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• Lust as Violent as a Hernia
• Living with scars – If self-harm could speak it would say “I hurt, I am hurting” | A Lust For Life
• Toni Davidson
• Related Stories
• The Bench – A Last Huddle

Lust as Violent as a Hernia

We will ran away and live somewhere else where nobody knows us, she told while stuttering because of her continuous crying. Are you mad?

Eyes covered in tears, with a blur vision while looking into the vast field, I said,. Your x husband is back, your parents want you to be back with him what else you want to figure out I said. It felt like as if we met yesterday the essence of our first meeting was so fresh in the air under that tree sitting on the same brown bench.

The chocolate wrapper was still in the same condition as she pulled it out from her purse and put it on my thigh. I held the wrapper in my hand, the essence of her deodorant was on the wrapper as I tried to smell it. Do I really love her? It had been 4 minutes and We were still not talking and looking into her eyes I figured she was struggling through same unable to answer herself why the heart is heavy?

She was mad on me but I just wanted her to be happy and I took a decision for both of us. While I was still wandering around the lost memories in my mind staring into the bench trying to find her shadow behind it, something hard bumped into me. Hey buddy! I just realized I was lost in the last selfie of ours from the last huddle that I had still kept alive in the wallpaper of my desktop.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. That kind of dishonesty can cause a lot of problems on a personal and a political level. I think the character in Like a Pendulum in Glue is a case in point; he has really struggled to find a way to express himself and his true desires and people might not find what he wants particularly wholesome. In a group of four Brooklyn metal heads were growing tired of calling themselves Scrape.

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