
Thoughts of the thrill, the rush, the forbidden. Marcus, 58, leans back in his car, legs sprawled across the driver's seat. The red hoodie and blue jeans are his armor, his disguise. He's not just parked; he's positioned, ready for the moment. The car's interior, a stage set for his performance. Natural light filters in, casting shadows that dance with anticipation. The steering wheel, a prop in his scene, sits idle as he waits. His legs, a barrier between him and the world, a statement of defiance. The doors are closed, a temporary shield against prying eyes. But the thrill, it's in the risk, the possibility of being caught. The car, a sanctuary, a confessional. And Marcus, he's not just a man in a car; he's a rebel, a daredevil, a seeker of adrenaline.
Confession: The Allure of Public Exposure
The allure of public exposure, it's a siren's call. Marcus, he's not just flashing; he's confessing. His body, a canvas for his desires, his fears, his thrills. The car, it's not just a vehicle; it's a vessel for his secrets. The dashboard, the steering wheel, they're witnesses to his confession. The natural light, it's his spotlight, his confessor. The risk, it's his penance, his redemption. And in this moment, Marcus, he's not just a man; he's a confessor, a penitent, a seeker of truth. The thrill, it's in the confession, the exposure, the risk. And Marcus, he's not just living; he's confessing, exposing, risking. But the thrill, it's fleeting. The adrenaline, it's a drug, a high, a rush. And Marcus, he's not just chasing it; he's craving it. The car, it's his sanctuary, his confessional, his stage. The world outside, it's his audience, his judge, his jury. And Marcus, he's not just performing; he's confessing, exposing, risking. The thrill, it's in the moment, the risk, the exposure. And Marcus, he's not just a man; he's a confessor, a penitent, a seeker of truth. The car, it's his sanctuary, his confessional, his stage. And the world, it's his audience, his judge, his jury. And Marcus, he's not just performing; he's confessing, exposing, risking. The thrill, it's in the moment, the risk, the exposure. And Marcus, he's not just a man; he's a confessor, a penitent, a seeker of truth.





My wife, and I, travel, for a living. Sometimes, the vehicle, we, lease, has, no "AC, so, most of our, clothing, is in, a "suitcase", in the trunk. We found, that, the, "tolls, we paid, were less, if we, were, both, "exposed". At one, point, we stopped, for lunch, and both, the wife, and I, put on, oversized, sweatshirts, that, slid, sometimes, exposing, our, "boy, and girl", parts. During, a lunch, stop, we, normally, sit, out of the main traffic, lane. This, time, we were both, forced, to eat, at the counter, because, of the "lunch" crowd. A truck driver, sat next to my wife, saying, little, then, paid, for his lunch, and left. We asked, for our, check, a bit, later, and got a handwritten, note, written, by the "Trucker". It read," my wife, and I travelled, for a living, in "hot", vehicles, and the minimal, clothing, like the two of you, were, doing. She passed, away, this year, and you remined, me, of her. Thank you, for, "fond, memories".