GRIFFITH CENTER FOR EROTIC ART

 

WILL GRIFFITH, also known as ‘Epicenia’ is an erotic artist. He took the name ‘Epicenia’ after his then-lover, trans-lesbian poetess Alysyn Bourque, author of “BLACKLIGHT CHRONICLES”, wrote ‘The Epicenia Trilogy’, an expose’ describing his feminine, androgynous, submissive sexuality. She revealed his chronic masturbation, an activity he engages in relentlessly when he is painting or working on a new project, and small penis, describing the size of his penis in humiliating detail in her article. In an interview in which she disclosed she’s lesbian, Alysyn summed up Griffith’s sexuality: “I love Will (Griffith),and even if his body isn’t hard or exciting I can enjoy time around him on other levels. But the mistake was fucking him. If there was ever a complete let down sexually it was his boring little excuse for a penis and his inability to get hard when I needed it. I guess I could have put some panty hose on him to make him excited, but that just kills it for me.” She added: “…his body is absolutely not even close to turning me on. He can’t even get a hard on with a hand full of vaseline stroking what passes for his dick, let alone with my ass in his face. After a while I just gave up trying. You either want it or you don’t, ya know?” Despite her assessment of Griffith’s sexuality, Alysyn remains his model, muse, partner and closest friend. She appeals to Griffith’s masochistic personality, making him her sissy slave and the artist worships her. Griffith’s transvestitism and femme-boy sexuality define his lifestyle. An online magazine ran a cover feature article on Griffith’s past as a transvestite hooker.

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