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**** Just a word like any other, you spew it into the dark air and hope that it will stick. After all, shouldn't we all be marrying our high school sweethearts and ********** in the dark to settle into bone numbing missionary pleasure, just like the good book says? And if you're not married, shouldn't you be knitting or biding your time silently ************ in an empty house, willing God to shut the **** up as you ****** I'd rather be ********** in the moonlight, in dimly lit offices, on cliche sunset strewn beaches; dancing naked in rivers and sprawling over sun-streaked sheets ripe with leftover love. Radiant heat seeps from my wide eyes to my long fingers to my small ******* to the arch of my spine to my uneven toes, and, my god, isn't this what it feels like to be alive? You can take your Sunday best and your mewling children, your whitewashed walls and your plastic sofas. I'd rather be wholly, phenomenally woman- shedding eons of contempt, laughing like Caligula over the power that something as simple as this body that I carry around can wield.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 12:49 AM UTC
Caligula
**** Just a word like any other, you spew it into the dark air and hope that it will stick. After all, shouldn't we all be marrying our high school sweethearts and ********** in the dark to settle into bone numbing missionary pleasure, just like the good book says? And if you're not married, shouldn't you be knitting or biding your time silently ************ in an empty house, willing God to shut the **** up as you ****** I'd rather be ********** in the moonlight, in dimly lit offices, on cliche sunset strewn beaches; dancing naked in rivers and sprawling over sun-streaked sheets ripe with leftover love. Radiant heat seeps from my wide eyes to my long fingers to my small ******* to the arch of my spine to my uneven toes, and, my god, isn't this what it feels like to be alive? You can take your Sunday best and your mewling children, your whitewashed walls and your plastic sofas. I'd rather be wholly, phenomenally woman- shedding eons of contempt, laughing like Caligula over the power that something as simple as this body that I carry around can wield.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 12:49 AM UTC
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