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My Dissociative Part

Dissociation is a friend of mine She wears a leather jacket and tells me when to run and hide She puts up glass walls between me and everything else She doesn’t trust anyone, she hardly trusts herself The glass walls can only be seen by me Which explains why people find it hard to understand That I can’t feel much of anything, even with my own two hands I can touch you, I can even fuck you But I can’t guarantee we’ll ever be close Because the girl who wears the leather jacket, tells me she loves me most
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jamie-horridge
23 / F / German
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Jun 3, 2018
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