I'm Not Down For This
The party laying in bed on my phone
Stoned drunk and not alone
He comes in
Normal conversation turns in to a invasion on my personal space
A boob squeeze a ass gab
His hand touch feels like the cold hardwood floors in the morning of winter
I say no let's not do this
But he continued on again
Asking if I'm trying to FUCK
OR GIVE HIM HEAD
No I'm not wanting that the only thing I'm wanting is out of here
My friend walks is doesn't see a thing
She is blind to what is happening like I'm am Harry Potter wearing the cloak of invisibility
She Leaves and it starts again
His "THING" comes out he pushes me closer hoping I'd give in
I'm not Down for this
"I know you like it"
Im not down for this
I shake my head no and he gets closer
Then it happens my blessing the the upstairs door opens
"Guys I have a officer her to talk to you" my friends mom says
My blessing in disguise
For going home at 3:15 am in a cop car is much more happy in life than being with him for another second
He ran from the cops on the ride home Looked out the window knowing my moms gonna freak I see him walking towards my home praying he won't show up at my window wanting more. He surely Doesn't come though I'm still frightening by his touch
It a few days after 4th period i sit at a table of 5 , the The Senior who for some reason in a freshman class, the preppy blonde, my best friend and him..... and like I could maybe Handel it if he sat on the other side of the table but no. he sits right next to me
Right fucking next to me
I was freaking out inside
Didn't know if I could hold it in
I could tell he was looking at me again and again
Turning his head ever so slightly I look at the clock 20 more minutes I can do this
He starts moving I'm shifting away although it was probably a accident his knees touched mine and just by his touch it was beginning to be to much
Every time I seem him I want to cry
4th period is the only time I'm truly terrified
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