i hate "the pursuit". so much uncertainty and doubt, sifting through layers of bullshit, doing out-of-character pathetic crap, and often leads to pain and suffering.
I'm pretty drunk right now after going to a party.
I realized that there's this girl I've subconsciously liked for over a year, who now goes to school down in Portland, might be up here in Bangor this summer, but it would be impossible to get anywhere with because she used to date one of my housemates, with whom I have to live until the end of August. She's very pretty, likes Metal and languages and shit, and we talk online from time to time, but shit man, given the circumstances there's really nothing I can do about it. Best I can hope for is we hang out in person this summer and just maybe something sparks up.
It's like my mind immediately jumps to the next potential opportunity for having a girl. It's like I can't function mentally unless there is either some girl I'm in pursuit of or some girl I already have. Been the case for years now, and since most of that was filled up by my previous two-year relationship, the drive to pursue someone else is all the more.
Maybe it's a survival mechanism. So long as I'm 'in pursuit', even if it's just a mental pursuit, I can avoid the despair of prolonged loneliness which has always been my greatest fear in life.
MP dropped the "This is serious" bomb on me at dinner on Friday. We were talking about where we want to live when we move back to America and he said "but if you don't want to go to Austin, that's okay too. I just want to be where you are."
So I picked up a girl last night and went back to her place and while I was undressing she pulled a crate out of her cupboard, upended it on the floor and it was full of sex toys. I was relieved that there was no strap-on. She also owns a python (literally) and I got to hold it. Good times.
It's like my mind immediately jumps to the next potential opportunity for having a girl. It's like I can't function mentally unless there is either some girl I'm in pursuit of or some girl I already have. Been the case for years now, and since most of that was filled up by my previous two-year relationship, the drive to pursue someone else is all the more.
Maybe it's a survival mechanism. So long as I'm 'in pursuit', even if it's just a mental pursuit, I can avoid the despair of prolonged loneliness which has always been my greatest fear in life.
MP dropped the "This is serious" bomb on me at dinner on Friday. We were talking about where we want to live when we move back to America and he said "but if you don't want to go to Austin, that's okay too. I just want to be where you are." I suddenly feel like we are Carrie and Mr. Big on "Sex and the City," only I am Mr. Big with the want-to-vomit gut reaction to commitment.
Isn't this a good thing based on your recent posts? It's the natural progression of a good relationship.
I guess. It's a bit of a turn-off and a blow to my image of MP as "so independent he doesn't need me" but I am happy to be part of a future together.
his take has always been "I don't need anyone, but I like having you around and I'd like to keep you as long as you'd keep me."
Maybe it's a survival mechanism. So long as I'm 'in pursuit', even if it's just a mental pursuit, I can avoid the despair of prolonged loneliness which has always been my greatest fear in life.
MP dropped the "This is serious" bomb on me at dinner on Friday. We were talking about where we want to live when we move back to America and he said "but if you don't want to go to Austin, that's okay too. I just want to be where you are." I suddenly feel like we are Carrie and Mr. Big on "Sex and the City," only I am Mr. Big with the want-to-vomit gut reaction to commitment.