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cuteyteacher

30 / F / Straight / Single

Spring, Texas

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There's always a restart button.

Jul 27, 2008

So, this is the second social site for dating that I've joined, and I must say, the results of joining have been better than the last experience. Unfortunately, I am really tired of "dating" at this point. I have a great job, which I love, and plenty of great friends, who I am around constantly; however, I recognize that I miss being part of a couple.

I recently ended a relatively short relationship (but, actually, kind've long for me) and am still sad about him. I am not hung up on him, I just have to work with him, so things at work are going to be tough for a while. I let my guard down with him, and he seemed like he was going to be in my life for a long time. Now, we're trying the "just friends" routine. Does it really work for anyone? I mean, someone like him: narcissistic, shallow, immature, superficial..maybe. But I don't have such "on-the-surface" relationships. I have CLOSE friends, who I respect and am respected by, who I know much about. I don't think I can include this man in that...so does the friend thing ever really work, I wonder?

I think I need to focus my energy on just finding a "real man". Someone who's a doer, not just a sayer. Where are these men? I've yet to find someone...but I'm still looking!
So, this is the second social site for dating that I've joined, andI must say, the results of joining have been better than the lastexperience. Unfortunately, I am really tired of "dating" at thispoint. I have a great job, which I love, and plenty of greatfriends, who I am around constantly; however, I recognize that Imiss being part of a couple.

I recently ended a relatively short relationship (but, actually,kind've long for me) and am still sad about him. I am not hung upon him, I just have to work with him, so things at work are goingto be tough for a while. I let my guard down with him, and heseemed like he was going to be in my life for a long time. Now,we're trying the "just friends" routine. Does it really work foranyone? I mean, someone like him: narcissistic, shallow, immature,superficial..maybe. But I don't have such "on-the-surface"relationships. I have CLOSE friends, who I respect and am respectedby, who I know much about. I don't think I can include this man inthat...so does the friend thing ever really work, I wonder?

I think I need to focus my energy on just finding a "real man".Someone who's a doer, not just a sayer. Where are these men? I'veyet to find someone...but I'm still looking!
There's always a restart button.
The doers as you call them are men like myself. Type-A personalities that are destined to trek the earth exhausted from all their doings. Desperate for solace but restless in idle. Have gun. Will Travel

A former user commented on Jul 28, 2008

I have managed to sustain close relationships with a few of my ex's. I think it just depends on how the relationship ends and if you were friends before.

A former user commented on Jan 6, 2009

An image of dangerous_rex as far as I know, the "just friends" thing don't work out so hot. Out of all my buds, my brother's experiences, my own (although limited) experience...it just doesn't fly.

dangerous_rex commented on Mar 31, 2009