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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. | ||
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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 “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 letgot off my rocks.” ROCKS! Unless he sees it as rockings. I’ve never used the expression.
