It isn't for lack of offers that I am single. Especially in the last year. I just don't get it. I went from having No-one and his reject of a dog, Piss Off, being the only people that wanna date me to actually having real, not made up people ask me out. It was kind of an exciting year for me. But I just don't get it. I don't know where it came from. I was so used to what was normal that the change was almost not welcomed with open arms. Wait... scratch that. It wasn't met with opened arms. I welcomed that particular change the same way that I meet every change. I balked at the opportunities presented, turned tail and went to find the nearest hiding place to stand and scream at said changes! "You will not change me!!" (I don't do so well with the change.)
So here I sit at Christmas time again, and I am single again. Not for lack of offers this time, but because I managed to convince myself that a relationship will be more work than I am able to commit to one person. I tell myself that I do not have time to create a solid basis that forms the beginning of a relationship. I mean I have school and friends. What do I, Bobbi, need a man for? Why do I need a boyfriend to feel like life is complete?
I don't...
I don't think I do anyways.
Maybe.
Whatever it is... It would be nice to be included in the game sometimes. Maybe it's time to stop standing in the corner covering my ears and screaming. It's not really getting me anywhere anyways. All I get is a horse voice and someone who know thinks I'm a bone-ified wack job instead of that hottie I was five seconds ago. Hmm...
But what would the benefit be? I maybe get a to experience the wonderful funtimes joy of having a boyfriend! *squee* Joyous! (Umm... that wasn't at all sarcastic... not at all. I mean... yah.) Along with that I have to expose myself to a whole new person, make myself vulnerable and all that jazz. I don't do vulnerable. Been there, done that, got the t-shirt, thought about the therapy.
It's not as if there aren't good things about being involved in a relationship. It's just that I don't really remember them, or really have had the benefit of experiencing them. My relationship have all been pathetically short. My longest relationship was a whopping two months in grade 11 with a juvenile delinquent, the next sitting pretty at a month and there we stand. I just don't do relationships, though I'm getting really good at this fling thing. I kinda like the fling. I get to have some quality funtimes between the sheets and then get ride of the person when I tire of them. (Yes, I'm a user. Didn't see that coming did you?) And I do, tire of them. It's like no one has the ability to hold my interest for long, minus one or two people in the past. Even the people that I crush on switch at an alarming rate. Thought right now I couldn't pick someone that I could be crushing on if I tried, which is weird. I have had a crush on someone or other since I was in grade 6.
My first crush was on this guy named Brad Banyard. We took taekwondo classes together. I'm sure that my crush on him started earlier then I remember. I crush on him hard for awhile, a long old while. I was Mrs. Bobbie Jean Banyard in my head. It was a full on super crush. You know the fun part... he was crushing right back. Apparently our parents had a field day watching us be all cute and innocent and full of angst. My mom and Terry (his dad) figured that they would be in-laws. Such is life in small towns. But it was not to be. Brad moved to Red Deer sometime during my grade 8/9 years and I found a new crush. I don't remember for sure who it was but I'm almost positive it was an older brother of a good friend of mine. I still have a mini-crush on him. I always will. I mean really... he was like a taller (not my much) Seth Green with dark hair.
That was my first crush where I really knew what I wanted, what that funny feeling meant. In fact I was still kinda crushing him when I started dating my first boyfriend. I remember thinking when he kissed that I wished it was my crush, Adam, b/c then I would finally get to feel what his lip ring would be like against my own lips. He had a great lip ring, actually I think it was a horse-shoe, and it had a blood red jewel in it. Either way it was incredibly hot and my boyfriend at the time was incredibly not all pierced. I was 16. Needless to say that relationship lasted less than two weeks and it was a good thing. Sean wasn't a bad guy, but he just wasn't attractive to me, and he was and is a good looking person. He's just a little too straight-laced for my tastes. Around the same time I started crushing on another older brother... and another Banyard. Apparently those Banyard boys were my style. Dan. There was also Darren... and my second boyfriend. I also still crush on him a bit for completely other reasons.
Scott was good to me. By him I was already aware of the fact that I was more than a little of a sexual person. Apparently high school girls are supposed to hold out, and more boys wait. Or so that is the impression that I got my several of my friends when they learned that Scott and I had barely been dating two weeks and were already doing more then they were in their own relationships. In fact, I got a lecture from one girl, Heidi, about how that wasn't appropriate and I shouldn't just give myself away like that. I told her that I would pretty much do as I wanted and that what Scott and I were doing was none of her business. I was a lot more polite those days so I'm sure that I was very nice about it. And really... I've tried. I mean really tried to not jump right into a sexual relationship with someone. Do the whole try and get to know them first routine. It doesn't work for me. For someone who can separate sex and emotion as well as I can you think that it would be easy. But it's almost as if I am not capable of forming the emotional bond without sex. Well not sex in a traditional sense. Expand your definitions people.
Anywhoozle... I don't know where this was going, or where it is going anymore and I have things to see and people to do. Or is that the other way 'round. I don't know... I always get it confused. ;)



