Quite a few people lately have been concerned about my single status and have told me I should get into a relationship. My response to them has been: “You know the saying that you have to kiss a lot of frogs to find your prince. Well, I’ve kissed way too many frogs and the next guy that comes along has to be my prince or else I don’t want him.”
I shared this with Becca too and I was kind of almost relieved that she went through the same experiences as me and told me that they were not frogs, they were actually toads. So I guess I’ve kissed some frogs and 2 toads and I’m just really tired from it now.
Plus, telling me to get into a relationship is easily said than done because it requires a guy to be interested in me, which is very rare.
But even if a guy does become interested, I feel really sorry for him, because those frogs and toads I’ve kissed have become ghosts of my relationships past that will forever haunt me.
It’s really funny how those past relationships still affect you and haunt you today. There were the good aspects, like the memorable trips, warm feelings, flirting, foreplay…and the list goes on. But what really haunts you are those bad and/or unfinished relationships.
One of my boyfriends had used a saying on me, “We’ll see,” when I asked him to attend this event with me that was one month out. And when I gave him crap for it, he told me that what if we weren’t still together in one month. We did end up breaking up before the event but because of him, all the relationships I had after made me very skeptical about planning things in advance with my significant other. If anyone told me we should do something during some time in the future, I would agree, but my mind would actually be thinking, “We’ll see.”
Another bad experience that haunts me is one that I was scared to be myself because the guy was very judgmental. On my webpage, I had said that during the last episode of Sex and the City, Carrie said that the most significant relationship you have is the one with yourself…if you find someone to love the you YOU love, well that’s just fabulous. On that instance, the guy made me so scared to be myself that I had completely lost the me that I love and I was trying to change myself into a me that he would love. And even to this day, I’m still scared to be me.
I don’t blame those two toads from my past, because in all aspects, it was all my fault. And I believe in Karma. I do admit that I have hurt some really nice guys that have treated me like a princess, but since I have a tendency to like those not-so-nice boys, karma really kicks in. Plus, I do have other experiences that were pleasant and that after each, I learned a lot about myself and what I want.
This entry was very personal and I don’t mind sharing my feelings with the whole world, but the point of it is, next time anyone asks me about getting into relationships, I’m just going to tell them to come read this entry and hopefully, they will just not bother me anymore and realize that I really just want to be single.