The aesthetic of having things: I am attracted to a person, a man especially, who seems to generally have things—things which we need, in particular. For example, when we are hungry and he says, “Ah, here have a piece of fruit.” Or when there is something to be paid for and he steps forward with money as if his pockets are full of it. Or anything at all where something is sought after that I or everyone we’re with would otherwise have to go out and get ourselves and he says, no matter what it is, “Ah, yes, here you go, no worries.” And never expects repayment.

Aesthetically, he is seen to carry things that he owns, like a backpack on his shoulders, the coat he was supposedly wearing at one point now in his hand, glasses on top of his head that serve a dual purpose to keep his hair out of his eyes. He is a demigod working towards either omnipotence or omnipresence—I am not sure whether it is power or presence that his possessions convey; either, godly in some way.