As I was sorting through the emails full of bad grammar and sappy compliments - like the one who told me I looked like an Elle model - I just want to know, how does he know what Elle is? Personally, I like guys who know Vogue as a dance Madonna did in the 80's and Cosmo for the sex tips. Okay, my point here is, I was sorting through the emails crowding up my inbox and deleting those that are still married to someone who is clearly not me and wondering....do I really want out of this pseudo-relationship so much that I'm willing to punish myself with a flood of obnoxious guys who think they have a chance and the even worse dates with The Octopus who can't keep his hands off me even though all he knows about me is my first name and that I'm new to the area?? UGH!!!
I'm not asking for much, really. Just a good looking guy who makes a decent living and gives me great sex. I mean, I can't sit around wondering when the next time is that one of us will make that two hour drive for some peel-me-off-the-ceiling naughtiness.
Okay, see, just when I'm *thinking* about trying the whole online dating thing, I read or hear something like this...which makes me want to crawl under the covers and hide. lol But, then, I've heard the success stories, too. Really, I don't know what to do. Reckon I always thought fate would lend a hand. Stupid mean fate.
ReplyDeleteWhen you get a chance, check my blog tomorrow--there will be an award for you (kind-of a welcome to blogger award). :)
Oh, and I know how you feel about not wanting to give up on a man who is emotionally distant when you see all the creepy-creeps out there and you're just grateful he's not one of them. It's tough to let go of something that isn't necessarily bad, but doesn't really seem like it's going anywhere either. Does that make sense?
ReplyDeleteWhy does it have to be so dang complicated? Sigh.
Online dating isn't always horrible...I think it depends on where you are. And it's an easy way to weed out the truly crazy crazies...
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