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for now, i am only focused on recognizing the girl in the mirror she sometimes looks like a boy her rotting skin draped in doll clothes. sometimes her body expresses itself gagging and shaking from fear seizing like it forgot stillness. other times her body expresses this massive monster thing it's deep and thick and blue on some nights she tells herself its the ocean over and over again she tells herself that he is the ocean. she wanted to tell them about the men. the poets and songwriters and fashion bloggers and computer programmers the hours and days stolen from her trying to find some meaning within their violence the men that had ****** her everywhere. the men that had touched parts of her that belonged to nobody. pulling slapping tugging choking bruising scratching owning pieces of her with more aptitude than she ever could. in sickness and in health she could only recreate the memory of their throbbing, drooling penises pulsing with the aggravation of power in her bed she shivers and gags she's come to realize that this is how men love. on other nights she is the ocean deep and embodying open and consuming feminine and destructive
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Mar 13, 2021
Mar 13, 2021 at 1:42 PM UTC
i am not ready to be good just yet
for now, i am only focused on recognizing the girl in the mirror she sometimes looks like a boy her rotting skin draped in doll clothes. sometimes her body expresses itself gagging and shaking from fear seizing like it forgot stillness. other times her body expresses this massive monster thing it's deep and thick and blue on some nights she tells herself its the ocean over and over again she tells herself that he is the ocean. she wanted to tell them about the men. the poets and songwriters and fashion bloggers and computer programmers the hours and days stolen from her trying to find some meaning within their violence the men that had ****** her everywhere. the men that had touched parts of her that belonged to nobody. pulling slapping tugging choking bruising scratching owning pieces of her with more aptitude than she ever could. in sickness and in health she could only recreate the memory of their throbbing, drooling penises pulsing with the aggravation of power in her bed she shivers and gags she's come to realize that this is how men love. on other nights she is the ocean deep and embodying open and consuming feminine and destructive
poem for my fellow trans girls who know this pain, and all those who may relate.
scndplace
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20/Transfeminine/seattle
Mar 13, 2021
Mar 13, 2021 at 1:42 PM UTC
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