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You Don't Need (Me)n

What if I bumped into her in a queue but we weren't ever meant to cross paths?

What if she told you she would have been on time for meeting you if it wasn't for that short guy who tripped over his own shoelaces and then proceeded to drop his change?

What if that was all that was needed to break the ice, tension shifting, a light hearted swipe at men's uselessness, while snaking your arm around her waist and kissing her firmly on the mouth. ''Men, who needs them, huh'', she is yours, she is putty in your hands.

She replies, ''Not us, baby, not us''.

I am long out of sight but this is what I overhear.

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mybarefootdrive
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May 18, 2014
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