Everyone I Sleep With

The author himself has been tagged with the line: “Devil by day, Delia by night”. After a breakdown in early 2010, Cat Skilton made the vow to rebuild himself true to his own character; instead of living various different facades. Cat found that the primal connection of sexual encounter bypassed the impulse on both parties to play roles, and allowed for the exchange of real truth between two (or more) strangers. Through this process he has discovered facets of himself, which he is piecing together as he goes. The analytical memoir, poetic in form, focuses on the exchange of ideas between the author and another, detailing vignettes of sexual life, hazy encounters, raw truth, heartbreaking secrets, dry humour and the comedy of reality. Key themes within this sexual memoir include: loneliness, Society, Anarchy, Capitalism, sex, identity, exploration, relationships, Narcissism, monogamy, polygamy, the ID, Ego, Super-ego, The shadow, Individuation, Self-relisation, Neuroticism, Existentialism, Nihilism, self and identity, HIV, conformity and love.