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A few weeks ago I lit my trash can on fire. I was enraptured watching the embers chew away at the napkins, tissues and cardboard in the bin. I needed more. I would start setting notebooks on fire, cards from my family, even paper money, taxes and bills. The more detrimental to my life the fire consumed, the more pleasure I derived from it. I would hover my sweaty palms above a burning lighter and let the flames nip and boil my hands. Sometimes I would dip it down and see if I developed any blisters. I started to set more and more things on fire. I would envelop the firewood in the backyard in a raging inferno, then ignite the shed harboring the tools of the action. Eventually my desires for arson grew beyond managing just inanimate objects. I would trap squirrels and birds in cages with feeders inside then light them on fire. I would stare completely blank at the critters wheezing and wailing in agony as the air in their lungs combust and stare until a charred piece of meat is all that remained of my victim. I would go to the pet store and buy fish to boil them in their habitats, and various domesticated rodents to which I would spray aerosol on them and light the mist, coating them in a tornado of hellfire singing the fur off of their body and drying their beady eyes into a blackened marble. It still wasn’t enough. I would lure unsupervised dogs and cats outside into cages, pour a canister of gasoline on them, then flick a lit match onto the edge and watch as the heat consumed them. Every single time it was like time would slow down and I’d watch the flame slowly engulf their back to their head. Sometimes they were strays, sometimes they were family pets. Yesterday I did something bold. I drove to my local trailer park at night with a canister of gasoline and a small tank of propane. I found a trailer sort of obscured from the rest, and I made sure to check that there were no cameras that could record me doing my greatest work so far. I peeked inside and the house was empty - except for an infant sleeping in a crib. I doused the perimeter of the trailer in gasoline then buried the propane underneath the room where the baby slept dormant. I lit a match and dropped it near the gasoline and ran as fast as I could. I was in the forest almost pitch black when I looked back and saw a hazy red glow. Then, a flash of light and a shockwave that nearly brought me to the ground struck. It felt good. I want to burn an adult human next, any ideas?