Dating apps are mostly torture. You have people that you see IRL and realize after three dates that they’re not likely friendship material.
The last woman that I had three dates with doesn’t stop talking. Not for a second. You have to interrupt her with simple attending behaviors.
I had a date with a woman who was love bombing to a giant degree and her car smelled of strong marijuana.
Then, I have had those ghosting and cancelling ones that never happen.
The latter are in the category that I shall dub “super fun.”
I started thinking that would be the way with this woman.
I can’t give her a name yet. And we have certainly had to work on our communication. But, it’s getting there and I will be so incredibly sad if we don’t have our video call on Monday. We have plans to be together for the 31st and I want to make those via the video call.
I want some magic. I want more than 3-4 hours in a row spent together in manner in which it can just organically flow. I want us to decide if we venture out of a hotel room when we wake up or if we don’t. I want to snuggle and talk.
First things first.
She had asked me after we had a phone call on the 5th of August and I was making her laugh if I was trying to steal her heart? I texted, “No!” and quoted the author again that it’s much better to walk into love. She told me it was working.
In the meantime, I want a lovely video call, and then a decently long date in person. For the pursuit of magic I am certainly willing to break my no kiss on the first date thing.
That’s been 14-years!
I don’t think that I mentioned that she lives in my state much nearer to to other states than to my city.
Now, I am left wondering if she and I have any potential magic.
Magic, like chemistry, is mutually fed. It has a rhythm and a cadence. I really want it. I’d like it to be with this woman.
What do you do when you’re in the holding pattern? Waiting for the moment is a test of patience.

Hoping things go the way you want them to
I just want to explore this world with a loving, caring, woman who has the time to dedicate to our relationship uninterrupted.
I get that. But at what cost?
I think that we have to give and take in relationship. I’m not sure that there is ever an equal balance sheet.
There isn’t. You have to.avcept people for who they are and no what your non negotiables are
That is so true.
I think that for example, my GF, has had to accept that I won’t ever be a stepparent.