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Oct. 28th, 2000 03:54 am"I wonder which will win out.. my emotions, my logic, or the incredible lust I have for you"
A completely new man is about to walk into my life, and attempt a relationship. I wish him the best of luck. I've no idea what it is that's killed my past relationships, but I hope it doesn't show up here.
I've been completely up front with him on everything. From my looks to my basically emotional nature and everything in between. And yet he persists. And now, we prepare to see each other for the second time in our lives, and I'm... I'm really really fucking nervous.
I haven't been able to feel love with the same abandon I used to. Not since Chris. I find this very troubling. I wonder if it's indicative of a deeper, more lasting, more damaging numbness... that thing I've tried since the age of thirteen to avoid ever, ever, ever slipping into. That thought scares me.
I'm well and truly besotted with him, I am. He thrills me, physically and mentally and emotionally. But infatuation does NOT always lead to a deeper attachment. And dammit. I WANT deeper attachment. With this man. Out of a bevvy of men lined up to be lovers, friends and partners, I chose this man. I did. Because there is so much about him that is just plain GOOD.
"It never caught your attention before when I called you "love", did it?"
"I have friends that call me "love"; I had to force myself not to read too much into it."
"I meant what you probably couldn't read into it."
"Please don't say that. Not yet."
I KNOW I want him. I know I do. He is a good man. He is adult enough to feel emotions, he is a good worker, and he's looking (much like myself) to stop dating and settle down and love someone. We both like fairytale endings. But will I be able to bring the fairy into this tale? Or will I cling desperately to this relationship, trying hard to feel emotions that were killed?
GOD I hate the damage broken hearts leave behind.
I really, REALLY want this.
A completely new man is about to walk into my life, and attempt a relationship. I wish him the best of luck. I've no idea what it is that's killed my past relationships, but I hope it doesn't show up here.
I've been completely up front with him on everything. From my looks to my basically emotional nature and everything in between. And yet he persists. And now, we prepare to see each other for the second time in our lives, and I'm... I'm really really fucking nervous.
I haven't been able to feel love with the same abandon I used to. Not since Chris. I find this very troubling. I wonder if it's indicative of a deeper, more lasting, more damaging numbness... that thing I've tried since the age of thirteen to avoid ever, ever, ever slipping into. That thought scares me.
I'm well and truly besotted with him, I am. He thrills me, physically and mentally and emotionally. But infatuation does NOT always lead to a deeper attachment. And dammit. I WANT deeper attachment. With this man. Out of a bevvy of men lined up to be lovers, friends and partners, I chose this man. I did. Because there is so much about him that is just plain GOOD.
"It never caught your attention before when I called you "love", did it?"
"I have friends that call me "love"; I had to force myself not to read too much into it."
"I meant what you probably couldn't read into it."
"Please don't say that. Not yet."
I KNOW I want him. I know I do. He is a good man. He is adult enough to feel emotions, he is a good worker, and he's looking (much like myself) to stop dating and settle down and love someone. We both like fairytale endings. But will I be able to bring the fairy into this tale? Or will I cling desperately to this relationship, trying hard to feel emotions that were killed?
GOD I hate the damage broken hearts leave behind.
I really, REALLY want this.