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from “remember that we made this together — cherry wine” . i thought i’d please you with all those fantasies, but all you ever needed were big ***** big p**sy your holy trinity, your definition of intimacy compressed into pixels and **** categories. i baked you apple pie red washington, new zealand cut the slices soft and thin, mixed with diced pieces. but while i stood there carefully spooning cinnamon, you were busy dreaming of ******** **** ******* on strangers’ faces, imagining yourself inside women, even those pregnant ones. boy, relax. i knew you needed some fun. i was open about this. you could go if you craved it, or stay if you wanted to. i understood what you needed. i didn’t judge you for wanting it. i didn’t shame you for liking it. i didn’t make you feel small for needing **** but did you ever do mine? you took my openness as permission to forget my desires. you mistook my kindness for silence. and every time i met you halfway, you stood still holding your ego tighter than me. i understood what you wanted. but did you ever do mine?
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Apr 25
Apr 25, 2026 at 11:02 PM UTC
rtwmtt 29/56 : apple pie
from “remember that we made this together — cherry wine” . i thought i’d please you with all those fantasies, but all you ever needed were big ***** big p**sy your holy trinity, your definition of intimacy compressed into pixels and **** categories. i baked you apple pie red washington, new zealand cut the slices soft and thin, mixed with diced pieces. but while i stood there carefully spooning cinnamon, you were busy dreaming of ******** **** ******* on strangers’ faces, imagining yourself inside women, even those pregnant ones. boy, relax. i knew you needed some fun. i was open about this. you could go if you craved it, or stay if you wanted to. i understood what you needed. i didn’t judge you for wanting it. i didn’t shame you for liking it. i didn’t make you feel small for needing **** but did you ever do mine? you took my openness as permission to forget my desires. you mistook my kindness for silence. and every time i met you halfway, you stood still holding your ego tighter than me. i understood what you wanted. but did you ever do mine?
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Apr 25
Apr 25, 2026 at 11:02 PM UTC
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