Fat Bottom Girl Said What

When my ass talks, people listen.

Coming Up Empty

she sought love wherever she could find it

in the back seats of cars

or dorm rooms

or on picnic tables at the lake

it really didn’t matter

she had no shame

when it came to seeking love

 

the shame came after

but the love never did

 

 

 

 

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6 thoughts on “Coming Up Empty

  1. Reblogged this on undercoverminx and commented:
    Not proud of it… but this used to be me.

  2. Get out of my head! πŸ˜‰ Used to use sex as a crutch to dull quite a few things, so this made me smile painfully xx

  3. Such truth in so few words.

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