It was shocking when I heard myself say "What you want does not concern me."
I was still in 8th grade back then.
She was the third girl I dated after two disastrous relationships. The only reason I started dating her was because she asked me out and I was bored.
I didn't like a thing about her. She was older, taller, blonde, the basic type the you expect a barbie doll to be. One of the most moronic traditions of my school is that an senior girl has to always have a junior boy toy to boss around; young little kids who adore their seniors opening their doors, carrying their books, lining in queues for lunch, writing their homework, worshipping them.
Sadly, it wasn't me. That's not how I was raised and that not who I am. She didn't know though; she failed to see the real monster within.
It was the second semester after I joined this boarding school. The whole class was still wondering who this Asian little brat is. She walked to me and told me to sit with her at the cafe.
I went over, sat down with other boy toys; didn't say a word until lunchtime was over.
She stood up, started walking toward the classroom, and she left her books.
"Would you be a darling and help me carry those? My bag is really heavy."
"And that's my business how?" I looked at her, waiting for her to say something.
Her friends were laughing, probably laughing at the fact she couldn't even control me.
She grabbed her books from the table, and she asked me to go to dinner with her down town.
"I don't know how to go down town." I told her, and I thought I made it clear that I wasn't interested.
"No biggie. I will drive. 7 at the gate. See you then." All I was thinking about for the rest of the day was what kind of stupid whore doesn't know that is clearly a rejection.
The dinner was nice and she was all sweet and nice, at least until we got back to the dormitory.
She used one of the oldest tricks "don't you feel hot in here?" and took off her clothes.
She thought I was a virgin.
She was wrong.
I pushed her down into the couch and looked at her. I asked her if she was trying to seduce me. "Do you want me to?" She asked.
I kissed her and my hands were all over her. When my hand moved down and insert my finger inside her, she moaned.
"I am no one's toy, you should get that by now." I started playing her and she liked it.
I stopped right when she starting twisting her body; it was the sign that she was about to come.
She sat up and told me that she wants me; she asked me not to stop.
"What you want does not concern me." The second the words came out of my mouth, I was frozen.
The voice, the tone, they sounded exactly like her, the most ignorant woman in my life; the person who dumped me like rubbish to this boarding school just so that she could have more time for herself.
I walked away, leaving her in her room.
Now thinking about it, I finally found out where my personality came from, where the needs and cravings for controlling another human being came from. It was her, it has been her all along. The woman who gave birth to me, the woman who I no long address her as my mother.
I don't hate it. On the contrary, I love it. I love the control over another living; I love the fact that I own something alive, something that listens to me, something that obeys me and something that lives only to amuse me.
It was when I was 14 that I found this side of myself. I embrace it, love it, and I live for it.