Any reason someone has for me to date
someone I know I always have a dozen reasons why I should not for
their every one. That is not to say that I don't know some women that
in the past I would've been lucky to have as a girlfriend, but as of
now...no. I have said in the past when someone would ask me why I
wouldn't date some of the women I know and my response was “I know
them too well.” What I mean by that is that I am immature and have
seen some of the men they have dated and boned or heard what they did and the idea of
following them skeeves me out. Not all the time but some. Mostly
because my imagination is terribly vivid and some of the guys my
friends have dated were far below me in terms of everything but
goals.
Ah, goals.
Sometimes that is all you need to bed a
woman. You don't even need to have something tangible. You can live
on the couch in your mothers living room and chew your toenails while
bitching about all the milk being gone but if you tell the right
woman that you plan on getting a degree or about your small business
that you've been planning (for the last 10 years but she doesn't need
to know all that) her draws will explode off her body like a warm-up
outfit at the start of an NBA game. “Oh, my god! He has such big
dreams!”
I don't have goals. Not like most guys
have. And most guys have those goals to get women. Its not about
making themselves better for their own good. Its to look good. Its
like how when Dave Chappelle said “Men don't like nice cars because
they like nice cars. Men like nice cars because they know women like
nice cars. Because men are hunters. And the car is the bait. It's
like this, 'Hey, nice car.' 'Gotcha, bitch!'”
I don't like the word goals. I just
have shit that either needs to get started, get done, or stopped.
Either I am working towards those things or strongly considering it.
But you won't hear me say something like “Maybe I should get a
degree in...” because if I were thinking that I'd have already
started doing it. You all would just have to read less of my nonsense
on a daily basis. Its about accountability and I am accountable pretty much to no one. I don't even like talking about what I plan on
doing. I like to do it and hand it to you. There. I did it. Now I am
doing something else. Know why? I hate hearing about people telling
me what they plan on doing...for years. Even when I mentioned the
deprivation tank I had already made the appointment to actually do it.
I'm way off topic.
When I hear what women I know want in a guy it
is the opposite of me. They aren't saying these things to be mean to
me. They know just as well as I do that they will never touch me and
vice versa. But still...its weird to hear someone describe their
perfect guy to you and know that you are not and never will be that
guy. Not for lack of trying, more so because that guy doesn't sound
all that interesting. Let me run down what I hear the most.
Good job. College education. Funny.
Smart. Tall. Loves his family. In shape. Active. Romantic. I miss
anything?
Oh. Loves animals.
They want Martin Luther Jesus Idris
Einstein Channing Gosling for a boyfriend. I have said and still say
that all I care about is if a woman is nice and can talk. That's it.
If you happen to be attractive that is cool but its not a
prerequisite. I have had all kinds of girlfriends. Heights from mine
to legal midgets. Unemployed to county officials. Mexican to Black.
Smart to being shocked that they survived childhood intact. Religious to
atheist. Sober to drug addict. In shape to blobs. The one thing I can
say about each and every one of them was at the start we could talk
our asses off to one another.
I think the reason why so many women
end up unhappy or not satisfied with the guys they are with, or god
forbid have kids or marry, is that they have such a high level of
expectation. But what I rarely hear is what they bring to the
table...unless they are upset about a man. I've actually heard women
expound their college education, job, home, and the kind of car they
drive to vindicate themselves. “I have all these things. Why am I
single?”
Not one word about what type of person
they are. You're hot? Okay. What else? If you place such a high level
of expectation on someone that you want to be with you have to bring
something as well. If someone asks you to bring a turkey dinner to
the party you can't show up with a Lunchable and expect them to
be fine with that. What do you produce? Are you comfortable to be around? You
funny? Good at talking about media or are you one of those “I don't
watch much TV” people that are so fun to be around at gatherings?
You do any kind of art? What kind of hobbies do you have? What are
you like when you're upset?
Who are you other than your clothes,
possessions, and goals?
You aren't any
of the physical things you possess unless you make yourself those
things. If you can't act like a human being because you haven't had
coffee chances are you're just a dick naturally. If you develop a
twitch because you forgot your cell phone then you likely have more
social issues than I do. If you've ever told a man to be a man there
is a very good possibility that I hate you even though we've never
met.
I fantasize a lot. Like...a lot. I was
thinking after my deprivation tank experience about one of my
friends. Just entertaining the notion of dating her. Wondering what
would change and such. I wasn't picturing anything sexual at all,
just trying to picture what it would be like if the two of us started
dating.
Scenario A. We start dating and it is
weird at first but eventually we settle into it. We hang out, laugh,
have a good time, and when the mood strikes us we make with the
kissing. Its awesome.
Scenario B. We start dating, realize it
was a bad idea, and the friendship is forever weird.
Scenario C. We start dating and it is
really good...until it isn't. We start fighting about shit and then
not only do I lose a girlfriend, I also lose a friend.
Call me crazy. You can also call me The
Greatest Man That Ever Lived. But I tend to hold friendships, for
real ones, to a higher regard than I have relationships in the past.
One of my ex's even accused me of the same thing in a way. So if I
started liking a friend and dated that friend and lost that friend
I'd be more upset than if I met some chick, dated some chick, and
lost that chick. Does that makes sense? It does to me and that's all
that matters really.
I want things to be cool and dating
friends has the potential to ruin that. I have said this to those
that wish that I would date and they say it is worth that chance. I'm
not adventurous nor daring. Hell. I use words like “nor.” It
would take a friend making the first move because I know me and me
won't do it. Until that happens I shall continue to actively stay
unattracted to people publicly while on the inside liking women I
can't have.
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