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methane/mexico

by @liz-paola

When is it that you've had enough when you can't tell methane from Mexico and the bruises on your knees resemble the hickies from the drug dealer boyfriend you left last summer I remember him very well and picture his blurred face Looking at me longingly from between my legs he was sweaty and I was vulnerable and he used every inch of my body to convince me of his desire but I dont mind and an certainly not shameful of that curiosity I developed for telling skunk from week and the admiration and sexual frustration for the cholo type of boy sometimes I miss you but maybe those are nights that I'm not getting any
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