Pinning you down is my favorite part.
It's especially true when I telegraph that I'm going to do it. That I show you, tell you, that it's coming so that you can put up the biggest, best fight you have in you. So when your eyes narrow and your breath quickens and your muscles are bristling with all that extra strength and I sweep it away? Push you down into the position I want you in like you're not even there? That way you know that I own you. And we can call it whatever you'd like and we can pretend it doesn't happen, whatever it takes to sooth your ego and make you want it again.
But we both know the truth when I do it. As strong as you get, as smart as you are and as dedicated to the fight as you can be—the moment I want to take you, I can.
So keep struggling, keep grunting, keep narrowing your eyes at me like you're not claimed. I want that part of it, too. I want to gaze into your fire with my perfect calm and demonstrate again that you're being taken. That you cannot clasp your legs together tight enough that I can't pry them apart. That you can't push your arms against mine to move them as I do.