Do you still remember your first love? Or are you secretly longing for your bad boy long gone? This week an era of my life is coming to an end and I have recently been reminiscing about my past. Thoughts about all my exes have been swirling in my head over and over again. Thinking about my past lead to me to re-evaluate my life, work prospects, and even the issue of why I don't have a life-partner yet. It did not help sharing my thoughts with my parents as I swear at times I think they only see me as a grandchildren-bearing-machine and the reality of having been single for the past three years scares them. But what do they expect? I am only twenty-five! And have been in serious relationships since the age of seventeen. Five relationships to be precise - all a one year commitment ending up with me running away scared. And when I turned twenty-two I realised I have really never known what it is to be single, and if I ever wanted to find the right man I had to be on my own for a while. Three years down the line I am as confused as ever. Maybe a list summarising all my exes will help me make sense of what I look for in my ideal mating mate.
Aww, that sweet innocent childhood love. The one people say never tastes sweeter. Well, not exactly as I was in love with a bad boy. A bad-boy-car-mechanic for that matter. A boy who left school at the age of sixteen and made the ultimate decision to devote his entire life on fixing cars...And women! And although he was neither educated nor smart, he had the best looking pair of abs I had ever seen. Everywhere we went women would fire jealous-stares at me, whispering to one another what a shame it was that such a good-looking boy has been taken already. Yes, I must admit eight years ago he was a stunner. I recently stalked him on Facebook, and boy, has he changed - fat, bolding, infantile.... Aww, that first sweet love - how insane it was!
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2. My Freshman Boyfriend
Although my second boyfriend was not a freshman himself, I was. It was one of the first boys I met during Freshers Week and was instantly attracted to him. He was a DJ. A popular University DJ and girls lined up for hours to see him play. He had that mysterious artistic appeal I so quickly fell for. And as a boyfriend he was never clingy for he had little time to spare and too many groupies to occupy his time with. As our relationship deteriorated I got to see less and less of him - always sleeping during the day and at gigs during the evenings. And the less time he had for me, the more time I had to look for someone else. And I found just that. ;)
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3. Back to the beginning
Yes, I was dating my first boyfriend again. And as predicted it was a mistake. But old habits do die hard! And it is always so easy going back to an ex. I am not sure why though - it is not like things have changed. The same old shit isstill there and although I said I didn't care with how many women he had been with since we've parted, jealousy soon creeped in! Take my advice - leave the past behind. But if you do decide to go back to an ex just remember people rarely change! You will soon end up back on that same painful ride you once desperately wished to jump off!
4. The Alpha Male
Oh my, number four!! I still shiver at the thought of him! He was an alpha-dog - the leader of the pack and women fell to his knees. I guess my attraction for him dates back to prehistoric roots when women sought to be sheltered and protected by the stronger species of the group and who better than the leader of the heard? But such men always come with baggage - the non-commitment and non-exclusive package! They are afraid to commit for their options are endless. And at the age of twenty-one they rather be seen shot dead than with an exclusive girlfriend. But I managed to keep my little alpha dog for an entire year and what a blissful year it was. Okay, I think I am exaggerating a little, forgetting all the heartache and disappointments I endured during those dreadful twelfth months. But there is one thing I can never deny - he was, and still remains, the best fuck I have ever had! My knees get weak at the thought of all the crazy sex positions and naughty places we sneaked to. But as my friend once told me "If you can't face the consequences - don't do the actions". And I took it all.
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5. The Geek
Not long after I broke it off with my alpha male I decided it was time to play it safe. I wanted to find someone who was willing to look after me for a change. The type of man who brings you flowers, cooks you breakfast and spends all his free time with you. A man who does not glance at other woman or fantasises about infidelity. A man true to himself, and to you. And I was blessed to have such a keeper in my life. He was top of his class; always there when I needed him; and cuddled me to sleep each night. I felt safe and loved. It was just so easy between the two of us. We made plans for a future together and when I got accepted to one of the top Universities in the world, he couldn't have been prouder. But at that crucial age of twenty-two I was not willing to settle down and give up my freedom. At once the sense of security turned into feelings of entrapment. I felt as if I was missing out on life and all the potential men out there. As if I will never have a life again. Dramatic, I know, but that is how I felt. I was just too unwilling to commit for life. I knew I had to let him go no matter how great things between us were. It reminds me of a story my dad once told me. When he was twenty-five he met a woman and got engaged. But as their wedding day approached, he suddenly felt as if he was missing out on something and broke it off instantaneously. Although it took him six years to meet my mum afterwards, he never once regretted his decision.
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Looking back at my exes I realise how different they are and yet I was unhappy with each one of them. If I were to create my ideal mating mate, I would have to patch their traits together and make that 'perfect man'. Unfortunately, no matter how advanced modern science may be, it is impossible to complete such a task. I just have to learn to compromise. But then which negative traits do I overlook? Should it be the never available one, or the bad in bed ? Some negative habits (such as drug use) are easy to exclude but what happens if I fall in love with an alpha male again? Do I accept the fact that he will never be loyal? Or should I play it safe and settle down with a boring guy? Or am I just too picky? I guess only time will tell...
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I feel d geek is d best!!! i can surely undrstnd ur condition i had a break too bt 1bf n trust me its vein gripping,hez kinda alpha n luks geek alvs fake n disloyal bt a women gets stronger on her way!!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy geeks! There is something truly special about them! And of course we pick and choose on the way. Exactly women are made to last. Check out my following post of letting go:
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