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Jun 2016
His fingers poked and prodded,
Sweat stung my bare skin,
Sheets wet and knotted,
Correlation was enough for him.

Having a defined lover,
Meant *** was given,
Clothes weren't to cover,
In the same shoes as fellow women.

Because I was his girlfriend,
My body was his.
Just for the weekend,
Or any day, that is.
For her and myself

For the friend who told me that a boyfriend had a right to a woman's body. To her, a lover cannot mistreat or touch without consent. To her, consent is a given. Yet it's not. I am living proof.
Allyson Walsh
Written by
Allyson Walsh  Minnesota
(Minnesota)   
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   ---, Don Bouchard and axr
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