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“Stuttgart, in the second person”
unfinished, unread

You always wanted to know what I’m like when I’m not trying.
Here.
This is the closest you’ll get.

I don’t arrive like you think. I don’t fill a room. I don’t shimmer. I don’t wear perfume, mostly because I don’t want to be remembered in a way that feels rehearsed.
My body walks in before I do. That’s what they’ve told me, anyway.

My breasts — they move differently now. The right one feels heavier in winter. I don’t know why. I notice it when I lie on my side and think too long.
I don’t wear bras unless I have to.
My ass is wide. It’s not “shapely.” It’s not “tight.”
It just… takes up space.
When I sit down, I settle. I don’t perch.
I’ve stopped apologizing for that.

There’s a mark below my left shoulder blade — I never tell the story behind it. But I wait to see if someone’s brave enough to ask.

If I invited you to Stuttgart — if I asked you to meet me in the way that actually matters — we wouldn’t go anywhere public.
No cafés.
No skyline bars.
Just the walk down the long, sloped alley behind the Staatsgalerie.
There’s this metal door no one notices. Inside? It’s nothing. Just space. Wood. A table.
A chair that’s too low to be useful.
That’s where I’d take you.
Because you don’t need atmosphere. You need absence.
That’s where you hear things best.

I’d undress without speaking.
No glances. No seduction.
No script.

This is not a striptease show.
It’s… shedding.
I remove what doesn’t belong — not for you. For air. For ease.
Clothing isn’t armor. It’s delay.

When I touch you — and I would — it would feel like a question you thought you buried.
One hand on your chest.
Just that.
Still.

Some call it erotic massage.
That’s not what it is.
It’s what happens when hands stop performing and start listening.

You’d leave changed. I wouldn’t ask how.
You’d want to say something — probably a compliment.
Don’t.

Because it’s not about beauty.
It’s about recognition.

You were seen.
That’s enough.

I won’t follow you out.
But I’ll still be there — in the next silence you don’t know how to break.