A lot can happen in a relatively small amount of time. What happened in the amount of time between now and my last blog mainly revolves around a new guy. A new guy who yet again 'just wants to be friends'.
Before I start going into any detail about this new guy, I would like to give you a quick rundown of what happened with Up My Street Guy. Basically, we finally got around to doing everything between the sheets. It was pretty nice. Not amazing, but nice none the less. He spent one night at mine and we went for breakfast in the morning. I think the whole thing was pretty sweet. A couple of days later we went to the cinema and this is where things get weird.
When we got to buying drinks, etc he suggested sharing a drink between us. I went along with it. In the cinema, he had placed the drink in the cup holder between us. By the time the trailers had finished, we'd brushed hands a few times and as the film began he moved the drink out of the cup holder, in order to make it easier to hold hands. We held hands throughout the entire movie. It was really nice and it was totally mutual.
So when we got in his car and I moved in to kiss him, in no way did i expect what happened next. He said "I think you're feeling a bit different to me." I jokingly replied with "What? Horny?" and he followed with "No, about us.". The car ride home seemed like an eternity. Very little was said but what was said was pretty much how he wanted to just be friends.
It took me overnight to process this whole thing. The thing I couldn't get my head around was the holding hands. He'd spent the whole movie holding my hand and he'd suggested it. We shared a drink, something else most mates don't do at the cinema. The dumping in the car after just seemed such a contrast and because I didn't see it coming, it hurt.
I talk about this stuff with the ladies at work. One of them, who has had many gay colleagues said that she just couldn't understand gay dating. She said that it seems like we put each other through such pain and it all seems so unnecessary. She also said that gay guys are constantly looking for the next best thing. It's true, we live in an ecosystem where vanity is king and it's horrible. Especially as for the most part, what we look like comes down to luck. Anyway, I picked myself up from this and met another guy a few days later.
The new guy, we'll call Northern Guy was a guy I'd started chatting to online, who invited me over to his 'just to sleep', the same night we started chatting. That didn't happen. We had amazing, passionate sex. I think it was one of the best sexual experiences I've had in a long time. We agreed that we should try a date or two. Those dates seemed to go pretty damn well, including actually just sleeping with him. One weekend we spent most of together, I personally really enjoyed spending time with him. So getting dumped by text on the following Friday was again unexpected.
I've really cut this down and I may go into more detail another night, but I'm feeling pretty tired right now.
The thing is, I just don't understand. Things were going really well. Why do I keep getting the same response? What is wrong with me? I genuinely thought that this guy actually wanted me so why doesn't he all of a sudden?
Six years old
8 hours ago
