Now that I'm an Adult plenty of people will agree with that, but I just cant get over the past. The narrator tells us that she's too afraid to admit that she has a crush on the guy in the room below. She's afraid that he's a "rabbit" in the eyes of society, a person who's "more expressive" than he is "at work" , and that she can't figure out why he'd want to touch her. He's cute, she says, but she doesn't want to be touched by him. She wants to "release that sweet scent" . She kisses him, and he kisses her, and she kisses him again, and then she wants to undress him.