It is true. Anyone who has been abused will struggle deeply with their sexuality. Often they will be hyper-sexual until the appropriate time of the sanctity of marriage... and then they will freeze. It is not like a person can turn on or off a switch to sexuality any differently than they can stop depression or anxiety. Sex after abuse take work in learning to trust and also to enjoy touch again.
It's time again,
The deep allure,
Of wanting more.
So I pretend,
That I am dead,
In my love's bed.
The creeping nudge
To like a tree
Give more of me.
Yet, in my head,
And numb body,
I fight to be.
The sweet response
To his caress -
I now undress.
His tender touch
And luscious kiss
Melts my resist.
To know my love,
And to be known
Is two alone - as one.
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| by Lala-lizzy at Deviantart |
It's time again,
The deep allure,
Of wanting more.
So I pretend,
That I am dead,
In my love's bed.
The creeping nudge
To like a tree
Give more of me.
Yet, in my head,
And numb body,
I fight to be.
The sweet response
To his caress -
I now undress.
His tender touch
And luscious kiss
Melts my resist.
To know my love,
And to be known
Is two alone - as one.
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