What if, underneath how much you try not to like someone, you can't ignore having a rare connection?
Based on Objectify Me a confession by RachelLove
She can't stand self-obsessed men. She especially can't stand self-obsessed male artists who walk around like they're Michelangelo reincarnated.
And yet.
There is something about him. Something about his nude paintings that doesn't sit right — or rather, sits too right, uncomfortably right, in a way she wasn't expecting and can't quite dismiss. His objectification of women is complicated. Layered. And before she knows what's happening, she's wondering what it would feel like to be on the other side of that gaze.
To be painted by him. To feel his eyes moving slowly, deliberately up and down her naked body, trying to capture the structure of her skin. To be seen that completely by someone who looks that carefully.
A quietly devastating enemies to lovers confession about desire arriving in exactly the form you least expected it — through someone you were absolutely certain you couldn't stand.
Have you ever met someone who stands for everything you hate in this world and yet you can't stay away? Daniella Vale has taken a beautifully honest confession and turned it into a reality by shooting it in atmospheric New York. Performers Tourma Selene and Jay Smooth authentically bring across the magic in accepting vulnerability and feelings that we can not always explain.
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