The narrator asks the reader to choose between "fingers" or "tongues" . She wants to know if you prefer a "finger" or a "tongue" , and she asks if you have pictures of a girl named Corinna. The narrator tells the reader that she was a middle-school student and that she loved her, but that she has pictures of her on her phone. She asks if the girl is lively, and the narrator tells us that she is. She tells the story of how she came to love the girl, and how she kept staring at the girl. She says that the girl was like a smaller breed, and that the tips of the girl's hair were "very and very fluffy." The narrator says that she thought the girl might think her hair looked strange, but then she realized that the reason she was staring at her was because she wanted to touch her hair. She apologizes for her behavior, and says that if she ever touches her hair again, she'll touch it again.