Community > Posts By > Joseph Churich
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My last relationship ****ed my head up its been over a year an half since I've dated and now that I'm “thrown back” everything has changed so much so many scammers an ******** I need help or just a woman who thinks they might fix me idk either or om energetic in bed passionate and down for the cause so hmu ladies plz help
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Married for six divorce finalizedfinally after two an half-year battle the game has changed definitely all this online crap it was so much nicer just walking up to a hot girl flirt a lil an ask for her number now u get tazed peppered sprayed cops called and blasphemied online it's billshit
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Any single man here?
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Present very single unfortunately
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Took me a minute to get this one right still think it’s a little off but dm me let me know what all my peeps thinks …. Thank you all for reading my nonsense…..
I ache for the woman whose name I do not know the one who walks like a shadow behind my ribcage, leaving fingerprints on the places even I can’t reach. She is a whisper that drips down my spine like forbidden wine, a phantom kiss pressed against the part of me that refuses to sleep. Some nights, I feel her breath curl around my soul warm, dangerous, promising storms in the shape of her mouth. I don’t know her face, but I know her hunger. I know the way her silence will tangle with mine, sparking dark constellations in the quiet between heartbeats. And when I finally find her, the world will tremble not from fear, but from recognition. Two shadows finally remembering they were always one fire. Until then, I wander with this craving, this beautiful curse haunted by the woman I haven’t touched… and already miss. |
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I wait for you
the way a body waits for heat tense, starving already imagining the shape of your hands before they ever touch me. Your absence is a pulse in my throat a low, dangerous throb that keeps me awake wondering how your lips might feel spelling my name against my skin. Every night I picture you your breath sliding down my neck, your fingers tracing the quiet places no one has ever learned to read your mouth learning the rest of me slowly, deliberately as if my heart were a secret you were born to unlock And still I wait. God, how I wait. With desire wound tight in my chest, with longing coiled low in my belly with the kind of need that turns loneliness into flame. If you ever come if you ever step out of the shadows and into my wanting know that I will meet you with trembling devotion, with the heat of every night I imagined you beside me touching me like you were meant to. Until then, I burn quietly for you seduced by a dream that feels more real than anything I’ve ever held |
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