September 21st 2010 02:41
Let me start by saying I have been dating a man that is 20 years my senior for 10 months . Not all men are alike but as for mine here are my top 10 perks in no order.
1 ) He always gets up long before I do so there is coffee already made.
2 ) He doesnt like to cook and would rather we send our time having fun so
dinner is always out and not talkin MC Ds or even Applebees.
3 ) He doesnt bother me with hundreds of calls or text no time for that older
men are more goal focused.
4 ) His kids are grown so we can bond over a beer and not have evil step mom horns
5 ) He has pasted the selfish sex stage he is not satisfied until I am!!!
6 ) He is cleaner than a 30 something.
7 ) Established; he can take me anywhere within means I want to go and money is not ever an issue.
8 ) He is always a gentlemen my hand never touches a door. His mama taught him that long ago.
9 ) He will never over react over an ex encounter. You know that moment you are with your newbie and you run into an ex and your newbie practically pees on your leg marking his territory. Lol !!!
10 ) Last but not least his bed is comfy you can bet on it his body needs a comfy bed.
September 20th 2010 23:17
I recently had a situation where I had one of those womens intuitions and thought my man was cheating. I asked some questions and gave him opportunity to confess or at least tell me if something was going on. When this did not work I did some phone investigating. Well this gave a new meaning to the saying go looking for trouble and you will find it. Needless to say I threw a wine glass we fought and finally made up a couple of days later. Even though my eyes do not lie you can sometimes take things out of context when it is written in a text. I can say I felt a little silly for snooping and apologized for my actions, but he was having conversations with an ex that seemed iffy. I want others opinions is it ever ok to be a phone investigator and if so when do you is it ok to snoop through your mans phone.
September 20th 2010 17:47
When is the "I LOVE U" between to people in a relationship become just something you say and not something you feel?? I have a theory and that is why I have started this blog. My current love interest and I have just recently added the three (no going back now) words I LOVE YOU". Now don't get me wrong, we both mean it, but now a couple of months later it seems we say it like "ok love yea bye". So when did it become an obligation; that happened the moment we shared our first exchange. Now if I don't say it he may be mad and if he does not say it I wonder. So I have just started saying "I LOVE U" he does something that makes me smile or if I see he is in a bad mood. I am not sure if he has noticed but I have started appreciating that I have some one to say I LOVE U to!!!!