Seven days ago, I started being able to record my time here. I don't know where it is that I am, but I know that I'm away from whatever it is I feel I remember. I don't know who I am or what I look like, I know what animals are and I know what social media is. I know I am male, about six feet and bigger than most women. All my needs are met, but I do not know who is providing. My life is filled with enjoyment, but rarely different types. When I look in the mirror, I see someone but then forget who it is.
This morning I woke up and saw six scratches on my window. For a moment, my brain flashes an image of the first one and I feel different. The air smells the same, but older. I feel the same but my skin irritates me. I feel only a little hunger. The window in my room has a view of a grassy field and sometimes I see airplanes fly in it. They are always going, and I got in trouble for watching them too much. I don't understand.
When I watch them at night, I wonder who is on them and where they are going. I wonder why I am watching and not going. When the staff caught me, I felt a presence of fear strike me. Somehow other people can tell what you are thinking.
I took some medicine and re-education classes five days ago. I think I feel better, but I am not sure. My clients say that I am more responsive so I have been available more. There's a digital clock embedded into the wall of my room. Only fifteen more minutes before I have my first client. He's an older gentleman. I get up and walk into the bathroom. Everything here is simple and clean. We are taught to clean them after every use. I grab an enema bulb from the cabinet and turn on the water. Since I only wear a jockstrap, I squat and inject myself with water after filling the bulb.
Positioning my ass over the toilet, I spread my cheeks apart and point my hole. The exercises we are required to do keep our body fat low and our skin tight. My glutes are somewhat big, so I use my hands. The water splashes in the toilet and is as clean as it was from the sink. I squeeze a few more drops and pat myself with toilet paper. The wet part of the paper isn't colored, so I'm fine.
After I flush and spray myself with a body deodorizers, the doorbell rings. My head starts to hurt for a moment, but then I find myself on my knees, my back lying against the side of my bed. The door opens and I start to feel a little high as my client walks in. I still do not know why I can see him, but I cannot see myself. He is a forty-five year old Latin American. He is very small, about five feet five inches. Compared to mine, his body is petite. I wear a size twelve in shoe and I am sure he wears seven or lower. I think he has a condition. Something about his body halting the aging process. He is healthy, but has the body of a boy. Due to his age, he looks no bigger than a short Asian woman.