Saturday, April 14, 2012

Molestation preview 06 - Golda


6 - Golda

As Francis grew a little older, he Lily allowed him to go as far as a block away from home, as long as he was with the neighborhood kids--but only very rarely.
One day, he went around the block with two of his hoodlum friends, Bob and Barry McMeans. They met some girls who had a tree house. There must have been six or eight neighbor kids gathered in the tree house and they all took turns playing doctor and nurse. When it was Francis’ turn to play patient he was apprehensive. When they pulled his pants down all the kids laughed because his peewee was so small.
Francis went home all red in the face. Lily asked what the problem was, but Francis was too embarrassed to say. She called Mrs. McMeans and asked her. Mrs. McMeans said Bob and Barry had come home thinking they were alone and laughing their heads off about the size of Francis’ peewee. She had cornered them and they had admitted to playing doctor and nurse.
Lily just did not know how to handle a growing boy all by herself. She threatened him with military school if he did not behave. Francis did not know what he did wrong. He was just playing with the other kids. It had been their game.
“You’re better than those heathens. They’ll drag you down.”
Two weeks later, Lily found Francis on the bed with the church secretary’s son. They each had the other’s genitals in their hands. She opened the door when she heard Francis say, “Go ahead, and then I’ll do it to you.” She could only imagine what that meant.
Steve was Golda’s brother. Golda liked Francis--a lot. She did not believe he was gay.
Steve had begun to spend more time doing guy things in hopes that he could shake the ‘faggot’ label.
Golda, meanwhile, would wait for Francis and walk him home. Lily let them play together with wagons and tricycles where she could watch them. Sometimes the families visited and the children did coloring books or discussed Jesus together.
Golda did not believe in Jesus. Lily could talk about little else but Jesus.
Golda said Jesus was just some prophet that Christians tried to deify. Francis did not even know what deify meant. He hoped it was not something bad.
Francis tried to explain to Golda that the Jews had murdered Jesus.
Golda, “I’ll bet you even believe that Mary was a virgin.”
Francis said he guessed he did, since he did not even know what a virgin was.
Golda tried to explain to him what virginity was. She took him in the bedroom and showed him that she had no peewee.
Francis, “Then how do you go pee pee?”
“Through this little hole silly. Here show me what you have.”
He pulled down his pants and she laughed. “Not much, but you got more than my brother. Anyway, if you stick you’re pee pee in my pee pee when your pee pee is hard and break my cherry, then I won’t be a virgin anymore.”
“I don’t get hard.”
“You will. Give it time.”
Francis and Golda had a real serious relationship for their young ages. Golda explained all about Judaism and Francis taught her all about the Nazarene Church.
She explained to him what girls want and how they feel about things. Francis was not sure what other boys thought because he had not been allowed to play with them much, but he told her how he felt.
They were getting older and their parents were not watching so closely, so they decided to take matters in their own little hands. They set up a lemonade stand and used the proceeds to go to the movies.
Francis found the movies very liberating. He came to realize that his mother did not own the rights to all truths. Golda liked the movies because there were so many Jewish actors and directors.
Golda decided to bake pastries and sell them along with the lemonade. She could make more money with pastries. Then she started making and selling jewelry.
Francis, not to be out done, took up leatherwork. He could sell a good belt for three dollars.
Golda made the most beautiful Star of David pendants and sold them strung on a chain. She could sell them for four dollars. Understanding that she was only making half as much money as she could, she started to make crucifixes. She could sell them for five dollars. Christians did not understand the value of a dollar bill.
Francis started tooling belts with a Star of David Pattern and other belts with fish. The fishermen liked to buy his fish belts, even the Jewish fishermen not realizing that it was meant to be a Christian sign. Farmers bought his Star of David belts. They thought he had been tooling cowboy belts with sheriff badges on them.
It was not until he started making candelabras that his mother noticed something was wrong. Why were there so many candles? Nobody would buy candelabras, with so many candles.
Nevertheless, they sold.
Francis decided to embellish them so he could sell more. He started putting a Star of David in the center.
One day Lily came into Francis’ workshop to see what he was doing and started shrieking. “Child of Satan! Blasphemer! Let me see your forehead! If my eyes were better, I could see the ‘666’ on your forehead.”
Francis, “Golda and I are just making things sell to people at our street table. We have a good business going.”
“You’re selling out to Satan! You’re no son of mine! You’re just like your father--whoring around with another woman.”
“We were just making some money to go to the movies.”
“I thought you were spending your idle time studying the Bible.”
“I do study the Bible Ma! Jews are in the Bible.”
“Remember, I told you if you did not learn the gospel and behave yourself I would have to send you away?”
“What’s wrong with me doing something to make money with Golda?”
“What’s wrong? She’s Jewish for Christ’s sake!”
“I thought you liked her.”
“Jesus wants us to love our Hebrew brothers. It is not their fault that their ancestors murdered Christ. Christ forgives them, but we shouldn’t be going to bed with them.”
When Francis was ten years, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.

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