Tuesday, December 3, 2013
What am I Your Dog?
A month has passed since dating Chance. The texts have gone to sweet and amorous to almost non existent. He has made dinner for me, taken me to a few movies and there is no doubt he feels relentless passion for me. How could I ever think differently that his true intentions of just being fucking companions would ever change. This past Sunday I decided that it was time to let go of my "buddy". Like I need any more male friends. So I texted him, "Hey how are you." He immediately replied that he was working in the yard and was going to then hang out with his daughters. " What happened to the smiley faces and emoticon kisses", I asked myself. What did I do wrong to emit this strange sense of unfamiliarity. I had gone over the months worth of gazillion texts and I could not figure out what I had done wrong. So I texted him back: "I have been thinking that we are in two different places and that it better for us to move on. I wish you the best of luck in all you do. Take care."
Response: NONE, ZERO, ZIP, NADA. It was over. Until the next morning I received this text: "No hard feelings, I guess there is something you just don't like about me. Thank you for the nice time."
You guess there is something I don't like about you? Are you fucking kidding me? Later that night a phone conversation ensued. Again Chance reiterated that he was not looking for a relationship but a companion. He wanted to spend time with his children, friends, dad ettc., I asked Chance, if he was looking for a companion then why couldn't he pursue companionship in his female friend that he talks so incessantly about. He explained they were different because he had no feelings for them, . he had no urge to hold them, kiss them hug them but yet he did with me, his companion. I questioned as to why I wasn't getting the hint. "Girl he just wants your body, and not you. Move on." We set up plans to see each other Thursday. The next day I crumbled into a the land of misfit toys. I decided with a help of a girlfriend that I was not going to see him Thursday Friday or any other day. It was over. I deserved better. . He had nothing to offer me except the bragging rights to a perfect credit score. With that achy tumultuous feeling in my stomach riddled with anxiety I firmly made the decision to let the BOY go back to the farm and take his madness with him.
Labels:
companionship,
men,
passion,
relationship,
single,
texting,
women
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