Sophisticated Pleasures of the Artificial Needs

DESCRIPTION
Born in a decadent aristocratic family, she also represents Rousseau's critic to human dependency on artificial and psychological/unreal (material and emotional) needs for the recognition of unimportant things and attributes. Physically, Sophisticated Pleasures represents many (often dismembered) sides to the same story, evoking surrealism. Her hair is in the reverse position of jonic-style helenic columns, which resemble parchments. She wears tiny vinyl skirts with spiral endings, seaweed dresses, a possum pin and cockroach killer shoes. The lower half of her body is always underwater and the upper half is in the stratosphere. She smokes narghiles and floats languidly in the hights of air or in the depths of water.

BEHAVIOR
Sophisticated Pleasures of the Artificial Needs likes all types of drugs and is always divided between two choices: selfish demands for recognition of her endless and exaggerated material, emotional and psychological issues, on one side, and masoquism on the other. The key word to understand her is manipulation. She often threatens to divorce Predator of the Psyche, her beloved husband, who she loves, fears, and sweetly calls "Dandy Man".