In The Picture

IN THE PICTURE

 


I love the first picture that I ever saw of you. It was not one taken by me although there will be hundreds of those in due course. A multiplicity of snapshots which have been taken to show the world how wonderful you and me are together. Each one carefully configured on my part to send a message. See who I am now taking to your favourite restaurant? Look how we went to Rome when you always wanted to go? How about that? I have gone to the theatre when I told you I hated watching plays. See how we get on with my family? Go on, look at how happy she is making me, far more than you ever did. No, those pictures, whilst valuable to me and my machinations do not come close to how I marvel over that first picture of you.

Was it instead a picture you sent me? One of the hundreds I asked for, begged for and demanded? At first I wanted them to show to you how you were always in my mind ( thus ensuring I became a fixture in your mind). I also wanted those racier photographs that I persuaded you to take for me. Initially I used them for titillation although the real motive was to store them away and use them as a method of forceful coercion further down the line. You know me, always thinking of the next move. Later I requested you send me photos under the guise of wanting to look on your beauty when the reality was that I wanted to ensure you were where you said you were (you never really noticed how I asked for you to stand under the sign of the bars you went in or the name of the store you were shopping in or next to the friends you had told me you had gone to visit)

No, the first picture of you, the one I love the most is the one I first came upon when I searched for you online. It might have been your profile picture from an internet dating sight, your twitter banner picture or one you posted on Facebook. It could have been in the local press or a still from a youtube video. Either way, it was not one I had taken and it was not one that I had requested you take for me. I love that picture as I look on your engaging smile, the radiance emanating from it like solar flares from the sun, illuminating and bringing warmth all around you. Your skin is flawless and healthy, blooming with effervescence. Those long tresses of hair swinging to one side, or the bounce of your bob, or the neat rigidity of that fringe, all conveying that message of freedom and having been chosen by you. Your eyes shine, happiness exploding from them, the colour vibrant and elation searing from your gaze. I look on that picture that is burgeoning with potential, laden with possibility and exuding hope. You are a beacon of purity, decency and affection. Your caring nature cascades from that picture. You are that virgin empath, unsullied by my toxicity and untouched by my polluting influence.

Whenever I look on that first picture of you as the surge begins inside me and soars fast and fierce. I must have you. I remember again why I had to have you.

I see fresh prey.

6 thoughts on “In The Picture

  1. Lorelei says:

    Fresh prey! Nice!

  2. Violetta says:

    OMG. I passed around an album of office pictures, after a few events, and LLN ignored the ones of me from an event he had missed, even though I looked VERY bimbetic in that cocktail dress. He was concerned that those of him at his desk were from before he lost some weight.

    After most of us dispersed to other jobs, there was another gathering involving many former employees. Again, I was looking quite bimbetic. This time, he rushed up to take a picture of me, and the office sociopath (who was easier to deal with, because you couldn’t upset him by questioning his moral rectitude–he didn’t pretend to have any) headed him off to avoid a confrontation. Why did he want my picture NOW? Or was it only one HE took that counted?

    All about control, of course. Not physical desire, which I would’ve understood even if he didn’t like me as a human being. Not LACK of desire, which I also would’ve understood–if you prefer, say, tall, olive-skinned women or freckled redheads with hourglass figures, or whatever your type is, any woman who doesn’t fit those standards may not attract you. And when I tried to back off, thinking I’d misread him and I just wasn’t his type, don’t want to get stalkery now–he’d turn on the charm again.

    All about control.

  3. Jess says:

    “Those long tresses of hair swinging to one side, or the bounce of your bob, or the neat rigidity of that fringe, all conveying that message of freedom and having been chosen by you.”

    Styled and cared for hair conveys freedom to a narcissist? Fascinating… because it’s down? Something I haven’t heard before.

    1. NarcAngel says:

      Jess
      If you had one tit hanging lower than the other they’d find something to marvel about that too if they think the fuel is good.

      1. Violetta says:

        If you had one tit, they’d find a way to make that part of their fuel.

  4. liza says:

    OMG a simple picture can mean so many things !
    ouf…i never sent him any, and all the ones he took himself were nothing special.

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