Jane, age 16 Harsh, mostly with herself Love and compassion avalable for all But she doesn't need any At least not to her own knowledge She's always fine Nothing can tear her down Perhaps that's the reason Why at age 21 she mainly gets off on herself At age 16 you see She gave herself away No regrets to this day Well at least she never thinks about it
The boyfriend, really good for nothing Honestly, a charity case Yet she saw something good in him He was very cunning though (In a good way of course) As her passions drove her up the wall He turned away: let me sleep Knowing that next day She was unstoppable And he didn't have to work that hard She'd do all the work And he got to witness the spectacle
Age 21: not tonight honey I have a headache. The truth is that nothing pleases her She'll help herself in the shower. When he touches her It is not the touch of love It is desire, not for her But his own relief Minimum time invested But then again How could he know what she likes Or find pleasure with her She's nervous and impatient all the time She doesn't know what she likes
But he doesn't notice He like her, never made love He drifts away in his own fantasy She puts all her energy in trying Trying not to let him down. She's made him feel like he's not good enough before Although she can't figure out why Why the moaning wasn't a sign Naturally she was faking it Like she always does And all along, the reality is They are simply using each other For stressrelief
Had a little epiphany today about the famous headaches. The problem I'm noticing all around me is that, well grandma was right all along: waiting can be better. The issue is that no one can teach themselves to connect and find out what they like. You need someone to help you find out. What happens very often is, we drift away to what exites us instead of fucusing on what gets our partner going, because heaven forbid we don't have an ******. The problem is that more often than not people make themselves reach ****** and the partner takes the credit lol