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You never said you loved me.
You never said you cared. You never stroked my body. You never kissed my hair. You grunted when you came. I thought: "Is that what it's about?" I'd had a tampon in and I'd just barely got it out. You offered dirty paper to wipe away my shame. I chose to wash with water and you told me your name. Your coffee-flavoured semen trickled down inside my skirt. My mother thought I was a whore. You thought that I was dirt. They say you don't forget your first. They say it hurts a lot. I thought that I'd forgotten you but now you see I've not. You didn't have me on a string. You didn't ask to woo me. You didn't mess inside my head. You simply chose to screw me.
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