Preamble: I know the Lit boards are mostly flirting and fucking, but I think of a lot of you as friends, and I must vent off-topic for a moment...
Why is it so difficult to find someone to love? My peers in my location are impossible (22yo in San Diego, CA). Either they seem to just want to go clubbing and get shitfaced, or they're looking for the quick fuck. I hate it when I drop them off during the first date and they either invite me up (wink) or one was even so bold as to rub my crotch and lick her lips. Sure, it's fun, but it wasn't what I was looking for.
I want someone to connect with. I want someone to care for. I want to wake up in the morning and know that when I wake up ten thousand mornings in the future, I will look upon the same face and feel total contentment.
This has lately drawn me to older women - I meet them in a pub, museum, etc., and we have a great conversation - most of them really click with me. Then, when they realize that there is a real connection, the age gap pulls them away. Phone calls don't get returned or they admit that they are scared and their social inhibitions prevent a relationship from happening.
Emotionally, I'm at an impasse. My physical peers are bland products of commercialism, raised by MTV. My mental peers are either too inhibited or self-concious to allow an involvement.
As I write this, I'm reminded of lyrics from Jefferson Airplane (I think):
"Don't you want somebody to love? / Don't you need somebody to love? / Wouldn't you love somebody to love? / You've gotta find somebody to love."
Thanks for listening - I just had to get it off of my chest.
- Mike.
Why is it so difficult to find someone to love? My peers in my location are impossible (22yo in San Diego, CA). Either they seem to just want to go clubbing and get shitfaced, or they're looking for the quick fuck. I hate it when I drop them off during the first date and they either invite me up (wink) or one was even so bold as to rub my crotch and lick her lips. Sure, it's fun, but it wasn't what I was looking for.
I want someone to connect with. I want someone to care for. I want to wake up in the morning and know that when I wake up ten thousand mornings in the future, I will look upon the same face and feel total contentment.
This has lately drawn me to older women - I meet them in a pub, museum, etc., and we have a great conversation - most of them really click with me. Then, when they realize that there is a real connection, the age gap pulls them away. Phone calls don't get returned or they admit that they are scared and their social inhibitions prevent a relationship from happening.
Emotionally, I'm at an impasse. My physical peers are bland products of commercialism, raised by MTV. My mental peers are either too inhibited or self-concious to allow an involvement.
As I write this, I'm reminded of lyrics from Jefferson Airplane (I think):
"Don't you want somebody to love? / Don't you need somebody to love? / Wouldn't you love somebody to love? / You've gotta find somebody to love."
Thanks for listening - I just had to get it off of my chest.
- Mike.