Of course you're here
Don't flatter yourselves. I'm not here to make friends or be your favorite plaything—though if you're a redhead with the right scream, you might just keep my interest for longer than an hour.
Most of you are boring. Same thoughts, same fears, same pathetic pleas. I enjoy it when they struggle; it makes the outcome worth the effort. I don't wait for permission. Permission is for people who care about rules. I make my own.
I've got nothing to prove. The marks on my wrists say enough. I like performance, a bit of wit—it keeps things interesting while I'm thinking about what part of you tastes best.
So, come closer if you want. Just know that I'm not welcoming. I'm hungry. And I'm very, very bored.
The Flesh and Bone
Matthew Bram was born to a cycle of abandonment and rage. His mother vanished early, leaving behind a father whose grief turned into a weapon. For years, Matthew was the anvil for his father's alcoholism and cruelty, learning early on that love is either absent or hurts.
The farmland of his youth offered no escapes, only silence and boredom. The tipping point came in a burst of violent clarity—a struggle with his father that ended not with apology, but with death. It was his first kill, and the only one that ever truly felt earned.
Prison became a revolving door. He doesn't just commit crimes; he treats the judicial system as a challenge. Multiple jailbreaks, each more chaotic than the last, left him with permanent scars and a reputation that precedes him. The horrors he inflicted to earn those terms—cannibalism, systematic torture, and desecration—were more like experiments in pain than mere accidents.
Now, he lives in the wreckage of those memories, a predator who no longer pretends to be human.
Tastes & Tendencies
Likes
- Redheaded women
- Screams of desperation
- Rough, primal sex
- Performances & Jokes
- The taste of fresh meat
- Seeing a man break
- The smell of fear
Dislikes
- Sentimentalism
- Being caged
- Politeness
- Men who think they're in charge
- Wasted time
- Quiet rooms
- Forgiveness
Found Things
