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And She May Be Bitchy

She may be bitchy. And she may check my fingers- Slam her hard metal pole down on them- Each time we practice lacrosse. And she may roll her eyes At Me. But I don't hate her. I feel sorry for her. Because I think I'm the only one Who pays attention Through the laughter and fun That He touches her. And she makes a joke out of it So her minions snap out of their dazed state and Chuckle a little bit. But his crawling fingers are greedy And her words are scarce. All of the brain-dead minions Laugh when she jokingly screams, "Rape!" Except me.
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Written by
emily-tyler
American
Published
May 8, 2013
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27·106
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#bitch#school#rape#gym#emilytyler#lacrosse#molest#minions
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