Post by lookingthroughyou on Jun 26, 2005 21:57:03 GMT -5
This is another story by Icee and I. wewt. Called I'm a loser for inexplicable reasons.
PG-13 for language!
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I'm a Loser
I wandered into the club, smiling mischieviously at the bouncer. He winked at me, leant down and whispered, “The Beatles are on today. Be careful out there, wouldn’t want you to get trod on.” I giggled and nodded, going on my way. As soon as I was out of range, I shook my head.
Boys were so ridiculous sometimes. Anything with legs and a short skirt is fair game. I never went down the street without a catcall whizzing past me, a whistle resounding in the street. It was, frankly, embarassing. I wanted to be known for what I was, and what I could do, rather than my legs or my face. Geez. Men.
I abruptly stopped, about to bump into someone. It was my ex. Shit.
“Hi, Jeremy.” I sighed. He grinned greasily at me and made a little snorting noise, then cleared his throat.
“Hi there, Vicky, honey.” He slid his arm around my waist. I rolled my eyes and smacked his arm away.
“Piss off.” I snarled. “Leave me lone for once in your miserable life, won’t you?” He merely raised an eyebrow and backed away.
“Will do, honey.” He crooned nastily. I crossed my arms and made my way through the masses of weaving people.
I elbowed my way to the front of the crowd, where my favourite band happened to be playing on the decrepit stage. The Beatles. Ah, they really had something. I danced along with the crowd and smiled at the boys, as I did every Tuesday. I knew they recognized me, because the bassist winked at me slyly. I smiled my shy smile back, and sat down at a table, alone, after the set.
PG-13 for language!
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I'm a Loser
I wandered into the club, smiling mischieviously at the bouncer. He winked at me, leant down and whispered, “The Beatles are on today. Be careful out there, wouldn’t want you to get trod on.” I giggled and nodded, going on my way. As soon as I was out of range, I shook my head.
Boys were so ridiculous sometimes. Anything with legs and a short skirt is fair game. I never went down the street without a catcall whizzing past me, a whistle resounding in the street. It was, frankly, embarassing. I wanted to be known for what I was, and what I could do, rather than my legs or my face. Geez. Men.
I abruptly stopped, about to bump into someone. It was my ex. Shit.
“Hi, Jeremy.” I sighed. He grinned greasily at me and made a little snorting noise, then cleared his throat.
“Hi there, Vicky, honey.” He slid his arm around my waist. I rolled my eyes and smacked his arm away.
“Piss off.” I snarled. “Leave me lone for once in your miserable life, won’t you?” He merely raised an eyebrow and backed away.
“Will do, honey.” He crooned nastily. I crossed my arms and made my way through the masses of weaving people.
I elbowed my way to the front of the crowd, where my favourite band happened to be playing on the decrepit stage. The Beatles. Ah, they really had something. I danced along with the crowd and smiled at the boys, as I did every Tuesday. I knew they recognized me, because the bassist winked at me slyly. I smiled my shy smile back, and sat down at a table, alone, after the set.