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stealthing.

i trusted you. i gave my body to you, a permission to wreck this body, as long as you give me a chance to recover. i wanted this, i wanted to feel you, inside me, in this fleeting sense that we are one. and there it was, my trust, went away as you take the barrier the symbol of our agreement and as you climax, inside me i felt the warm sensation of the consequences that i'm about to face. and then followed your words, assuring me, but i was foolish enough to be happy with the pleasure i brought you and i realized i was stupid enough to trust you and to put the weight of the permissibility on a thin veil that protects me, from you. i was stupid. my body told me, months later. and there you were, gone, away with my trust, and my permission i wish that, you'd stop with my stupidity but i know you wont. cause hurt people hurt people.
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Written by
enidjerztlooper
23 / Agender / BGC, Philippines
For You?
Written by
enidjerztlooper
23 / Agender / BGC, Philippines
Published
Oct 18, 2021
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