This story contains pee and shit play and profane and blasphemous content. If you have an aversion to such sexual activities then please, do not read this story.
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In the sunset afterglow, I park my car at the end of the dirty path leading to the secluded house. Others already parked.
Climbed down, I take off my coat and throw it inside. I stand still and mentally inspect myself. Did I prepare myself properly to join the rite? Since last night I avoided washing myself. This morning I just buzzed my head. By the opposite, as usual, it's been long since I shaved my body hairs. I wear no makeup. No jewels of any kind. I left all the proper symbols of female vanity behind. I'm just wearing my tattered and unwashed sackcloth. And I'm barefoot, feeling the damp, dirty soil under my soles. I'm a humble, ugly looking, dirty and rather stinking middle aged woman. Without apparent hope. I'm ready.
I head towards the trees enclosing the house. As the afterglow turns into darkness, I slowly walk. One slow step after another. Hands joined in prayer. "I'm nothing" I murmur, step by step. Our mantra. "There's no me". "I'm nothing". The damp cold under my feet. Step by step.
Maybe you're unfit to a "normal" life. Maybe that's your fate. No affections, no loves. Estrangement. You're driven to religion. Stepping from a practice to another. You join, in time, every denomination. Kneel, meditate, chant. Monastic retreats. God, Gods, Goddesses. But the enlightenment doesn't come. And you find yourself not giving a shit. Until, at the end of the nth meeting, you meet her. Her. Sitting across the hall, as the #nth preacher in your unsatisfied life gives the #nth useless sermon your heard. Her eyes piercing you. Eyes framed in a severe face, bald head, shabbily dressed. Looking at you so knowingly. An inner shiver runs down your spine.
At the end you meet her outside. You look at her. Dark brown, worn out pullover, black, long skirt, slightly dirty, callous, unkempt feet in flip-flops. You cannot avoid stopping to chat. And she talks. Her tone from stern to compassionate. Similar identify each other. She knows. She reads your eyes. She knows you. Your emptiness. And the deeper emptiness you crave. The feeling of fulfillment you find in humiliation, in degradation. she knows you cannot find it in being sissified, used as a sex object neither in being sanctified. You need something deeper, lower, miserable. There are more like you, she discloses. "I know you as I know myself."
She's a missionary. A missionary gathering middle aged women lost in a useless search. It's time to end your search. to find your home in your unnamed, secret church. In the deepest corruption.
The front door is unlocked. There's nobody in the vestibule. I know the way. On my left a door. The ladder to the basement. Dim light. I climb down, heart beating fast, a knot in my guts. Nerves making shake my body.