I don't regret what I do. I do what I want and that's the way it is, the way it always has been. That's why when I was 14 and giving Jeff Reynolds a blow job, I was having fun.
*6 years ago*
Jeff tries to kiss me before I leave but I turn my face and he gets cheek.
"Call me?" He asks.
"Sure." I lie. Yeah, right. If I call him, this happens again, and then before I know it I'll be knocked up with our 3rd child and he'll be fat and working at K-Mart. I slam the door on my way out.
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I don't let people in. In my experience when you love people, they leave. So if I don't love them, they don't leave. Dylan was my one exception. He's my Dyl-Pickle and I love him to death. When my mom and I fight (which is constantly, that cheating bitch) he's the one I rant to. When shark week arrives, he's the one I call to go get me Advil and tampons and chocolate. When I'm just missing my deceased relatives/friends/dad, the shoulder I cry on belongs to Dyl.
I take after my dad. When something gets scary or complicated, I run. Simple as that. That's why, all these years later, I ran.
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Dylan and I are sleeping at my house that night.
I climb into bed and he asks "So what's new on the 'not romance' front?" He jokes.
"Oh, yeah, I blew Jeff Reynolds today." I say nonchalantly.
"Jeez, Car-bear. Slow down. Just promise me if you have sex, you'll be safe." He scolds. I promise him and snuggle into him, inhaling the scent I have come to think of as safe.
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