thinking about Simon who just gets out of prison for murder after he's been locked up since he was 18, and starts working at a slaughterhouse for his parole. a big, scary dog who has bloodstains all over him, permanently crusted in the crease of his nails because he prefers field dressing over dragging the carcass inside the shop. who always smells of iron and sweat, and looms over you like he was trying to keep everyone else from looking at you. possessive, but you only know him from rumours and blog posts. his stare, the intense, hungry way he looks at you always gives you the creeps.
he's bad news. and he tries to woo you by feeding you meat from the animals he butchered (getting angry whenever you buy cuts from someone else), and won't go away even when you tell him to leave you alone. you've heard the rumours. read the news articles. nothing about this man is any good—
but he won't, of course. the thing about prison is that you need to hold onto the things that you have and take the stuff that you don't. a sort of cutthroat survival that has raised him better than his own mother. so, when he finds you (something he doesn't have, but wants), it's just in his nature to take.
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new contractor at work has only seen me twice (both on zoom): tuesday and today. I did laundry yesterday (wednesday) and it did not occur to me that I had grabbed the same shirt AND tank top as tuesday until we were in the middle of a meeting.
It’s not a basic plain black tee or something either, it’s a reasonably memorable green and light purple plaid flannel worn open over a light green tank top.
this guy is going to think I only own one shirt.
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Got curious what was written on his shirt, business trip shirt?
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Who is he???
Found in a Wisconsin goodwill
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Once you stop thinking about queer people's labels as strict indications of what's in their pants and who they do/don't bed and instead view queer people's labels as how they interact with the world, you'll find that you'll get along with queer people better and treat them better, I think.
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