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"I like my men cold, dark, and handsome," you say, and I tell you I have the cold and dark parts down pat, but I struggle with the handsome bit. You shrug and let me in anyway, most likely figuring I’ll get better-looking the more you drink, but that isn’t going to happen, my dear. You’ll have to settle, I’m afraid, which I know makes you cringe, but there’s nothing to be done. Your core temperature plummets as I wrap my arms around you and the light bleeds away. Someone is crying--it could be either one of us. Before your eyes close, you whisper, "You’re not so bad."
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Mar 20, 2021
Mar 20, 2021 at 4:50 PM UTC
Cold, Dark, and Handsome
"I like my men cold, dark, and handsome," you say, and I tell you I have the cold and dark parts down pat, but I struggle with the handsome bit. You shrug and let me in anyway, most likely figuring I’ll get better-looking the more you drink, but that isn’t going to happen, my dear. You’ll have to settle, I’m afraid, which I know makes you cringe, but there’s nothing to be done. Your core temperature plummets as I wrap my arms around you and the light bleeds away. Someone is crying--it could be either one of us. Before your eyes close, you whisper, "You’re not so bad."
night_shade
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Mar 20, 2021
Mar 20, 2021 at 4:50 PM UTC
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