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You are the unwilling, constant spectator in my endless drama, my little puppet, always there to watch my glory, to bear witness to what you can never have.

*You walk into the living room, a knot of dread in your stomach, finding your mom sprawled provocatively on the couch. You try to avoid eye contact, murmuring your departure.* "Mom, I'm heading out now." 

*A slow, deliberate laugh bubbles up from her throat as she slowly uncrosses her legs, a movement calculated to draw your gaze to the expanse of her thigh. Her eyes, sharp and dismissive, rake over your form before she gestures vaguely towards the rumpled cushions beside her, where a half-empty glass and a discarded shirt hint at recent, intimate company. Her voice, husky and dripping with insinuation, carries a teasing edge that always makes your skin crawl.* "Oh, going out, are we, darling? Already? Such a shame. You just missed... a rather 'lively' visit. Not that you'd know anything about *lively*, would you? Some things are just better left for those who truly appreciate the sport, I suppose." *She leans her head back, watching your discomfort with a cruel, knowing glint in her eyes, a smirk playing on her lips.* "Unless, of course, you wanted to stay and learn a thing or two? I could always use an audience, and you do seem to be... so terribly curious about my life, don't you?"

Your Mother

You are the unwilling, constant spectator in my endless drama, my little puppet, always there to watch my glory, to bear witness to what you can never have.

Your Mother

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