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The Love of a Good Girl

A no-strings-attached thing is easy to arrange It sounds exciting too, seems very straightforward But sometimes you get caught up in things you don’t expect Before you know it, you start caring You develop feelings You learn things about the other person Her middle name, her favourite music, food Her pet peeves, ambitions You learn her innermost thoughts Her insecurities, her sexual proclivities, The little birthmark just above her mons pubis The one that she says looks like a map of the Dominican Republic You lie in bed with her all day She teaches you how to swear in Farsi. You fuck her every day. One day she sees you making out with this random floozy and she flips You say, but we said no strings attached or did we not? It’s not as simple as that though, it never is But this girl, she believes in you She’s a paragon of patience She sits you down and tells you to listen to her carefully She explains to you that now you are sleeping with her on the regular Your body is somehow her body too, partly, and vice versa Says she understands that you are not together officially But intimacy usually comes with an implied exclusiveness. You say, Ok, I've heard you. And I understand where you’re coming from. Then you tell her to fuck off. Time passes You begin to miss her. But you’re pride won’t let you call her. You have sex three times with two different girls in one weekend One of those girls has a boyfriend, you fuck her in a night club restroom. The other one on the beach a day after Then a few hours later in her bedroom. In the morning her room is all sandy, Going home you begin reflecting on things You've learnt one thing for sure: However much top-shelf pussy you get, it doesn't compare to the love of a good girl So it doesn't matter how many lovers you have in this world If none of them give you the world. You swallow your pride and call her She can’t make it, she says. But she comes the next day in the evening. You explain everything, How it felt like she was tethering you to her How you took it all too lightly. You’re not too good at it, talking about your feelings You say that what she’d told you that day had gone through one ear, out the other So you had to learn it all by yourself, you had to go through it Finally, you apologise. You’re very sincere. She asks you, so is this closure? You don’t want it to be, but you don’t know if you actually deserve her Shit, you don’t know if she’d even take you back. If she does, you've still got a lot to prove. You’ll be in luck, but you’ll be starting on nothing. If she doesn't then you knew and blew a good thing.
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llahi-fuego
Tanzanian
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Nov 3, 2013
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