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Minor moment of truth
08.15.06 (1:30 pm)   [edit]

The time has come where I must tell The Eater buh-bye. I haven't shown any interest at all to him anymore, and he sort of cooled it a bit too. But today in his reply to an email I sent him (before the weekend, mind you!), he asked me if I met someone else and what I was looking for. He said he'd be happy to be friends if I didn't want to pursue anything

He's made it easy to tell him that although he's a good guy, the chemistry isn't there for me. However, I don't want to make friends. I think as long as I'm out of sight, I will also be out of mind.  

I also talked to the IKEA guy for the first time ever last night...after 2 months of small talk emails. His spoken English is definitely better than his written. He has no phone. He has no car. I would consider meeting up with him for a coffee, but he's suggested cooking dinner for me or going away to the mountains! Is it the European way?? Are North Americans too uptight to accept such invitations? I'm just thinking of my own personal safety.

I really have no patience for just any man right now, I think. I'm tired of guys with no career, no education, no car, no money, no humbleness, no life. I used to look past that kind of stuff because it's what's inside that counts, right?? I want the good stuff on the inside and outside!

 


posted by: themarina (reply)
post date: 08.15.06 (1:55 pm)

I tend to agree, look past the outside but something you can't really overlook, especially when you're ready to start getting serious. It's fun to date some guy that has no asperations, education or money but those things can put tremendous strain on relationships later. I say avoid them if possible.

As for IKEA guy, I think he's offering to cook dinner because he's cheap. Sure, it's romantic and all but if the guy doesn't even have a phone, he's being cheap.



posted by: FitGirl (reply)
post date: 08.15.06 (3:24 pm)

Looking past what's on the outside is good, when you are 16 and just dating for fun! Dating when you are in your 20's (expecially LATE 20's) is serious buisness. I kind of look at it as "What could I simply NOT live without in a guy?" For me, he has to be active... because that's a huge component to what makes ME happy in life! Also, he has to have a JOB (gainful employment... let's make that clear. Selling pot to his friends is NOT a real job! LOL) I hold high standards for myself... I'd only expect that I will find a guy that can handle that and try to meet me AT LEAST half way... OK, more then half. 3/4 of the way! HAHA!!!

You sound like you have lots going for you, there is no reason why you can't find a guy that meets your criteria :)



posted by: FitGirl (reply)
post date: 08.15.06 (3:28 pm)

PS... Ikea guy is wanting to cook for you because he can't afford to take you out. He also suggested the mountains because they are also free and beautiful.
I don't necesssarily think he's being cheap, maybe he just enjoys the simple things in life. It's all about who you share it with! :)

But unfortunately the "no car" thing really bugs me. A guy needs wheels if he plans on dating me! I'm not taking the looser cruiser (BUS) to go to the movies. Sorry, we aren't 18 anymore! LOL



posted by: scubadiva (reply)
post date: 08.15.06 (3:59 pm)

No car? No phone? Um, hello, red flag!!!

The mountains would be free for him and that's beautiful. Your car, your gas, wear and tear on your car. Plus a chauffeur.

I'm with Fitgirl on this. What would you say to me if I said there's this dude that doesn't have a car or a phone? Hit the eject button. Remember those criteria that are non-negotiables to you? They are there for a reason - so that you don't get distracted by his cute ass or something else. You're a smart chick.



posted by: irishred (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (6:22 am)

I can't believe you don't like guys with no job, car, phone etc. How picky can you be?? hehehe.



posted by: irishred (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (6:22 am)

Reply to: I bet the guy makes a mean hot dog casserole.




posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (3:17 pm)

Reply to: themarina
IKEA guy said he didn't need a phone! I asked him if it was a European thing, but now that I think about it...of course it isn't!! BWAHAHAA



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (3:22 pm)

Reply to: FitGirl
I can't see myself telling someone I can't date them because they have no car even if it is the truth. But I've learned that if a guy doesn't feel he needs a car, then we are probably not that compatible because I tend to like to get away sometimes. And I like my freedom!

It's not easy finding a guy to click with. I honestly don't think I am being too picky! I just want a guy who can respect me and keep me entertained.

IKEA guy loves to cook. I bet he is a minimalist and not uber cheap. BWAHAHA




posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (3:24 pm)

Reply to: scubadiva
IKEA guy is probably too bohemian for me, but he's a foreigner! Tres chic! BWAHAHAHA He is not long-term potential, that's for sure.



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (3:26 pm)

Reply to: irishred
It would help if he had a nice, big, juicy weiner for me!



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 08.16.06 (3:26 pm)

Reply to: breakouttheglass
See! I knew you had my best interests at heart!



posted by: scubadiva (reply)
post date: 08.17.06 (5:14 am)

So let me get this straight... As long as the dude is a foreigner, he's dating material?

Perhaps we need to have an intervention to talk about your dating priorities? I think Dr. Phil came out with a book on dating earlier this year. I can send it to you.

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