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The phallic narcissist (who cannot take) says, “I shot in her.” The cock is a rifle. The gentler man says, “I came in her.” The | The phallic narcissist (who cannot take) says, “I shot in her.” The cock is a rifle. The gentler man says, “I came in her.” The “I,” the part of the person which is in the world, the skin, also was passive, also entered the woman. | ||
The shitter is the one to beware. “I {{del|let}}{{ins|got}} off my rocks.” ROCKS! Unless he sees it as rockings. I’ve never used the expression. | The shitter is the one to beware. “I {{del|let}}{{ins|got}} off my rocks.” ROCKS! Unless he sees it as rockings. I’ve never used the expression. | ||