He wanted a bride with untouched skin, A pastless girl he could fold right in. She said the truth - soft, honest, still: βIβve known loveβ¦ and Iβve known thrill.β
His smile cracked. His eyes turned cold. As if her fire made his soul old.
He left - proud. Untouched. Intact. A man so fragile, truth felt like attack.
Now he prays for purity in the dark, While she is out - leaving teeth marks
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This piece speaks to the quiet cruelty of men who worship purity but fear depth - who want untouched women not out of reverence, but control. Itβs not about virtue. Itβs about fragility disguised as pride.