I don’t want to be one of those bloggers who writes 10 post
about how hurt she was about a recent breakup and her day to day emotions… those kind of talks are
reserved for friends after a few drinks.
You don’t want to hear about my personal realization I had
about my 2 ½ month relationship with this boy or what I’ve learned in the 2 ½
weeks since he told me he wanted to break up.
You also don’t care that I was proud of myself for not
contacting him after the break-up. Or
that on Friday I broke and sent him a text after a few drinks and that I didn’t
expect a text back and when he sent me one on Sunday morning my stomach
automatically turned upside down.
That is all old
news.
What I have been doing. I reactivated my OkCupid profile.
It took me 10 minutes to remember why I deactivated it in
the first place.
But I’m trying to embrace it, sure I have yet to message a
single potential guy and I’m really just using it as a way to get movie
recommendations. (just downloaded 5 new
ones)
But I have hope.
A recent conversation I had with my younger sister, a sister who is the only family member I
talk to about my love/sex/dating life.
Her: you should
just pay the $20 a month for dating site.
Me: I’m debating
it… I wonder if I could convince Dad to pay for it.
Her: why would he
pay for yours and not mine?
Me: Well our two other
sisters are married. Dad thinks you are
a serial dater and I’m pretty certain dad is convinced that I’m never getting
married. So yes, he would give me money to
join an online dating site.
Oh, and I’m his
favorite.
Yes, I’m pretty certain my dad thinks I’m a Spinster… a
spinster at 25?*
Each time I talk to him he seem overly concerned about me.
How’s your health? Are you happy? You are far away from
home, be sure to take care of yourself.
I know he means well, but I tend to avoid telling him things
because every bad thing that happens to me seems so much worse in his
eyes. (I guess that is love or something)
I imagine I’m going to start embracing the tactics my mom
preferred…. Where you don’t tell family members about a boy you are dating until 6 months into it.
But anyways: what is new in my life. Not a whole lot. Hopefully dates will come about, but I have
to start embracing the online dating
process. And I’m bad at that.
I’m better at meeting guys in public spaces, but I haven’t
found a good public space in my new neighborhood to hang out in.
It really shouldn’t be this hard for a cute single girl
(like myself) to find an awesome man to date.
-K
* I don't actually think I'm a Spinster... I have full faith that I'll eventually get married. Maybe not in the next couple of years, but sometime.
* I don't actually think I'm a Spinster... I have full faith that I'll eventually get married. Maybe not in the next couple of years, but sometime.
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But lets be honest here: he doesn't deserve to know that I'm having an awesome time.
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But lets be honest here: he doesn't deserve to know that I'm having an awesome time.
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And a random music video to make this post a little more all over the place.
I'm indifferent about the song... but I absolutely love this video.
and plus... Music Monday is kind-of a thing. right?

Right on. I have this view about dating sites. We tend to be more critical of people on dating sites because we can be. There's 300 matches so I can weed out the ones that if I met them in a bar, I might go out with.
ReplyDeleteIf you are good at meeting people in real life don't stop talking to new people and getting out there! I don't find online really worked for me either but I think just continuing to meet people online was good practice for talking to different guys and figuring out what I like etc. if you see a guy online who you'd talk to if he came up to you in a bar then it's worth a meeting just to see if you feel like seeing them again! It's way too easy to be picky online.
ReplyDeleteYou're sister must be awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow, your*****
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