| In a community that stresses macho male sexual stories as a highlight of all |
| conversation |
| I was an under-developed immature fat little dude that never got laid and was |
| constantly razzed |
| «Oh, poor little kid!» |
| It bothered me probably more so because I was horny and frequently had to make |
| up stories like |
| «Uh, when I went on vacation I met this chick and we fucked and she loved it!» |
| Etcetera, etcetera… |
| This tipical pubescent problem was an effector during the height of my problems |
| with my father and stepmom |
| You know, the tipical wicked-stepmom story |
| And so, I moved to both grandparents' and four sets of aunts' and uncles' |
| and so forth and so on within the year |
| And in eighth grade, my mom had no choice to take me in because my dad packed |
| my stuff |
| and drove me to her house in the morning and left me there |
| She was pissed |
| I accumulated quite a healthy complex, not to mention the complexion |
| Then one day I discovered the most ultimate form of expression ever |
| Marijuana |
| Oh boy! Pot |
| I could escape all day long and not have the routine nervous breakdowns once a |
| week |
| Only being stoned for the first few times was what I claimed as something I |
| would do for the rest of my life |
| And I would practically do anything to ensure my supply of fantastic weed |
| Trevor was a guy I hated, but resorted to becoming friends with |
| because he was the only person I could get pot from |
| He was the kingpin |
| Trevor, Ace, John and Derren |
| All white-trash, lowlife scums of the Earth According to the jocks, |
| had been going to this girl’s house after school, and they invited me |
| We got to the door and a very fat girl let us in |
| It wasn’t obvious to me for over an our that this girl seemed kind of quiet |
| Until one of the guys pointed out that she was in a special ed class |
| I’m sure a lot of kids would call her a retard and some just slow |
| And at the time, and still to this day, I would call her quiet and illiterate |
| but not retarded |
| The object of the guys who had be going there for the past month was to steal |
| booze from the downstairs basement den of her house |
| While others distracted her by opening covers and doors and returned to eat all |
| the food |
| One would go down and take a fifth and then exit out the downstairs |
| So we’d do this routine every otherday and got away with it for, oh, |
| about a month |
| And during that month it happened to be the epitome of my mental abuse from my |
| mother |
| It turned out that pot didn’t help me escape my troubles too well anymore |
| and I was actually enjoying doing rebellious things like stealing booze and |
| busting store windows and- |
| And nothing ever mattered |
| I decided within the next month, I’ll not sit on my roof and think about jumping |
| But I’ll actually kill myself |
| And I wasn’t going out from this world without actually knowing what it was |
| like to get laid |
| So one day after school I went to the girl’s house alone |
| And invited myself in and she offered me some Twinkies |
| And I sat on her lap and I said |
| «Let's fuck» |
| And I touched her tits and she went into her bedroom and got undressed in front |
| of me |
| And I watched and realised that it was actually happening |
| So I tried to fuck her but I didn’t know how |
| and I asked her if she had ever done this before |
| and she said «A lot of times», mainly with her cousin |
| I got grossed out very heavily |
| with how her vagina smelled and her sweat reeked |
| So I left |
| My conscience grew to where |
| I couldn’t go to school for a week and when I went back I got in-house |
| suspension for skipping |
| And that day, the girl’s father came in and screaming and accusing someone of |
| taking advantage of his daughter |
| And so during lunch, a rumour started, and by the next day |
| Everyone was waiting for me to yell and cuss and spit at me and callin' me «the retard-fucker» |
| I couldn’t handle the ridicule |
| So I got high and drunk and walked down to the train tracks and laid down |
| And put two big pieces of cement on my chest and legs and I waited for the |
| eleven o’clock train |
| And the train came closer and closer and closer |
| And it went on the next track besides me instead of over me |
| The tension from school had an effect on me and so I couldn’t attend the school |
| anymore |
| And the train scared me enough to try to rehabilitate myself and my |
| My lifting weights and mathematics seemed to be improving so I became less |
| manically depressed |
| But still haven’t had any friends because I… |
| I hated everyone, for they were so phoney |