Don’t Count Your Chickens…

My date last night was disappointing.  It was actually terrible.  There was no chemistry, no spark at all.  In fact, I was very turned off by him.  I could detail why, but it doesn’t really matter.  The point is I won’t be seeing him again and as I said to Hubby, I hope he just doesn’t email me again.

Speaking of Hubby, I got home early than expected and found him laying on the couch.  He had a migraine and thought he was coming down with something.  Sex was the furthest thing from his mind.  So, last night was a bust all-round.

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I’ve been thinking more about P;  not moping, but honestly thinking about he situation.  I sometimes tend to obsessively think about things and over analyse.  I don’t want to do that with him because I’ll just get upset.  I’ve decided to take what he says at face value:  when he cancelled but insisted he still cared and was interested; when he said that he had to work; when he said that he was feeling guilty; all of it I’ll accept as truth.  That means there is nothing to think about or analyse.

The only thing I won’t believe is when he says he loves me.  He’s only said it a few time and never sober.  My response has always been “No you don’t, you’re just drunk!” and I’m quite sure that is the truth.

I don’t know if he’ll get in touch with me again; this could be the end.  If it is I’ll be hurt that he didn’t care enough to grant me some closure, but there’s nothing I can do about that.  If he does get in touch and doesn’t want it to be over, we will have to have a conversation about expectations.  I don’t want anything serious, just light and fun, but he still has to be more careful with my feelings.

5 thoughts on “Don’t Count Your Chickens…

  1. Oh dear didn’t read about this post. So sorry it didn’t turn out. Sometimes when there’s no chemistry there’s no chemistry. Can’t be helped. Hope hubby get better soon .

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