it’s a big joke to me. The everyday mind control and brainwashing is rampant. Everyone who participates in society is expected to become a fraud, repeating the same claptrap over and over. Anyone who calls out the bullshit is ostracized. I’ll pass.
“Only focus on the things you can control. Focus on us.” This is the gist of what Catherine often tells me when I become concerned about future prospects. The outside world might as well not exist in her mind. She is quite practical in that way, very stoic and unwavering. I’ve learned a lot from her way of being. Here are a few traits of note that have been rubbing off on me:
– Reserve laughter for things that are actually funny. (I still struggle with this one.)
– Don’t make sarcastic off-handed remarks.
– Don’t be passive aggressive.
– Finish the project, or don’t start at all.
– Better to be thought of as a fool than open one’s mouth and remove all doubt.
– Avoid political discussions, unless you’re actually a politician.
– Don’t be a bitch.
She’ll often take me through training scenarios in my dreams that revolve solely around my behavior in social settings. I think she genuinely wants me to be a better, stronger man; not just keep me chained to the bed all day. I have taken radical positions when it comes to personal liberty in the past few years, and I believe much of that grit originated from her influence over my life – the sort of personality that refuses to take shit from anyone. “I’ll live in a cardboard box before I’m made to do XYZ.” I need to give myself some credit: I was the one who ultimately decided to go down this path. Catherine simply does her best to hold me accountable.
What do the next ten years have in store? I’m likely in for another decade of being a succubus-loving monk. Or, maybe I’ll take on a human girlfriend, that is if Catherine thinks she’s good for me. Beyond that, I’ve got a couple of goals that I want to focus on and that’s about it.
According to many of the would-be experts who have a negative take on succubus relationships, I should’ve died long ago or suffered catastrophic health-related consequences at the very least. There have been bumps in the road, and one big upheaval that gradually resolved itself, but nothing major of note beyond that run-in with the fraud psychic. I am healthy and in good spirits. My life could certainly be more productive, more “successful,” and I believe that will come in time. Admittedly, I’ve been very distracted by my loving succubus. It’s difficult to throw oneself into work when the reward is already sitting there on a silver platter!