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It hurt, it always hurt But when it was with them, It wasn’t so bad. It wasn’t even bad, it was addictive. In the world of unlikely friends People like them Were the equivalent of a shot of Jack After a ****** up day or week. Then he smashed that glass on my face And forced himself on me. He shoved his fingers in my *** So hard I came. Later that week he watched Me get wet through my trousers, In the mirror behind me. All that from just a conversation. And if it had been anyone else, I would’ve kicked them out. It was hardly a question of being unable to defend myself. But in their hands Pain and pleasure slept in the same bed. In my bed, between my legs And made out till dawn. If it had been anyone else, Heads would’ve rolled. But he just gave me a painkiller And rubbed benzodiazepine on my skin. And somewhere between Them pulling my hair And threatening me You know to make it feel more real I fell in love...
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Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 8:36 AM UTC
In the same bed
It hurt, it always hurt But when it was with them, It wasn’t so bad. It wasn’t even bad, it was addictive. In the world of unlikely friends People like them Were the equivalent of a shot of Jack After a ****** up day or week. Then he smashed that glass on my face And forced himself on me. He shoved his fingers in my *** So hard I came. Later that week he watched Me get wet through my trousers, In the mirror behind me. All that from just a conversation. And if it had been anyone else, I would’ve kicked them out. It was hardly a question of being unable to defend myself. But in their hands Pain and pleasure slept in the same bed. In my bed, between my legs And made out till dawn. If it had been anyone else, Heads would’ve rolled. But he just gave me a painkiller And rubbed benzodiazepine on my skin. And somewhere between Them pulling my hair And threatening me You know to make it feel more real I fell in love...
lily-nurmi
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Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018 at 8:36 AM UTC
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