Fifty Shades of Grey Sweatpants
June 28, 2012 by Allie Wade
Filed under Allie Wade, Family, Single Parents
By: Allison Norris
He’s awake. “Take off my diaper.” He’s so serious, ordering me around.
I submit.
Loose but comfy and falling off of my mini muffin top just enough to expose the new black hairs I haven’t had time to pluck just below my navel. Maybe I’ll try to yank them out when I’m sneaking in a phone call with my mother.
“Sit down. Get my juice. Don’t look at me like that.”
I submit.
I do as I’m told in fear that my master will punish me with a nap protest.
He tells me my breath stinks and I know instantly it’s from too many cups of coffee. If he hadn’t kept me up last night, kicking me in the back as we lay together in my bed, I wouldn’t be so tired. No matter how many times I yelled our code words “KNOCK IT OFF” he wouldn’t stop. I tossed and turned and waited until the sun came up a little more until I snuck out of my room to boil water for the french press.
It’s time for a shower. I haven’t had one in a few days and I know that I’m starting to smell bad. My muscles are sore and the idea of hot water and a little alone time is too enticing. I undress quickly, sweatpants off, knowing that he won’t like the idea of me in there… alone.
Within seconds he’s standing there, jammies on the floor, “Upppeeee!” He demands.
I submit.
“Water is in my eyes! Towel!”
I submit.
I think I hear him coming. He doesn’t like it when I’m on the computer, attention somewhere else. Away from him. I better go.
“MAMA PLAY WITH ME!”
I submit.
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Allison, hopefully, he will become independent sooner than later or at least a little better and get past the stage of barking his orders. Own bed and a little less Mommy submitting might help, but he is so cute it is hard to resist.
Allison, check this article out.
http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/books/2012/07/02/120702crbo_books_kolbert