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I Like Men

by Chloe Roxburgh


Wooden restroom doors with male and female symbols. Each door has a heart-shaped cutout. Weathered wood texture. Rustic setting.
Image credit: Peter Mammitzschon Unsplash

I like men tall and soft

I like them real and unfiltered

I like a scar I can trace with my tongue

Stretchmarks I can finger like a road map

Their body telling me their story

 

I like men who are strong

I like to feel dainty and small

I like muscles hidden under a layer of life

Revealing themselves when used

 

I like men with eyes that crinkle when they smile

I like lines that appear when they laugh

I like brows that furrow with confusion

Every expression etched onto their face

 

I like men uncurated

I like the smattering of hair across their bodies

I like to burrow in their armpits as if it’s home

Whispering thank yous into their skin


I like men 

But women? 

Fuck, 

I love women. 

 

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Black and white photo of a person with dark makeup streaks on their face, wearing a septum ring. White brick wall background. Intense gaze.
Chloe Roxburgh



Chloe is a contemporary, conceptual fine artist and writer based in North West Wales. Her practice centres on emotional and deeply personal territory, exploring feminism, parenting, chronic illness, disability, neurodivergence, sexuality, and queerness.

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