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When I smell nicotine I think of her, and I think it's kind of funny her nickname's Nikki. Men thought of her as half smoked stogies they can get a buzz from and just flick away. Her mind set was, if they decided to abuse her, hey, it's not her that's gonna end up getting lung cancer. But really I shouldn't be comparing this woman to cigarettes. She's more exotic than any American spirit or no. 27 that you could find. She's straight, she swears but she ground her hips against mine just as fine as she grinds her **** My lips were attached to her neck and when we switched spots she laughed as my moans echoed out the open window. Now this woman. She has the highest level of confidence or self-esteem I have ever seen. But she could shrink her waist in a week if someone commented on how skinny I was. She's had her body held in a cage, but they couldn't tame her. She's not afraid of anything. Not with her chinked eyes, or methed out shake, I don't think you can intimidate someone after they've had a gun held to their face. She deserves so much more then she has been giving herself. So when I smell nicotine I try to place the memories of the flavor in my mouth on us trying to cover up the **** smell. Her memory shouldn't be brought up by the smell of a cancer stick. But then again, She's just as deadly as one.
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Sep 14, 2015
Sep 14, 2015 at 2:38 PM UTC
Nicotine Memories
When I smell nicotine I think of her, and I think it's kind of funny her nickname's Nikki. Men thought of her as half smoked stogies they can get a buzz from and just flick away. Her mind set was, if they decided to abuse her, hey, it's not her that's gonna end up getting lung cancer. But really I shouldn't be comparing this woman to cigarettes. She's more exotic than any American spirit or no. 27 that you could find. She's straight, she swears but she ground her hips against mine just as fine as she grinds her **** My lips were attached to her neck and when we switched spots she laughed as my moans echoed out the open window. Now this woman. She has the highest level of confidence or self-esteem I have ever seen. But she could shrink her waist in a week if someone commented on how skinny I was. She's had her body held in a cage, but they couldn't tame her. She's not afraid of anything. Not with her chinked eyes, or methed out shake, I don't think you can intimidate someone after they've had a gun held to their face. She deserves so much more then she has been giving herself. So when I smell nicotine I try to place the memories of the flavor in my mouth on us trying to cover up the **** smell. Her memory shouldn't be brought up by the smell of a cancer stick. But then again, She's just as deadly as one.
Lostkey
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Sep 14, 2015
Sep 14, 2015 at 2:38 PM UTC
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