AchtungNight
Lech Master
- Joined
- May 19, 2006
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I live in Austin, Texas. I'm an eligible thirty year old guy with plenty of free time, money, and interests. Yet I am alone. I have been all my life. I've had relationships, but they've never gone anywhere. This disappoints me. It has been especially true of my online dating experiences. I've signed up with a couple sites in my time. The first gave me but one prospect, and she apparently decided she wasn't that into me because we had one date and that was it. I was on the site for over a year. The second site I just got on recently, and I get the impression that people are just there on a lark, exploring kinks and swinging. Not really into the kind of relationship I want. Of course, I'm still unsure exactly what that is.
I think I'll be leaving the site in question soon.
On Lit, I have made many friends in the past three years. This is a good thing. I treasure my comrades here. If some compatible woman out there wants more from me than mere online friendship, that would be great too. With this post, I invite such women to drop me a PM and chat. They can get to know me through my post history and stories. I can't think of a better case to describe myself than the one my writings make. I also hope anyone I do get together with via the Internet would like who I am online, so why hide it?
If this goes nowhere, that's fine too. One gets used to being alone- even when one doesn't want to be.
On Lit, I have made many friends in the past three years. This is a good thing. I treasure my comrades here. If some compatible woman out there wants more from me than mere online friendship, that would be great too. With this post, I invite such women to drop me a PM and chat. They can get to know me through my post history and stories. I can't think of a better case to describe myself than the one my writings make. I also hope anyone I do get together with via the Internet would like who I am online, so why hide it?
If this goes nowhere, that's fine too. One gets used to being alone- even when one doesn't want to be.