Or better yet, he found me.
I have never felt so safe with someone until he came along. It started with a text to seek an advice a few weeks ago. Then it was to catch up after not being in touch for the last three years. Just like that, we were on the phone, talking about our favorite topics - workers rights, the state of the world, and how we can make it better. The calls went from "hello" at 10:00 pm, to 2:00 am, when I was just too tired to continue talking, even though getting off the phone got harder each time. The truth is, I have never felt so comfortable and connected to someone so instantly, as if I have known him for years. His voice - patient and respectful, his tone - soothing with love. He said he admires me. Little does he know that he earned my respect and admiration the moment we had our first conversation four years ago. He is clever and determined. He has no fear of evil. He always knows how to confront threats of physical harm, and he stands up for people he represents. He is simply a force to reckon with. For his intense commitment to justice, and for his tenderness towards me, I am falling in love.
Perhaps, this is my last entry about my singlehood.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
I think I tried it all
Yes, I am referring to the modern day dating vehicles - speed dating nights, online pages such as match.com, and even private service like It's Just Lunch. My conclusion is there is no way for that perfect match through pure luck. It was adverturous in that I meet people I would never have met or would even contemplate a conversation.
At the only speeddating event I went to several months ago, a man in his late 60's or 70 was very interested in me. I was shocked that he was serious. Sensing that I was not interested in him, he attempted to sacrifice himself as my teacher in all things I need to know about love. He was imposing and just felt he was entitled to have me do as he say. I promised him I'll be in touch with him, and I promised him I'll call him back. I never did, and I don't feel a bit guilty about it.
As for the dating websites, it's always a lot of chatter but I did not bother to actually set up a time to meet anyone. The truth is, I am not interested in anyone I read about on those sites.
The one thing I have always been sure about is he will walk into my life, naturally.
At the only speeddating event I went to several months ago, a man in his late 60's or 70 was very interested in me. I was shocked that he was serious. Sensing that I was not interested in him, he attempted to sacrifice himself as my teacher in all things I need to know about love. He was imposing and just felt he was entitled to have me do as he say. I promised him I'll be in touch with him, and I promised him I'll call him back. I never did, and I don't feel a bit guilty about it.
As for the dating websites, it's always a lot of chatter but I did not bother to actually set up a time to meet anyone. The truth is, I am not interested in anyone I read about on those sites.
The one thing I have always been sure about is he will walk into my life, naturally.
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