I’m annoyed… and frustrated…and consequently? Done with this whole dating nonsense for a while. I pulled out my knitting this morning, washed some dishes and put on a little black dress and my new black heels from my sister. Ahhh. That’s better. I work in flats every day and I hate it. I love this year of a dress & heels. I get back in touch with myself in a dress and heels. Happily feminine.
I’m happy alone- I’m damned annoyed with the men in my life. Collectively they aren’t enough. They don’t try to be- and that tells me I’m still making shitty choices.I’m overtly sexual, I’ve made peace with it. I’m determined to have the same from the man in my life. I really shouldn’t have to settle for a timid man- and if that means being alone… I’m happy to shovel my own snow. I want an equal, not a student and not a chicken.
My domestic princess has been unleashed and I don’t even know where to start. I’m making pear butter today, and knitting… and I’m so happy I could purr.I have to plant garlic this afternoon and it’s a beautiful sunny fall day. Blissed out from domesticity.
It’s ironic how easy it is as a single woman to get caught up in the silence of it all. Spending half of your life as a mother of two, alone, is very strange. It’s easy to want to fill that time with a man. Any man.
If I’ve learned anything this summer, it’s that Any man isn’t what I want. Trying to fill the space of someone you love with Anyone else just doesn’t work. It’s like going to an Indian food festival. <in my opinion> You’ll eat, sure, but a lot of it tastes like shit and you’ll wish you hadn’t wasted your time.
I’d rather go home hungry than eat Indian food… yuck…but I digress…
Trying to like someone purely to let someone else go is pointless. It only makes it worse. I think it’s better to just deal with it- face it and be sad about it for a while… and let it go on your own terms- and not at anyone else’s expense.
Least of all your own.
