Hey people.... I don't know why I wrote this. But yeah I do wrote this and I'll add it in my book with proper bg music and all... till then read here.
Quiet Damage:
He doesn’t like black on me...
says it swallows light.
Truth is, it reminds him
I don’t need permission to be vast.
He wants my clothes tight,
my body loud,
my existence decorative.
Hates my hair tied up....
control slips when nothing is dangling.
Hates when I sit still....
a woman resting terrifies men
who confuse usefulness with worth.
Who is he?
My husband.
Ah.
So the cage came with a ring.
Why is suffering feminized?
Why is silence our dowry
and endurance mistaken for love?
If I ever meet a man like this....
I won’t rage.
Rage is sloppy.
I’ll be precise.
I won’t touch his body.
I’ll touch what he worships.
I’ll starve his certainty,
make masculinity feel temporary,
fragile,
laughable.
I’ll let his pride digest itself.
Make him choke on the myth
that power was ever his birthright.
Every step he takes
will feel watched.
Every mirror
will hesitate before agreeing with him.
No scars.
No screams.
Just a slow unlearning
of dominance.
I’ll make him remember me
not as pain.....
but as the moment
he stopped feeling like a god.
And I’ll walk away clean,
because the cruelest thing
a woman can do
is survive
without fear.