Experiments
It has long been my belief that the definition of one’s erogenous areas need
not be located specifically on the body. For instance, while I consider myself
as sensitive physically as most people, my most sensitive area is in the corner
of a bathroom in a two-story house on 108th Street, Indianapolis Indiana. For
years I would, without any specific physical stimulus, have incredibly powerful
orgasmic experiences, which occasionally led for fairly embarrassing situations
(I have a confessional story that would make you cringe). At first I thought
of this as some sort of neural misfiring, so I went to Student Health, who gave
me an aspirin and sent me home. In the waiting room I started talking to this
girl I knew from my freshman Consumer Responsibility class, who told me she
had a cousin who had the same condition I had, who discovered he had a pleasure-locus
(her words, not mine) located along a section of telephone cable leading to
an elderly woman’s house; this cousin befriended this old woman, and would call
her for hours, completely naked, with bottles of water and towels at his side.
The question, ultimately, is if the entire universe can be considered a vast
lattice of potential orgasmic nerve-endings, which one connects to you, a silver
strand tied straight to your crotch. A year passed, during which these events
slowed and then stopped entirely, when in the back of this xerox zine I had
sent some goofy story about magic poop or something, I read an ad from this
group called Aethereal Joy Foundation, which not only nailed the same thing
this girl was telling me about earlier, but offered help in finding my “pleasure-locus”
so long as I later assisted others in the same manner. I was taking a lot of
drugs at this time, and would become totally obsessed with random things I had
read being coded messages directed specifically to me in order to assist my
discovering the Final Wisdom, so I took it for granted that this group was part
of the Secret Imams or the Swarm Angels or whatever, and that I should drop
them a note. Two months later, with help from AJF, I took a bus ride to Indianapolis,
where I met an AJF member and realtor by the name of Holdus III, and Holdus
drove me to 108th street, an emptied house he was attempting to sell, and through
techniques I don’t exactly understand he led me to the area he had locked in
as being directly connected to me. He left me alone in the bathroom, where I
felt around for a while, until I found the corner, which I fondled in a rather
disgusting way for hours on end. I had hoped to be able to buy the house, but
since I had all of eight dollars to my name, Holdus told me not to worry, he’d
see what he could do for me. A month later, I began having the orgasms-at-a-distance
again, much more powerfully and regularly than before. I got a postcard from
Holdus with this spotless, gleaming 50s-style ultramodern bathroom on the front.
On the back, he had written “Two obsessive compulsive cleaning fetishists! You’re
welcome! -Holdus III agent of infinite delight”.
Should any of you be AJF members still seeking your center, let me know; I’ll
see what I can do.
(12:07.05.19.2005) [/alpha] #