backyard crowing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a few standards I want a guy who: -wants me -wants to have sex with me -is ok with waiting till marriage to have sex, but also ok with not waiting -cares -listens to me -respects me -wants to protect me -will enjoy cuddling, and will not jump up quickly after a cuddling session -will introduce me to new music, and who will be open to my music--even enthusiastic about some of it -*hopefully, but not a must* knows more about music than I do -will not cheat (and that means no touching--flirting is ok as long as it's not in front of me and I don't hear about it later--everybody does a little innocent flirting from time to time) -will do his absolute best not to look up if an attractive woman walks in the room while he's with me -will NOT look at porn -only smokes on occasion, at most (i don't consider smoking hookah every two weeks or so a big deal, but if you smoke with your co-workers everyday and "socially," then that becomes a nasty home habit quickly) -oh yeah, and hard drugs are out--i don't much care what he does before he meets me, as long as he doesn't do anything illegal when we're in a committed relationship--I won't have a boyfriend ODing on me and making me prepare a funeral speech -will kiss me on the forehead -will have fun making up cheesy (and -will be a fun dance partner and not take it too seriously--a guy who will make me feel at ease on a dance floor whether it's his thing or not (is that too demanding? maybe...in time I don't think dancing will matter to me much!) -will love me (duh) -will make time for me and any offspring we may have -will want at least one kid -will be a truly loving father -will be willing to sort out our differences -will apologize when he is wrong -will keep me in check, too -will be someone I can admire, respect, trust, and rely on -will be a shoulder to cry on when life goes awry. I don't want him to run just because I am in tears, or tell me to go talk to someone else about my problems. I want a guy that has the balls to be there for me when I need him. This is one way in which my father has failed me. He doesn't know how to deal with a crying daughter. It's okay if my guy just sits there and listens to me while I am crying--he doesn't have to say anything awesome or amazing. Sometimes no words--or very few words, at least--can help ease the pain of a broken person. In those situations, just the presence of a friend (or husband, as I am saying now) are what matters.
12:20 am - Saturday, May. 12, 2007 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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