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Bye Somm

I'm sorry, I suppose maybe I knew sooner it wasn't you, but I had to be sure before I made my

He was damn persistent, i'll give him that. Perhaps mostly lacking in charm and fulfillment of my needs.

It's good to try, see what I like and what I don't.

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2nd Date Let-Down

It always seems better the first time. The second time you see them, that one little thing irritates you 5 times more. 

Danny is sweet, but I find myself struck with how he interacts with me. I’m talking, and he’s giving me creepy elevator eyes, breaking that eye contact to look me up and down. 

So I called him out, demanded to know why he keeps breaking eye contact and if he’s just looking at my boobs. He says he’s giving me an up and down as his “style of flirting”. I suppose it could be considered flattering, for him to want to check me out, but it’s distracting. 

It seems like inactive listening. Instead of looking in my eyes and deeply engaging with what I say, he breaks that to gaze at my body. Yes, glorious bodies. Yes, my glorious body. Yes, the body that drew him in. But my body is the wrapping paper on the gift that is me. It is surface level, decorative, and ephemeral. 

So I had a new first date, likely also not with a keeper. There is something intriguing about him, but he seems like he might be a bit too.... gun-toting. It is interesting how much men in America can chose to value guns. It scares me, and I don’t understand it. Consider it my personal blind spot or blissful ignorance. Yet the idea of a weapon as possession, hobby, pastime… all of that baffles me. 

We have wine in common, and he’s easy to talk to. He feels… present. Seems to listen, texts back, and communicates well & quickly. He loves his dogs, and seems to be largely independent like myself.

Time will tell. I will see him again tomorrow, likely for another “2nd Date Let-Down”.