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and it was just a kiss a quick peck on the lips right? I shouldn't be so upset but hell, I don't now what's worse the memories or  words both haunted me filling my head with lies lead to trouble with other guys you see, I eventually found someone, someone good I found my first real boyfriend I told him what had happened he said he promised he'd never do that to me and for a time it was true, everything was fine but then he decided to test the waters wade into the deep end, but I couldn't swim I lost my breath, thrashed searching for air digging nails for a grip on reality and we continued this dangerous dance but I made the music stop, said no said I've had enough he took my naivety and fear he told me "It's okay, I've got you" "if we do this enough you'll get used to it" had the audacity to say "what about my needs" and at that point, I went numb I know it's dumb but it's easier it is easier to hold my tongue and face it than it is to speak and hold my ground just to be buried beneath it he pushed lines, lines that were set from day one saw them as suggestive speed limits rather than stop signs so he slowed down, did a drive by he drove into me and away with confidence and any remaining pride it got to the point where makeup couldn't hide cuts laughter couldn't hide tears he smothered the light from me I began to fancy the idea of cars colliding with trees curled up, head on my knees my saving grace was my friends I thank them for showing me sense and with sweating palms and teary eyes I painfully, finally, called it quits it had become so much more than a kiss
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May 2, 2017
May 2, 2017 at 10:33 PM UTC
just a kiss round 2
and it was just a kiss a quick peck on the lips right? I shouldn't be so upset but hell, I don't now what's worse the memories or  words both haunted me filling my head with lies lead to trouble with other guys you see, I eventually found someone, someone good I found my first real boyfriend I told him what had happened he said he promised he'd never do that to me and for a time it was true, everything was fine but then he decided to test the waters wade into the deep end, but I couldn't swim I lost my breath, thrashed searching for air digging nails for a grip on reality and we continued this dangerous dance but I made the music stop, said no said I've had enough he took my naivety and fear he told me "It's okay, I've got you" "if we do this enough you'll get used to it" had the audacity to say "what about my needs" and at that point, I went numb I know it's dumb but it's easier it is easier to hold my tongue and face it than it is to speak and hold my ground just to be buried beneath it he pushed lines, lines that were set from day one saw them as suggestive speed limits rather than stop signs so he slowed down, did a drive by he drove into me and away with confidence and any remaining pride it got to the point where makeup couldn't hide cuts laughter couldn't hide tears he smothered the light from me I began to fancy the idea of cars colliding with trees curled up, head on my knees my saving grace was my friends I thank them for showing me sense and with sweating palms and teary eyes I painfully, finally, called it quits it had become so much more than a kiss
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May 2, 2017
May 2, 2017 at 10:33 PM UTC
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