SthrnCom4t -> RE: Why do they ruin it? (12/17/2008 6:36:56 PM)
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Haven't you ever noticed that it's when we don't care, that they stay, and when we do, most of them run? At the beginning of last summer I left a 5 year relationship and moved into my own place. I had more male attention than I have ever had in my life. (much more, in fact, than I did when I was 23, thin, tan and blonde). I had great fun, enjoyed myself immensely, and met a lot of wonderful people. I was completely empowered from my previous relationships. One was 5 years and incredibly tumultuous, the other a fiery 8 weeks, which ended in a spectacular blaze of glory. They ended within weeks of each other. (I'm poly - don't be confused. In the end it was exactly what needed to happen). I came out of these empowered because I am secure in knowing I can end an intense connection with grace and dignity. I don't need to place blame or cast judgement. Just because we are not compatible doesn't mean either of us are wrong. If someone is not honorable, I don't want him anyway....he obviously isn't worthy of the credit I gave him. If someone doesn't want to be with me, I'd rather he wasn't. I don't look back and think anything said was a lie. I believe many a confession of devotion is said in the heat of the moment. We are dynamic. Nothing is guaranteed. I, myself change rapidly, so I assume others can too. I feel blessed each day for what I experience. I do believe there is a 'drop' when someone's whose energy feels fantastic is no longer available. When the one you've entwined your life with seems to be heading in a different direction. However, I've had numerous relationships, and quite honestly, the quality just keeps getting better and better. I'd rather be single and hunting, than committed and miserable. Life is a buffet of growth opportunities! How do you know if he's for real? *He cleans your house after you leave for work, so it will be clean for you and your other boyfriend that evening. *He cleans up the mess your poor elderly dog made over night, when something made his tummy upset. *He gets up with you at 430am to walk said doggie out in the bitter cold. (He doesn't have to be at work til 10am and he's not a morning person) *He offers to trade labor with the vet when there was the possibility of old dog needing expensive surgery. *Basically, when he's completely supportive of you outside the bedroom, the kitchen, and the playroom. In other words, it's not that I have to stand there waiting for him to get a clue to open the door for me. It's when he hurries ahead because he knows I won't wait and I'll do it myself unless he's quick on his feet. Enjoy them while they are present, and when their attention wanders elsewhere, use your trade-up option. (It's a small tag, usually found on the bottom of one ass cheek. It's illegal to remove, and also includes their washing instructions.)
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