Intersecting Lines,
For the first time in two plus years of singleton-dom I really feel that I have found something that may work. I'm almost sure because I don't feel crazy or anxious or paranoid. Of course, I still haven't added him to my phone's contacts, because that is just plain bad luck!
The fact is, even if this goes nowhere it was very significant and I want to write it down.
I met this guy through a dating website, NOT Craig's List. So we exchanged a few emails and decided to meet. We hang out for a while at this bar and it's going pretty good; I'm liking him so I'm nervous, talking a mile a minute etc...It's getting late (for him, early riser!) so we leave. He walks me to my car and gives me a kiss. Now, this is the important part. It was the ( he just sent me a text. so completely distracting) first time in recent memory, or possibly ever, that I have been kissed like that. Just a kiss. Soft, gentle, closed mouth. He didn't try to grope me or stick his tongue down my throat. What's even better is that when I turned to get in my car he held my arm, softly not grabby, and kissed me three more times. Each time with slightly more feeling. Still keeping things discreet, no tongue no roaming hands. It turned me on more than I can stand. Just thinking about it now makes me weak kneed. This was on July 1st.
So, I could think about the kiss a lot more, but what I want to write about is what it means to me. The fact that I can't recall being kissed with that kind of respect really gets to me. It has made me consider what impression I give that guys will assume they can just jump right into deep kissing. Sure there have been times when, usually after meeting someone at a bar, I guess the assumption would be natural on their part. And I will admit that I have never resisted it.
I am so distracted. Sorry, it's really early, didn't get much sleep last night. need to go back to bed. I can't seem to make one thought follow another in a coherent manner. I will post now and hopefully come back when I am more alert and centered.



