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Reckless Driving

by @LactoseIntollerantScorpio

I gripped my steering wheel so hard my knuckles turned white. I blew through the yellow traffic light just as it turned red. 65 in a 45, speeding faster and faster dodging the slower cars. Everything was a blurry mix of light and dark. That one message sent me into a frenzied fit of anger and nothingness. I imagined myself crashing my car into the light post to my right. Instead I slowed down, and turned left into my neighborhood. I have no one to confide these thoughts within my mind. He's on the phone with her, and I don't care enough about me or anyone to drive safely anymore. I guess that's what I get for reckless driving.
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LactoseIntollerantScorpio
24 / F
For You?
Written by
LactoseIntollerantScorpio
24 / F
Published
Apr 19, 2019
Time
2m
Notes

out of all the girls i suspected, it was the one i expected least. The little Mormon slut of the Church of Jesus Christ.

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#slut#driving#car#accident#anger#rage#fear#scared#depressed#depression
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