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Maybe that's why I prefer dogs; animals probably have more culture than you. the way you take quick glances at my trembling self by the roadside, with ear-piercing whistling— does that excite you as much as it scares me? you made me look at my long-sleeved dress and ankle-hidden boots; yet I question, are my outfits deemed ****** till it entices your manhood? I grip my bags firmly and wallow in self-grief for temporary relief, as I fear more than just compliments threw by preys on the streets. should you disagree, of my brother, whistling and signalling your blood-sister, should you disagree, of my father, oversexualising your mother, then don't be a disgrace to the ladies watching.
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Apr 10, 2018
Apr 10, 2018 at 12:20 PM UTC
a letter to cat-callers
Maybe that's why I prefer dogs; animals probably have more culture than you. the way you take quick glances at my trembling self by the roadside, with ear-piercing whistling— does that excite you as much as it scares me? you made me look at my long-sleeved dress and ankle-hidden boots; yet I question, are my outfits deemed ****** till it entices your manhood? I grip my bags firmly and wallow in self-grief for temporary relief, as I fear more than just compliments threw by preys on the streets. should you disagree, of my brother, whistling and signalling your blood-sister, should you disagree, of my father, oversexualising your mother, then don't be a disgrace to the ladies watching.
It was a sunny afternoon, and I was wearing a formal knee-length skirt and a loose, long-sleeved blouse. And then there's the cat-calling. I can't believe I'm drenching myself in sweat to avoid this— and it still happened. Just stop.
solluna
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Apr 10, 2018
Apr 10, 2018 at 12:20 PM UTC
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