**Now that he has me, I’m under his spell.**

I wish I were a beautiful porcelain doll. Porcelain—so fragile, so perfect—so quiet. If I were, there would be no flaws to point out, no questions left unanswered. I’d be an object of beauty, something untouchable. I wouldn’t feel the ache of wanting to be more, of trying to be enough. I’d sit there, motionless, as his possession, completely under his control, safe from the messiness of emotions.

But I’m not a doll. I can’t be one.

Previous
Previous

Once Upon a Time in the Land of Laundry: Why Prince Charming Should Take Out the Trash

Next
Next

Crashing Down: Without the Crown, I Have No Sound