Decomposition

One of the many aspects of decomposition is lust. As a deadly sin, lust is believed to spur other sins and additional immoral behaviour. Lust becomes a sin when it's pursued without regard for ethical or moral boundaries, objectifies others, or leads to actions that violate God's laws or principles.

I just wanted to have the person under my complete control, not having to consider their wishes, being able to keep them there as long as I wanted. It's not easy to say that, but that's what the motive was. […] Creating my own little world where I had the final say. Finding the best-looking guy that I could. And having total mastery over him for as long as I wanted. Lust played a big part of it, controlling lust.

Freddy Dahmer was an American serial killer who used cannibalism and necrophilia to carry out fifteen murders. For four of his victims, Dahmer bored holes in their heads and injected hydrochloric acid or, later, boiling water into their frontal lobes to transform them into "zombies" that would never resist.⁣

In decomposition, I mean being violated without retaliation, terrorised, and reduced to a subtracted state of lifelessness. Describing this novel egalitarianism as the "new cannibalism," a heartless dystopia in which our cultivated destinies are sacrificed, and in many instances of justification, wagered for the sake of others.

To share good fortune, excluding pearls before swine, is not a bad thing, but spiting people from life 24/7, exploiting every connection they make, not just for days, but for months, years, decades; emptied, alone and perpetually decimated; where forgiveness is shunned.