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I map him with my mouth

On knowing what enters my body.

By Lai Yin
I map him with my mouth
Photo by Andrea De Santis
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I don’t just take him in my mouth.

I map him.

I feel every ridge,
every vein,
every place he's soft or firm.

With my lips.
With my tongue.
With the roof of my mouth.

I don't perform or please
even if it pleases him.

I map him like Braille.

So when he enters me,
there is
no flinch.
No bracing.
No doubt.

My body already knows him.

When I map him with my mouth,

I am not serving him.

I am orienting myself.
I am telling my body:

He is known.
He is chosen.
He is welcome.

Sometimes,
mapping him this way,
knowing him like this,
his warmth,
his weight,
his pulse,
the way his breath shifts,
is enough for me.

Sometimes I don’t need him to enter my body.
I don't need climax.
I don't need more.

Sometimes,
placing him,
claiming his charge,
completes me.

And when I do take him inside me,
there is no invasion.

No shock.
He enters my body already lubricated.

He enters my space already prepared.

Because I mapped him first.
Because my mouth already measured him.
Because my body already said yes.

Lai Yin

Lai Yin

She writes about marriage, motherhood, sex, and power. She lives in Europe with her husband and their three daughters.

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