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I learned a long time ago that you could give people a road map on how they needed to treat you. If that person decided not to use the map, then it was your responsibility to get them off your road.
“Blossom Peace, that nigga better not be a problem, or he’s going to have a problem breathing.”
“Well, since you want to handle your child, then what I did was for how you handled mine!”
He said her mom came up with Blossom because she thought their daughter would be the blossom for the love she wanted from him. He gave her the middle name Peace because he knew she would be the only reason he didn’t kill her mother. Her mother called her Blossom and he called her Peace or Pea.
Who the hell would count sitting in an auto shop parking lot after getting fucked in a car a date? I felt like a semi-fuck boy, knowing I had ulterior motives in calling her, so I tried to hold conversation after a nut.
you fucking other girls but worried about pea being in a date?! please be so fucking for real. there ain’t not semi about this. that’s fuck boy territory!
Yeah, this was getting out of hand now. I wanted to be with the shits, but this was not the shits I was talking about.
No female wanted to have a fear that any time her man got mad, he might take her car engine out. The mere fact that he was able to do that in the number of hours he had was scary. I’d seen the mechanics take engines out and it was not an easy task.
It was like the feeling of being in a dark room all your life. Your eyes adjusted to that environment, making it your norm. Then, one day, someone comes along and opens the blackout curtains, allowing the sun to rush in. You quickly shut your eyelids to the pain of the new light because it hurts.
“War, kill him.”

