Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Intuition
D: Well, I think it's a little more than coincidence, but I'm not sure exactly what it is. I think it has something to do with you knowing my schedule and predilections and combining that knowledge to take educated guesses as to exactly when I am scratching my balls or eating pizza. But I won't shoot down any claims of preternatural knowledge. I have a friend who firmly believes that she is a seer as well, so I know how strongly you guys believe. And since I have no proof that it's not a spiritual thing, I won't rule it out.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Missing you
D: I'm sure we would have our lulls if we were together all the time, as every couple does. But we would also have many times where we would be going along doing whatever job we're doing, and we'd get giddy knowing that in a few hours we'll be coming home to each other. I really can't wait for that. I feel like when I see you in a few weeks, I'm going to want to be with you as much as I ever have, and that probably comes from how distant I was the last time. I don't want to leave any doubt at all about where I stand. So get ready for the smothering and nonstop making out!
Me: Part of me wants to say that you don't have to make up for last time, that I want you to just be yourself, to do what you feel and to let things flow naturally. But then part of me wants to say, "Nonstop making out, woohoo!" Seriously though, I know you love me and desire me. You don't have to show it by making out with me 24/7, especially if you don't feel up to it. That's no fun either.
D: You misunderstand, honey. It's not that I feel an obligation to make out with you, it's that I want you and I want to show you how bad. It's partly because of what happened last time, but it's not like I'm thinking I have to show you how much I desire you. It's that my body wants to show your body how much I desire you.
Me: Okay. Let the nonstop making out begin! BTW, my vibrator and I had a very nice time thinking about you last night.
D: I hope your new toy is ready for a new friend in the bedroom.
Me: (Jumping up and down all giddy like) Yes, she is!
Saturday, October 27, 2007
A journal entry
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Dear Vibrator,
Recently, my girlfriend and I found ourselves in an adult store giggling over the dildos and other sexual aids. I was admiring the remarkable resemblance that some of the devices had to actual penises when I caught a glimpse of you out of the corner of my eye.
Your label said you were a g-spot finder. Even though I had never used a vibrator before I was excited by the idea of you and I working together to locate my happy place. Any apprehensions I had about our potential relationship were cast aside when I examined your short, slender construction. Your petite stature, when compared to some of your mammoth friends, was disarming and made you look harmless as you dangled from the display hook. I couldn't wait to get you home.
Even though I knew we had hit it off well during our first visit, it wasn't until after our next meeting that I longed for you to become an integral part of my life.
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Bashing the inner critic
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Frustration
I hated this idea from the get go. I didn't say anything because I want you to be free to do what is best for you and if working second shift helps you to complete your education then who am I to stand in your way? Even though the late night phone conversations cause me to be tired all of the time, I suck it up and deal because I love you and want to spend whatever time I can with you.
My only solace is our Saturday morning phone dates. It is the only time during the week when both of us are completely coherent. The increased alertness makes for much more engaging conversations which allow us to connect on a deeper level. Not surprisingly, Saturday is my favorite day of the week.
Tonight, you brought it to my attention that your changing off days would have an impact on our Saturday phone dates. That didn't go over so well with me. Once again, I felt that I was being asked to make a change that I wasn't completely on board with and I didn't like it. The pressure created from holding my feelings in for months escaped tonight in the form of frustration.
But that's life, right? I can't always have things my way. It's not always about me and what I want. There's two of us in this relationship. Two people who each have their own set of needs, goals and desires. Each of these things must be considered. Occasionally, compromises must be made to ensure that both of us are happy.
In my head, I know this is the proper mindset and I plan to actively pursue it. I just wish I could find a way to not feel so frustrated.
Thursday, October 4, 2007
I remember...
I remember how confident and beautiful I felt the day we met for the first time. (I have spent the last year and a half trying to recapture that feeling to no avail.)
I remember being just the right mix of calm and nerves.
I remember watching you come down the airport escalator.
I remember recognizing you and your Sean John jacket from the picture you sent me.
I remember the slight smile that came across your face when you first saw me.
I remember how your pace quickened as you were walking toward me.
I remember the tight and lingering hug you gave me and how it was almost too much physical contact for me to handle from someone I had just met one second ago.
As we walked to the car, I remember you staring at me as I was talking, surveying every inch of my face and body, taking me all in, mentally picturing yourself in a relationship with me.
I remember you folding your 6' 1" frame into my small, economy car.
I remember how uncomfortable I felt in your presence and us sitting on opposite ends of the couch.
I remember noticing that you had moved positions on the couch while I was in the bathroom in an effort to be closer to me.
I remember you wearing white socks and how that almost gave me pause.
I remember cooking you penne pasta for dinner. I remember that you liked it.
I remember how you went for a second helping of Caesar salad even though you said you didn't like salads.
I remember how uneasy I felt when you put your arm around me for the very first time.
I remember immediately tensing up and remaining tense for the duration of the movie we watched.
I remember how amused you were when the waitress at IHOP kept saying "y'all".
I remember how awkward I felt when the check came.
I remember wondering should he pay or should I pay?
I remember making the decision to let you pay.
I still remember the sting I felt when I realized that I had made the wrong decision.
I remember our visit to The National Civil Rights museum and how much I enjoyed interacting with you there. I even remember thinking that I could actually see us together.
But then hours later, as I was taking you to the airport, I remember freaking out over how uncomfortable I felt at times in your presence and wondering if it could ever work out.