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My Thigh


You know what she said?

“Maybe he likes you,”

 

As if I should be happy

As if I should feel flattered

As if I am being dramatic

As if I am acting unreasonably

 

Maybe she’s right

 

I don’t know why I wasn’t jumping for joy when he leaned against me

I don’t know why I wasn’t feeling complimented when he had his hand on my thigh

I’m sorry that pushing his hand away makes me dramatic

I’m sorry that speaking up makes me unreasonable

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