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Okay… so maybe someone just recently got in touch with me.
And maybe they acted like they never vanished. Like everything was great and fun like it was.
But it can’t be the same and that really showed through. I know things have changed for this person and I still don’t know why he randomly texted me late that night… boredom maybe?…
He even made a suggestive shower joke. Of all things! and asked me to stay awake to chat (I of course am up most of the night anyway and told him that instead of something like, “oh I’ll stay up all night to talk to you!”). He even said “good morning” the next day…
I know he must still have his special person (where was she last night…?) and thats nice. I’m kind of past the entire “thing” we had, but at the same time I am now stuck thinking about him… quite a lot. I admit I miss him, but even now I don’t really know what I would want from him.
Basically if you walk off, even if I was completely negative and sad and cut off whatever you were planning, then just leave me alone (I know you’re never coming back to be the decent friend you were). Unless you have something to say that somehow makes up for the vanishing act <— and I really can’t think of anything that would (…well maybe I can but it’s not going to happen).
So next time you need entertainment or are feeling lonely don’t turn to me. Go to someone that you’ve actually been a decent friend to, no matter how busy you were or who you were seeing. Thanks.
I had a fantastic weekend, but I also had the most meaningless sex of my entire life. I didn’t go into it with any ideas and it kind of just happened (does that sound unhealthy…). But I was shocked at just how bland the entire thing actually was. Not to mention that having this guy come home with my friends and I wasn’t at all intended (yeah a lot of stuff just happened).
The worst thing is that the day before that night I had announced becoming a “nun,” a joke although my friends all know/knew what I meant by it. Once again as soon as I say I’m not doing something I do it. And I recently realized this was also the case with my ex. He was the person my roomies and I joked about and the one person I always said I would never ever sleep with and then bam! it happened and I soon after entered a relationship.
What is with this trend I have? I guess I shouldn’t say anything at all when it comes to men, sex, and relationships. Also, from Saturday night, my view on one-night stands has changed. Now for me they are not all positive. While in the past they have always helped something, and I made random, great connections to other people (heart-to-hearts with strangers); this past Saturday was a dark spot. To say the least I don’t want anyone coming home with me anytime soon.
It’s like you bare everything to people just to realize how much they are hiding and holding back. I’m beginning to realize that the ‘hiding and holding back’ thing is actually the norm and also the safest way to be in relationships. So, unfortunately though I have yet to switch over to the norm and once again am stuck in an odd spot.
The biggest problem though is that my relationship is long-distance. And my boyfriend (more friend…thinking I should’ve kept it that way), N, seems to believe that he can pry into everything I am doing and its fine; but when it comes down to me questioning him about a night out with his man-whore (he said it himself) brother and crashing in a hotel room with his brothers “friends” things get rocky. Is this some new double standard in the relationship world? If so it sucks.
While, being nosy and untrusting can ruin a long-distance relationship a certain amount of asking and finding out is what holds it together and makes it grow (you have to be in each others lives). Basically, it is like walking on a balance beam that is a billion miles up. I’m thinking that the balance part being off is what makes a lot of these relationships fail and at this point I’m seeing just how complicated it is. Whoever said nothing is impossible obviously hadn’t taken long-distance relationships into consideration.
So of all the dumb people in the world I may have the worst one living in my apartment. My used-to-be-uber-smart-about-guys roomie is dating an asshole and when he got dishonorable discharge from the Navy he came to live with us. On a stupidly drunken night my other roomie and I told her it would be fine (seriously a smart move to ask when drunk).
So, now he is here and we can’t stand him. I probably dislike him more then my other roomie, as he has been rude to me and my boyfriend, as well, for no reason at all (particularly on my boyfriends part). I don’t understand people like this. Why be rude and not like someone when you hardly know them?… Going out isn’t even that fun anymore because I’m always worried about what they are going to say or do next.
Possibly I’m letting them bother me too much, but this guy is an asshole. Also, he is just living off of my roommate (he’s dating) anyway and she is too dumb to wake up and see that. Besides this I’ve heard them twice now when he’s freaked out and been absolutely nasty to her (I mean horrid names and no respect whatsoever) and she is just like settle down and leaves the room. Okay. Good way to handle a fight/someone psychotic, but don’t date someone who calls you a cunt. Can’t she wake up and see what an ass-hole-ish bum he is??

