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SEVEN ; PERVERSION .ᐣ

i will say this again, because holy shit, but listening to ethel cain always cracks my brain wide open. also this may or may not (it will) be a little preview of what i’ll write for teotfw x kai parker.

warnings; graphic and unsettling imagery (e.g., consumption, devouring, desecration). self destructive behavior/tendencies (yeah we all know kai has those… nothing new there. kai’s therapist is still on vacation. pray for them.) religious imagery: desecration of sacred symbols and spaces, with heavy sacrificial overtones. BODY HORROR: descriptions of physical destruction (e.g., flesh tearing, bones breaking, and a general lack of respect for the integrity of the human form). existential crisis starter pack: by the end, you might be questioning love, life, and whether kai parker deserves a hug or an exorcism.

kai parker is the black hole in the center of a banquet table, the void that feasts while never being filled. to call him famine is too kind—it suggests a suffering born of deprivation, a hunger imposed by outside forces. but kai’s hunger is not inflicted; it is inherent. he is need incarnate, a parasitic force consuming the world around him, turning all he touches into ash.

when kai loves, it is an act of desecration. his affection is not a balm but a blight, spreading across your soul like rot in the walls of a once-sacred temple. he does not take you in pieces, like a lover savoring each moment. no, kai consumes whole. to be loved by him is to be swallowed alive, to feel his teeth sink into the marrow of your being, gnawing until there is nothing left but dust and silence.

he takes the sanctity of your love and devours it in a grotesque, sacrilegious feast. your tenderness becomes his bread, your vulnerability his wine, until the altar of your being is left stripped, bones picked clean and gleaming under the pale light of his gaze. he does not want your hand in his—he wants the flesh from your bones, your breath, your blood. his love is not the tender gesture of a savior breaking bread but the grotesque spectacle of a beast tearing flesh, of claws raking through tender sinew to uncover the soft, pulsating core of who you are.

he will not kiss you; he will devour the soft curve of your lips, tearing at the corners until they bleed. he will not embrace you; he will crush you, his arms constricting like a serpent, squeezing the breath from your lungs until your ribs crack beneath the weight of his need. his love is parasitic, not symbiotic—it does not nourish, it consumes. it leaves behind ruins, the blackened wreckage of something that once might have been beautiful.

he is not satisfied with the surface; he must dig deep, clawing at the roots of your soul, pulling up everything you thought was sacred and consuming it with hands stained by his own emptiness. he craves not “connection” but collapse, the moment when you shatter under the weight of his need, when your soul is laid bare and he can feast on the raw, bleeding remains of your being.

he wants to love, he truly does, but his love is a desecration, a plague. he does not create; he destroys. he does not give; he takes. he does not nourish; he consumes. and yet, even as he consumes you, he is weeping—not for you, but for himself. his tears are bitter with the knowledge that no matter how much he takes, no matter how deeply he burrows into you, he will never find what he is searching for. the hollow ache inside him is a bottomless chasm, a black hole that swallows everything but remains eternally empty.

because he does not know how to love because he has never been loved. he was not nurtured; he was born into rejection, baptized in the bile of his family’s scorn, and anointed with the oil of their abandonment. he was cast out, a leper in the eyes of those who should have cherished him. in their rejection, he learned that love is not something shared but something taken. they planted the seeds of his hunger, and now he reaps the bitter harvest, consuming everything in his path in a futile attempt to fill the void they left behind.

he is a scavenger, picking apart the remains of your devotion, gnawing on the bones of their trust until there is nothing left but shards. he does not know how to hold what he is given, only how to devour it, and in doing so, he destroys the very thing he craves.

kai is the hunger that devours itself, a serpent swallowing its own tail, an ouroboros of need and destruction. he is famine at the feast, a banquet of despair where love is the main course and destruction the dessert. to love him is to bleed for him, to give and give until there is nothing left, and even then, he will not stop. he will strip you bare, peeling back your layers until you are raw and exposed, a sacrificial offering on the altar of his need.

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kai parker & “punish” breakdown .ᐟ

sometimes i just gotta let my thoughts flow wild and dive headfirst into writing more angst, remember! this is my personal opinion and interpretation—nothing more, nothing less.

kai parker is a grotesque portrait of familial rot, his life a relentless punishment. each breath he takes is a gasp in the shadow of their rejection, each heartbeat a countdown to the next blow. his existence is a song of sorrow, a dirge for a soul that was never allowed to flourish, only to wither under the oppressive weight of a love that punishes instead of nurtures.

"whatever's wrong with me, i will take to bed"—kai’s nights are restless battles against the festering darkness within him. his body, frail and pallid, is a mausoleum to decades of neglect, each bone a brittle reliquary of torment. the rot within him is not just metaphorical; it festers in his very marrow, a sickness that seeps into his lungs and coats his blood like poison.

"nature chews on me, little death like lead”—each breath is laborious, his lungs heavy with the poisonous remnants of his lineage. the world itself recoils from kai, rejecting him as something unnatural. his skin, paper-thin and waxen, seems to invite the cruelty of the elements. it bruises under the faintest touch, veins spidering across his translucent flesh like rivers carrying rot to his heart. nature devours him with the same indifference his family showed, gnawing at his edges, stripping him down to nothing. he is the scapegoat for their generational sins, his body a canvas for punishment, shame carving itself into his flesh with every trembling hand that seeks release in pain. his wounds gape like mouths, screaming what his voice cannot.

