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We lament, systematically, our woes, our naked ring fingers, and our cold mattresses, we indulge in our vices justifying the gluttony with broken hearts. My comrades and I we bond over the futility of love, the battle that is romance, and in coming together, we make one another strong, condemning the ignorant male swill for their lust, their objectifying ways, their Godless, scheming hearts that leave no room for us, and we bemoan vigorously, the fault that keeps a man from binding himself to a woman indefinitely. But the truth is... I love it. I smile inwardly as I spin lies that keep me in my cups without question, and at home in peace without argument. I nod in affirmation as my acquiantances curse the carnal seed that brought man forth, but the truth is, I love it. Primal nature is far more satisfying to me than the boring, blustering outsides of a man with no personality. The tedious conversation required by polite society, and the obligation to know him, no matter how Nothing he may be... The truth is, I would rather create an adventure, something to truly stimulate my senses, something to rouse the animal in me, as opposed to tranquilizing my ***** The truth is, when a man releases me from his embrace, a rush of endorphins thrusts me into the streets, and I fly through the night like Margarita on her broomstick, wild and unfettered, pink-cheeked and laughing, naked and free... the truth is, there's a thrill, in taking a man, giving him what he thinks he wants, taking what you need, and ending with the drop of a guillotine, and the blade never dulls, the game never loses its charm, and the truth is, I never tire of it.
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 2:12 PM UTC
The Truth Is
We lament, systematically, our woes, our naked ring fingers, and our cold mattresses, we indulge in our vices justifying the gluttony with broken hearts. My comrades and I we bond over the futility of love, the battle that is romance, and in coming together, we make one another strong, condemning the ignorant male swill for their lust, their objectifying ways, their Godless, scheming hearts that leave no room for us, and we bemoan vigorously, the fault that keeps a man from binding himself to a woman indefinitely. But the truth is... I love it. I smile inwardly as I spin lies that keep me in my cups without question, and at home in peace without argument. I nod in affirmation as my acquiantances curse the carnal seed that brought man forth, but the truth is, I love it. Primal nature is far more satisfying to me than the boring, blustering outsides of a man with no personality. The tedious conversation required by polite society, and the obligation to know him, no matter how Nothing he may be... The truth is, I would rather create an adventure, something to truly stimulate my senses, something to rouse the animal in me, as opposed to tranquilizing my ***** The truth is, when a man releases me from his embrace, a rush of endorphins thrusts me into the streets, and I fly through the night like Margarita on her broomstick, wild and unfettered, pink-cheeked and laughing, naked and free... the truth is, there's a thrill, in taking a man, giving him what he thinks he wants, taking what you need, and ending with the drop of a guillotine, and the blade never dulls, the game never loses its charm, and the truth is, I never tire of it.
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Feb 22, 2018
Feb 22, 2018 at 2:12 PM UTC
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