I wrote this in 2019 when I was reflecting about the way men have often objectified in a way that they almost always seem to just want the fun and sexy part of me but seem to often have problems seeing the rest of me. I’ve almost always felt like I’ve been good enough to be their lover but never good enough to be introduced to their mother. Do I still feel this way? I honestly don’t know. I like the attention and validation I get from men because of my looks but sometimes it feels so hollow.


Tell me I’m pretty, tell me I’m sexy
Tell me I’m beautiful
Objectify me, fuck me,
Forget about me
And then
Try to come back to me
And when I deny
your lust filled request,
Put me down, threaten me
Try to hurt me-
Your words mean nothing to me
You’re not the first
But will be the last
Who tries to destroy me
You’re not the first
But will be the last
Who treats me like a doll
to fuck at your convenience
You’re not the first
But will be the last
That tells me I’m not good enough
Tell me you miss, tell me you want me
Tell me you’re sorry
Be persistent in your quest
In trying to get me in your bed
with empty promises
about how this time it will be different
Sorry to my past, my present, and
future lovers-
I am pass being the girl
that’s just used for fun-
I am pass being the lover
you never introduce to your mother
I’d rather live in a world
of solitude and calm
than to once again fall
into the objectification trap
It’s sad because some men will never understand but this was great poetry
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Thank you. ❤️ You’re right ; some men will never understand.
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Very well written and deserved to be shared and read by everyone 👏👏
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Thank you. ❤️
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You’re a very pretty girl but how are you dressing? If it’s too seductive you could be sending the wrong message. Also where are you finding these men? Better in person than from online, but, that’s just my experience. If you allow these men to objectify you, I think it could hurt your own recovery.
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Hmm. How I dress shouldn’t be a factor in how I’m treated. Women are raped, sexually harassed and objectified every day wearing modest clothes. Trust me, I know because I came from a traditional and conservative household. You’re treading on “blame the victim” mentality. It’s weird how this comment came from a woman whereas most of the men that have commented have been super supportive. Good luck to you and God bless.
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Intense, throbbing
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