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I was 17 when it happened I trusten them It was going well Until it wasn't And a fun day with a friend became a nightmare They invited me over To play on their xbox and watch tv But watching tv became perverse Their hand drifted towards me And became an uninvited guest that I never wanted It all went too fast, too unknwn too wrong I became a stranger in my own skin No longer aware of what was happening Like a passenger on a ride Watching my own body a few feet away It was suffocating the corruption of what he did to me Years later i still remember his body on top of mine And the smell of sweat is still **** in my nose And i try to distract myself from the uncontrollable shaking that i can't stop But all I can think about is his hands on my throat And the fear that still lingers today. Till this day i have never spoken of this But today I have immortalised the day that I wish to forget.
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Oct 3, 2022
Oct 3, 2022 at 3:48 PM UTC
TW:SA FACING THE PAST
I was 17 when it happened I trusten them It was going well Until it wasn't And a fun day with a friend became a nightmare They invited me over To play on their xbox and watch tv But watching tv became perverse Their hand drifted towards me And became an uninvited guest that I never wanted It all went too fast, too unknwn too wrong I became a stranger in my own skin No longer aware of what was happening Like a passenger on a ride Watching my own body a few feet away It was suffocating the corruption of what he did to me Years later i still remember his body on top of mine And the smell of sweat is still **** in my nose And i try to distract myself from the uncontrollable shaking that i can't stop But all I can think about is his hands on my throat And the fear that still lingers today. Till this day i have never spoken of this But today I have immortalised the day that I wish to forget.
im sorry im so so sorry
Embee101
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Oct 3, 2022
Oct 3, 2022 at 3:48 PM UTC
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