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I met this one guy at a bar randomly. The connection between us was instant and almost eerie. He knew me better than I knew myself. Within months he had become one of my best friends and I went to him for Helen Keller jokes advice, opinions and sarcastic comments. We fell in love and I really did think he was my soul mate. Unfortunately for me, he was married and had no intention of leaving the wife. He had his first baby in May and still married. Story of my life.
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I know that everything happens for a reason but for the last few years I’m starting to dislike fate. Or maybe I just have such bad luck with guys. Or maybe I’m just choosing the wrong men.
I met this guy playing in my hockey tournaments. We never really formally met (and in all honesty, I didn’t know what his name was until about a year ago), but we always talked and hung out at the rink a lot when we traveled. It wasn’t until recently when we started sexting texting and spending time together outside of playing hockey. He’s a great guy with great intentions. He’s the kind of person who would drive 300 miles at the drop of the hat if you needed something. He bought me a GPS for my car for my birthday because he knew I really wanted one (although sidenote: I am not impressed with my lady tom-tom yet). He bought me a pumpkin spice candle from walmart just because he knows I like them. He’s the perfect guy, but there’s one catch. He lives in D.C. and he’s moving to Flo-rida in February for his job. Story of my life. Our text messages sometimes border inappropriate things you wouldn’t want your kids to see flirtatious (mostly on his end), but I am not sure how I feel about him yet. As a friend, he’s one of the best – probably rises above any other guy in my life. But I am just not sure about starting up anything romantically, or even attempting to, knowing he’s moving in a few months.
From past experience, I know I need to be more open about the guys I date. Like every other girl though, I know what I want in a man and a relationship and it’s hard to overlook those things. But I know I’m not going to get my happily ever after if don’t open myself up to the possibility of something different. I know he’d never do anything intentionally to hurt me. I know that he’d take care of me the way I expect a guy to take care of me. I just don’t know what’s holding me back (aside from the long distance thing). Is he really worth the risk? Am I really ready to open myself up to another relationship?
“After a while, you just wanna be with the one who makes you laugh…”
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