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I stare at his bright blue eyes. Like jewels staring back at me. His hands caress my face. He slides his fingers through my dirty blonde hair.
I retreat.
Its too dangerous. he'll find my secret. hidden there beneath a forest of hair, a clearing sits red and irritated.
I stare back at his gorgeous eyes. They're filled with confusion. I don't want this. I dont't want him to know what is really behind my side swept bangs.
And this is why we cannot be together.
I retreat.
Its too dangerous. he'll find my secret. hidden there beneath a forest of hair, a clearing sits red and irritated.
I stare back at his gorgeous eyes. They're filled with confusion. I don't want this. I dont't want him to know what is really behind my side swept bangs.
And this is why we cannot be together.
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I completely know how you feel though. Even though my husband knows about my trich I still cringe when he puts his hands through my hair. Like emarie77, my husband knows about it and is very supportive but I still have not let him look at my spots. I also feel that he will never view me the same way...and that is a hurdle I need to cross soon. Anyways, I wish the best to you and hope you figure out the best step to take with your guy.