Hmmm....
Disturbing.
But in a way that's honest and welcome. It's hard to put my finger on. This
is unique, I'll say that. Not many come forward with such originality and an "outside the box" approach. In fact, I haven't seen anything along these lines, the abandon of traditional structure and the unexpected personifications, from any new writer.
Rather than just post a "Yoo Rawk" response, the greater thing I can do as a seasoned writer is to give you some advice. Your structure, while different and easily read as the expression of how your thought patterns flow, could use a little refinement. But, that comes with time. With becoming more comfortable in one's own literary "skin". Explore a little more of your characters' motivations. I found myself actually wanting to know more about "Chris". But, that's a good thing. Making a reader
want to know more shows you exactly where you should go when honing your edge.
I'm especially refreshed that you avoided the trap many young writers fall into (myself included, early on). Sex for the sake of sex...titillating descriptives just to fill a page. As raw as it is...I
felt something from it, and that's saying something. I'm admittedly very jaded.
I hope to see more from you as you continue to grow as a person and a writer.