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Nymphet forever

Nymphets like me grow up, and guess what? I am not any scared or scarred In a parallel world, Angela invited Lester to her wedding day and it's realer than death There's nothing to heal - no sight of old pain Am I really strong? I am not sorry - I am not hurt Even if I did break a few hearts This nymphet got a job and she dyed her hair She got to her destination - but she's not done yet! And I might have to leave all of those nymphet, stylish things no more daddies on the scene but my inner fire still burns deep let me resignify what I mean when I wear my heart shaped glasses when I feel all pink that's eternal, it has no age or anything It's true, I am not jailbait anymore. Isn't that a whole lot more fun? I am a full woman now and I am not backing down (I always was this, waiting to come out) So I look in the mirror, and my inner nymphet eyes back, "you're doing fine, I am proud of who you are"
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Written by
courtney-olanzapine
27 / F
Published
Nov 17, 2020
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#nymphet#lolita#growing#up#grow#adulthood
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