I’ve got to learn to stop getting into long distance relationships. Or I’d like to. Thing is, I keep meeting interesting women who don’t live next door. So I’ll probably keep doing it.
In particular, I find there’s a process:
1) complain there are no good men
2) meet good man
3) get interested
4) get serious about man
5) get very happy
6) think of every possible scenario about what could go wrong
7) sabotage relationship so that none of those things can happen
8) be sad
9) complain there are no good men
Long distance makes it impossible to go get coffee and talk, so we add hiding behind the keyboard or turning off the cell phone to further complicate the issue.
I guess I don’t understand.
I’m a “let’s take what’s good and work from there” kinda guy. Look for things wrong, and you’ll always find them (doesn’t anyone read “Young Goodman Brown” anymore?).
But, a relationship of any kind takes the decisions of two people.
Seems I’m back at square one.
I don’t like it.
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2 comments:
i prefer to see it as having taken a trail off the main path that has led to an adventure encapsulating a full range of emotions and coming back to the main path a little further along, a little wiser and with renewed vision~
You did go full circle, and ended up where you started, but did touch some pertinent points along the way.
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