I will treat all gay men that I meet as people, acquaintances, even friends, not options.
I will not expect from any man anything that he should not expect from me. He has no obligation to me, and until there is a reason, it shall remain so.
Basically, what I'm saying here, people, is that I am going to go about meeting people normally, through friends, and shall treat them as such unless they give me reason to treat them otherwise. I will make acquaintances, make ties, and, eventually, I will meet someone who will like me as much as I like them. But men are just men, not slabs of meat, not playthings. I'm going to do my best to be a better person than I've been recently, and I feel that it will reflect on my life in the future. I'm really trying not to sound like a self help book, but I just feel like I need a change. I've already implemented a part of this plan. The other day, I received an e-mail from a guy on some website asking if I'd be interested in hooking up. I politely replied that two things would have to happen for me to hook up with someone: one, I would most definitely need to see his face (come on, I still have standards), and two, I'd have to be at least in the foremost stages of a relationship. So I told him that if he'd like to show me what he looked like, then maybe get some coffee or see a movie, by all means, he should e-mail me back. He hasn't yet.
And there it is. The whole of this God forsaken community is perpetually obsessed with sex. Yeah, admittedly, about a week ago, I was too. But for some time now, I've been needing so much more than sex. And now, I think I'm finally ready to just wait for it. Phew.
If I may be bold, I believe you have the right of it. To quote a rather famous author, "The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather loved in spite of ourselves."
ReplyDeleteGod bless. <3
thank god. :P
ReplyDeletei'm proud of you for making this decision. now let's see you stick to it.