Tuesday, June 29, 2010

MAYBE YOU'RE NOT HEARING ME!!!



I do not know what it is but it just seems like rather than attracting men who are looking for a serious relationship (hopefully one that will last) I seem to only attract less suitable characters. There are all types really but I think that there are two that at the moment in particular are really bothering me enough to do some real venting here.

The first is the Married Man who shows interest. He thinks that his particular situation is different and that somehow no one else has it as hard as he does. His wife doesn’t understand him and she doesn’t care...? Not buying that by the way and you shouldn’t either!

You see I have run across many, many, married men who all tell the same story. There tag lines and justifications are nearly identical.
And you know what? Marriage is hard and it is work. They are probably not willing to do the work. What makes you think they would with you or that you would be different? Maybe she is difficult because maybe she senses that something isn’t right with you and you are not a loyal partner.

As a man thinkith and all! If you are concentrating on the grass being greener she is probably picking that up intuitively and it is affecting her so called understanding of you. Insecurity and paranoia can do terrible things to a woman. I know. I was in relationship where I constantly saw my man showing off and trying to catch the eyes of other woman. Maybe didn’t handle it the way other woman do but that feeling that I wasn’t enough did take its toll in other ways.

I may delve into that deeper at some point later.

The other thing they have in common...that find I more irritating than that third grade substitute teacher who used to run her fake fingernails across the chalk board as she writes...breath...is that they do not take No for an answer. They must be so good at getting their way that they just hound you and hound you.

They have you all figured out at this point...vulnerabilities and all. They know what to say. It is a tactical game to them.

So for instance the man in particular who is hounding me is a guy I knew years ago. I had always cared about him as a dear friend but it had never gone anywhere back then. I am talking when we were teenagers here. I thought he was a friend still and thankfully he lives out of state. Yes he is married. In the last month he has been, and keeps trying convince me to come and stay with him for a weekend while he is in Washington on a business trip.

I have said NO a thousand times and he keeps persisting! MAYBE YOU’RE NOT HEARING ME!!!!

The thing is I know he hears me. He just seems to be of the impression if he begs and justifies and send me sweet emails, messages and texts that he will wear me down.

Is this because it usually works this way? Are my single lady sisters out there being worn down? Are they really falling for this and giving men the sense that they do not need to respect a woman’s feelings?

I have said, “I do not want to be the other woman!” I do not want to hurt your wife.” “ I do not want to have to live with myself if I were to do that.” “I don’t do that!” So why wont the jerk just leave me alone? Why do men force us to be vicious and start resorting to phrases like you disgust me and I hate you????

Yesterday I got a text before 6:00 am in the morning that said “I was listening to a song that expresses how I am feeling about you!” It was “right here waiting for you” by Brian Adams he said. YUCK!!!!

I was angry! I do not want anyone to ever wake me up before 6:00 am ever! My alarm goes off at 6:30 and unless you are my sick child, do not mess with me!!!!
As angry as I was I didn’t reply. I have already told him No, and when No should be enough and isn’t...I think someone’s head needs to get checked.

The other man that I find just as dis-tasteful is the Obsessive Single Man who you barley know who is telling you that you are supposed to be his wife. This one uses God as his justification if he thinks you are religious or the universe or your parents if that one will work. He acts as though you shouldn’t even question whether this would be mutually beneficial.

He is pushy and is merely concerned with pushing his agenda. He doesn’t care if you feel the same or to even take the time to find out if you could. He is in a hurry and could care less about what is best for you. He is so busy trying to impress you and always has to be the center of the conversation. So he really hasn't a clue what you are really about nor does it matter for his performance.

So when I told him I wasn’t in the same place he basically told me that I was not in a good place with God. I needed to just see that this was the right thing for me and then pray to God to help make it work for me. What about there is No chemistry does a dud (I mean dude) not get? I am not praying about something I do not want! MAYBE YOU’RE NOT HEARING ME!!!!


This particular dude who was already very passive aggressive started dropping little comments like. “You seem to be someone who figures things out too late.” “Oh really!” I think to myself. “You think if I haven’t decided right now that you are the bomb I am really going to regret it later?” Are men really that full of themselves? Unbelievable!

