SingingSatellite
Wild Child
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2009
- Location
- EST
“I need to grow up? Captain fucking America thinks I need to grow up? Let me tell you what I did growing up, hm? I stayed with my single mother as long as I could. Dad tossed us out. Not that it matters. No, I don’t like cameras because she’s married to a New York Senator, one staunchly against heroes of any kind. I’d be lucky to see her as it is! You don’t know shit about my life, Steve!” Her voice rose, not caring that a few had stopped or slowed to watch the argument. No, she was heated. Her fists were clenched and she was angry.
“Military veterans don’t bench press girls in ice cream shops, you fucking idiot! If they did no one would give them the time of day! They do good work. Solid work. You wanna talk about my maturity level? You followed Tony Stark like the lapdog you are, desperate to do what you personally think is the greater good. Not everyone sees the world the way you do, Steve! Some of us have to do the best we can with what we’ve got!” Her voice had now become a yell, almost in his face, as best she could be given the circumstances.
“I don’t want pictures! I don’t want that life, Steve! I don’t want any of it! Go tell Tony you failed this one too. Have a great fucking life with that stick shoved so far up your rectum you’re coughing up splinters.” She spat out the words and turned, sharply. Tears were now stinging her eyes, not out of sadness but purely out of anger. If she didn’t let off steam soon, she imagined the energy building inside of her would need a release.
Walking towards the street, she began to look for a taxi. It would be a stupid amount of money to drive home from here, but well worth it. She could get home, maybe find someone at the bar to sleep with, stay up all night fighting in the gym. She had to burn this off. She had to get this out of her. How dare he fucking act like he knew her! Her body was shaking with anger as she waved her hand, trying to flag down a taxi.
“Military veterans don’t bench press girls in ice cream shops, you fucking idiot! If they did no one would give them the time of day! They do good work. Solid work. You wanna talk about my maturity level? You followed Tony Stark like the lapdog you are, desperate to do what you personally think is the greater good. Not everyone sees the world the way you do, Steve! Some of us have to do the best we can with what we’ve got!” Her voice had now become a yell, almost in his face, as best she could be given the circumstances.
“I don’t want pictures! I don’t want that life, Steve! I don’t want any of it! Go tell Tony you failed this one too. Have a great fucking life with that stick shoved so far up your rectum you’re coughing up splinters.” She spat out the words and turned, sharply. Tears were now stinging her eyes, not out of sadness but purely out of anger. If she didn’t let off steam soon, she imagined the energy building inside of her would need a release.
Walking towards the street, she began to look for a taxi. It would be a stupid amount of money to drive home from here, but well worth it. She could get home, maybe find someone at the bar to sleep with, stay up all night fighting in the gym. She had to burn this off. She had to get this out of her. How dare he fucking act like he knew her! Her body was shaking with anger as she waved her hand, trying to flag down a taxi.