Every hunger starts as a whisper. Then it grows teeth.
Desire is the original language of creation—the spark that moves the dark.
Monsters never apologize for wanting; they become the want.
Desire isn’t weakness. It’s gravity.
It bends reality toward you—if you’re willing to pay the pull in blood, focus, and consequence.
The tame call it temptation. The wild call it direction.
Desire doesn’t make you lose control—it shows you where your control was never real.
The fire doesn’t corrupt. It clarifies.
You want. You ache. You pull.
And everything not aligned with that orbit burns out.
The human begs. The monster beckons.
It doesn’t sprint through the dark. It hums, low and lethal, and the world drifts closer.
Because what’s meant for power doesn’t chase—it attracts.
If you crave it, name it.
If you need it, summon it.
If you can’t stop thinking about it—it’s already answering.
Every denied craving rots into resentment.
Every claim carves you sharper.
Monsters don’t hide from their wanting; they hone it until it cuts through doubt.
You either devour your longing, or your longing devours you.
The choice was never about morality—it was about precision.
Want it enough to bleed for it.
Pull it until the universe bends or breaks.
Let hunger decide. The rest is noise.
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