thirdtimescharm
Senior Don Juan
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- Dec 14, 2007
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While we can all agree that it is possible given the right environment to see hundreds of very attractive women every day, what happens more rarely is when one of those women looks at you at the same time you see her and things just click. I'm sure, just as often, when you start talking, things sometimes don't progress, and while that initial physical attraction is a great starting point, it doesn't always lead anywhere.
That said, I experienced this "moment" on Friday night. While I did not approach immediately (another female friend arrived at the bar moments after I did), my "target" soon was walking out the door with her friends, and I lightly touched her as she walked by (we were already looking at each other) and asked playfully where she was going. She said she was just going outside for a bit, and upon her return, she stopped and we proceeded to chat for about an hour...or more. Our friends pretty much had to make due without us.
So when she told me she had to leave, I asked if I could see her again and she said yes, and we exchanged information. I told her I would phone her Monday and after some discussion about schedules (She is a divorced mom with two kids, which does not bother me at all), I told her we could have dinner on Wednesday.
Now, I am currently involved with another woman who I met in May who lives 5 hours away, and we have spend two weekends with each other since. This is a good and positive relationship, and I was not actively looking for anything else. I've also got two other "plates" spinning on the east coast, and even had another woman who I had dinner with on Thursday come back to my place for some PG rated fun. That was a one time thing, as we had met on match.com months ago, and we met face to face Thursday for the first time. She showed herself to have low self esteem and I can see her neediness quite plainly, and won't let it go any further than the friend zone at this point.
So I'm obviously living in a state of abundance, as far as I am concerned, and I have no idea how things might progress with this new woman. That said, there was something in that "moment" and in the ensuing conversation which turned on my "I'm a romantic" gene. Can there be "love at first sight?" Personally, I know there is lust at first sight, but I don't think I've ever had a long term relationship (and I've been married twice) where I was potentially more into the woman than she was into me. I've rarely ever been broken up with. These things have almost always been my decision. I've also never had my heart broken, as the few times when a woman has declined to see my past a date or two, I really wasn't emotionally invested yet. Can my heart be broken? I'm not sure.
So guys, is this just an emotion I need to shake off and add the new woman to the queue? Obviously, one key difference is she is local. I'm not even sure if I want something local (I was divorced back in April and have focused on self improvement since the separation started last August, but these changes have put me in a position to now go for what I want), but I still can't get her out of my head. She was pretty much, head to toe, physically speaking, my own personal HB10.
I spent last night out at a street fair with friends, trying to find other temptations. Hundreds of beautiful woman were about, yet I felt no interest in approaching any of them (ok, there was one, but she was with a guy). Still, I know that ONE woman is not going to change my life. Only I can do that.
That said, I experienced this "moment" on Friday night. While I did not approach immediately (another female friend arrived at the bar moments after I did), my "target" soon was walking out the door with her friends, and I lightly touched her as she walked by (we were already looking at each other) and asked playfully where she was going. She said she was just going outside for a bit, and upon her return, she stopped and we proceeded to chat for about an hour...or more. Our friends pretty much had to make due without us.
So when she told me she had to leave, I asked if I could see her again and she said yes, and we exchanged information. I told her I would phone her Monday and after some discussion about schedules (She is a divorced mom with two kids, which does not bother me at all), I told her we could have dinner on Wednesday.
Now, I am currently involved with another woman who I met in May who lives 5 hours away, and we have spend two weekends with each other since. This is a good and positive relationship, and I was not actively looking for anything else. I've also got two other "plates" spinning on the east coast, and even had another woman who I had dinner with on Thursday come back to my place for some PG rated fun. That was a one time thing, as we had met on match.com months ago, and we met face to face Thursday for the first time. She showed herself to have low self esteem and I can see her neediness quite plainly, and won't let it go any further than the friend zone at this point.
So I'm obviously living in a state of abundance, as far as I am concerned, and I have no idea how things might progress with this new woman. That said, there was something in that "moment" and in the ensuing conversation which turned on my "I'm a romantic" gene. Can there be "love at first sight?" Personally, I know there is lust at first sight, but I don't think I've ever had a long term relationship (and I've been married twice) where I was potentially more into the woman than she was into me. I've rarely ever been broken up with. These things have almost always been my decision. I've also never had my heart broken, as the few times when a woman has declined to see my past a date or two, I really wasn't emotionally invested yet. Can my heart be broken? I'm not sure.
So guys, is this just an emotion I need to shake off and add the new woman to the queue? Obviously, one key difference is she is local. I'm not even sure if I want something local (I was divorced back in April and have focused on self improvement since the separation started last August, but these changes have put me in a position to now go for what I want), but I still can't get her out of my head. She was pretty much, head to toe, physically speaking, my own personal HB10.
I spent last night out at a street fair with friends, trying to find other temptations. Hundreds of beautiful woman were about, yet I felt no interest in approaching any of them (ok, there was one, but she was with a guy). Still, I know that ONE woman is not going to change my life. Only I can do that.