i dont know if this is allowed or not, but it's my best shot at finding this poem again. it was a long poem in the form of a conversation between a man and a woman. something along the lines of :
i know you're not a virgin, virgins don't walk like that.
you're not a virgin, i know virgins.
i lost my virginity when i was 13 (he says it in a way that implies he views it as admirable)
how old was she?
it's different for men. (it's some red pill bs he says here. something misoginistic. later it's obvious this is a wall he's put up.)
how old was she?
(more defensive denial using sexism to justify what happend to himself.)
how old was she?
32.
i absolutely love this poem. i lost it years ago and its such a shame. i dont know if this is allowed, i dont go here, just hoping that i can find it again.