"only god knows, only god would believe / that i was an angel, but they made me leave"—kai once believed he could be pure, that he could be loved for who he was. but his family cast him out, made him a pariah, a fallen angel exiled from grace. they turned their backs, making him believe he was unworthy of love, of redemption. god might see the angel within him, but his family never will—they’ve already condemned him, banished him to the outer darkness of their disapproval.

"i am punished by love"—love, in kai’s world, is a weapon. it wounds as it nurtures, binds as it strangles. it is the lash that drives him into the wilderness, the whispered promise that keeps him crawling back. each act of love he offers is met with rejection, every gesture of need met with rejection. has been conditioned to see himself as unworthy, his very existence a transgression against the divine order his family claims to uphold.

his punishment is love, a love that wounds, a love that punishes. each morning, he rises only to mar himself again, his shame a blade that cuts deep into his fragile skin. "shame is sharp, and my skin gives so easy"—his flesh is a map of his suffering, marked by the scars of a love that has always been cruel.

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kai parker and “onanist” breakdown .ᐟ

in "onanist," the yearning for love and grace is juxtaposed against the desolation of the soul—a perfect parallel to kai’s internal struggle. his life is a dirge, a lamentation soaked in blood and sin. his life is a testament to the rot of the soul, the decay that comes from living without love, empathy, or redemption. his actions are sins that corrode him from within, each act of violence further decomposing his humanity. kai is a modern-day cain, a marked man who wanders the earth, his soul festering under the weight of his own sins. the "long, long wood" is his purgatory, a place where he exists in a state of perpetual rot, craving something he can never attain—love, grace, and peace.

kai's connection to "onanist" lies in this shared theme of yearning amidst decay. his life is a haunting testament to the agony of being unable to love or be loved, of witnessing one’s own moral and spiritual deterioration, and of wandering through a metaphorical wasteland where salvation is forever out of reach.

"witness to such agony" his life is a spectacle of suffering, not only for those he harms but for himself. his actions(murdering his family, amongst other things) are rooted in his inability to cope with his own anguish and alienation. kai is both the perpetrator and the witness of agony, trapped in a cycle of inflicting pain to momentarily silence his inner turmoil. he siphons magic and life from others, not just for power but as a desperate attempt to fill the void within him, a void that only grows larger with each act of violence.

"but there, before the grace of god go i" this line resonates deeply with kai’s character. despite his sociopathy, there’s a tragic awareness of his own lost potential, a recognition that, in another life or with different circumstances, he might have been something more. he stands before the grace of god but is eternally barred from it, his own choices and nature condemning him to a graceless existence. kai's rejection of divinity and morality isn’t just a rebellion—it’s a resignation to the belief that grace, love, and redemption are unattainable for someone as broken as he is.

"i want to know love / i want to know what it feels like" despite the layers of darkness, there is a flicker of humanity within him—a yearning to experience the one thing that his monstrous nature denies him: love. but this desire is corrupted, twisted by the rot inside him. he craves connection but is incapable of forming it in a healthy way. his understanding of love is twisted, corrupted by his own trauma and self-loathing. kai’s desire to know love is not a plea for salvation but a grim acknowledgment of his eternal deprivation. his heart, metaphorically rotting, longs for a warmth he can never hold, leaving him in perpetual emotional decay.

i did say i would be insufferable on jan 8!!

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BLOOD OF THE SAME SIN .ᐟ

i was doom scrolling through pinterest… sigh that’s what’s it’s come to, i mourn you already tiktok. (anyway, i saw that pic and though of sam & dean because it fits.) UHHH EDITING THIS BUT!!! this is my gift for you guys spn angst❤️

sam and dean, bound by the marrow of their shared curse, are closer than friends, their brotherhood a covenant forged in sin. the weight of their choices festers, a rot that neither can escape, nor fully understand. they wear the same skin, stitched together by guilt and blood, yet beneath the surface, they are hollowed vessels, their souls carved out by the relentless gnawing hunger for a redemption that remains perpetually out of reach. this hunger devours them, consuming more than it ever saves, leaving behind only the echo of what could have been—if only the sin had not sunk its claws so deep.

dean’s hands, calloused and raw from years of wielding both blade and burden, have fed the earth with the lifeblood of monsters and men alike. his touch is a curse, a mark upon the world that screams of penance never earned. each kill, each choice, another layer of flesh peeled back, exposing the raw, festering wound of his soul. his is a grim duty, a sacrament of violence, where the line between hunter and hunted blurs until there is nothing left but the beast within.

sam carries the rot as well, a serpent coiled tight within his core, its scales slick with regret and unspoken truths. it writhes and twists, a living testament to every misstep, every lie whispered in the dark. his heart is a chalice, brimming with the bitter wine of their shared sins, a grotesque communion they partake in night after night. each sip a reminder of the damnation they savor, a grotesque feast upon their own ruin.

together, they mirror the worst of what we are—fractured, bleeding, and unrepentant. their reflections are cracked, bleeding glass, each shard a fragment of a story too horrific to tell. they are cain and abel, hunter and hunted, brother and beast, locked in an eternal dance of death and despair. their shared sin is the chain that binds them, a tether they can never sever, for to do so would be to unravel the very fabric of their existence.