My first necro attraction as a five-year-old was a drawing of Achilles dragging the naked Hector behind his chariot. In comic books, two Indians in loincloths fighting and one ending up with a knife between his ribs. A naked man bathed in scalding tar and then covered with feathers. A desire to bite my buddy’s cock off to see what interior penis plumbing looked like. Dropping a heavy rock on a kid’s head to see how his skull cracked open. Driving through a forest and imagining naked guys hanging by their feet, then dropped, bouncing off branches until their bloodied bodies thudded onto the ground, still alive and groaning in pain.
None of these childhood fantasies ever caused me to feel “different”, weird, uneasy, anxious, or anguished. Thinking these thoughts was no different than thinking of sailing ships or baseball. They just “were”. Whether I was five, thirteen, or twenty, these seemed to be simply normal thoughts, fantasies, desires.
As I grew into a young man, they evolved into cravings, but still felt normal. (Don’t know if normal is exactly the correct word but I have never felt any discomfort or anxiety.) I also began to notice that I was more attracted to living than dead men. I mean, I wanted to see a living man die…broken, bleeding, in great pain, doing the killing myself as well as watching others kill him. A dead body was OK as long as it was still warm, capable of being sensually cuddled and molested. Otherwise, a dead body was only useful as an object to look at and jerk off to.
Cutting and licking blood came when I was about twenty-two. Rather than cutting, I turned to piercing. A needle into my skin was so stimulating, visually and physically, and it could also draw blood. Lots of drops to lick. If I wanted more, I would pierce my dickhead (Ouch! This hurts.). My bloodlust is best described in my story “Bradley & Caleb”.
So sorry. I didn’t mean to ramble on like this. Just thinking of my fantasies and cravings gets me really turned on. Which, I guess, is why I have written so many stories for CDG.