They think a little flattery and you’re going to be hooked. Have they not realized that far more genuine people are in your life telling you are beautiful and don’t have ulterior motives? Do they really think you are an island? Do you think you are an Island?
You better not! If you do you are making yourself the perfect victim to be falling for this kind of thing.
I have watched myself change over the years and I remember when I was younger and a guy would give me a compliment how I was so happy and it made my whole darn day!

Now I am like...so? So what! You think I am hot, sweet and spicy? Well duh! So as a woman thinkinth you know! And just because you are hot doesn’t mean they get a free sample or even are the right person to make the purchase or a high ticket valuable item here! Do not sell your self short girl! There are no discounts for talkers!

Saturday, June 12, 2010

A Sensitive Man


Do you ever hear someone say they want a sensitive man? Well I have heard t often. And I am sure I have even said it myself at times...but as of late I have really been thinking about what these things we say, when we are talking about what we are looking for, really mean. I really, really think that, a sensitive man is not what I want. Really!
When I say sensitive...I think when it comes to men, what I really want and should be saying is awareness and respect.

You see, I know this nice guy, who is sensitive. He even really likes me, a lot! As I have been getting to know him better (besides thinking he may be too metro sexual for me) I am finding he is way to sensitive.

I don’t mind a man having sensitivity, or empathy but if it is in higher amounts I am just not sure I can feel anything but motherly feelings towards him. I am not sure I want to be desperately finding him Kleenexes for his very runny nose and he sobs and wipes his eyes on his tee shirt. I think what I've needed all along really is a man with awareness though....let me see if I can explain this.

See if I am watching a movie that is sad and I am crying...believe me! I am crying enough for the both of us. I think it is great for him to see that things like that bring out a tender side in me, but if he is crying too...well I think I would rather be watching the movie with my sister or a girl friend.

Now if he acts totally uncomfortable and insensitive because I am sobbing then that is a turn off too. What you want is a guy who notices (awareness) and reaches out to you...pulls you closer, gives you a hug or a squeeze and smiles (respect). Something that says! Hey girl! I love that you care about things enough to get a little choked up. “It is so cute!” “Or I am here for you baby!” Oh, and I am not talking about just a movie making me cry...Sometimes life (and even love) is a battle and a girl just needs to detox a little. I really do blame this on hormones by the way...but I’m not Mother Nature so I just accept it. This isn’t for me to alter.

Man, there is nothing like a man making you feel all safe and secure in his arms while you have a little moment. I know it sounds sappy but it is true! I have dated enough cave men that seemed so highly insensitive that I have found myself getting in that trap wishing someone understood better the way I see things.

What was I thinking??? Well I am not gay! Even though we are a stunning more attractive sex...generally speaking of course. I do not want to be with a woman. You know I love to commiserate and harmlessly flirt with my girlfriends (it is an ego boosting thing for us) and as much as having a gay man to talk too that is great at understanding all that stuff, there is not going to be a spark between either of us to save the planet from extinction any day, of any week, ever! Just saying!!!

And a girl needs to feel a spark sometimes! That is if she wants to be in a relationship with the man.

I remember my last boyfriend saying he has never cried in his life. Well I used to think...huh, really...that's not cool. A typical girl question I asked once was “well would you cry if I died?” Well...it only irritated him. He was most uncomfortable when he said “maybe...probably...oh, I don’t know!” Okay, Okay! Let me explain. I haven't changed my tune.

I am not saying now that a guy can’t shed a tear anymore if they want me to like them. I would prefer it. It means he is human! By all means I want him human!!! Aware of what a human experience feels like. Joy, pain, sorrow...all that stuff that I have to feel, excluding childbirth and the monthly losing my mind for a period of time thing of course. I mean in the least, can he have some empathy for me?

I am just not sure now that I want to see him ever sobbing like I would over a hallmark commercial. I think the composed seemingly indifferent man seems a lot more attractive to me as long as he is capable of crying when it really counts.

Yeah, So I am an old fashioned kind of girl deep down. I want to be successful and feisty and in my own power, but when it comes to being in relationship with a man I want him to be my hero and make me feel like he will be there to fight my dragons for me...even if that means he just holds me for a while and tells me it will be okay...just enough so I feel I have his love, respect and support. More than likely after I am done feeding off his strong masculine energy my tears will dry up and I will get my own sword out and fight the battle for myself. :)