5aday: unwanted attention is always awkward. I consider myself a really nice, kind person. But at the moment I have a guy who wants to see me all the time. I'm just not feeling it, so I keep putting him off. But he just doesn't seem to get it! I fear I'm going to have to be more straightforward and unkind at some stage. And then yesterday I had to go to a work meeting at a coffee shop in a mall. This guy that I've seen twice at a wine tasting saw me, came over and sat down. He is the drippiest guy you've ever met and I have absolutely no interest in him! I told him I have a meeting and he just kept sitting there! Guys are dense! :-)
Curiosity: I think one of the reasons why we have such bad parents in the world is because society has this idea that everyone should want to be a mother. I don't think it's true! We won't judge you for not wanting kids as long as you don't judge us for wanting them
PrairieGirl: Alas, I feel like my time is running out too. I've actually considered freezing my eggs, and I've done some research into adoption. I'm 32 already.
Speedy: I love that quote about being the only naked girl in the room! But I'm super conscious of my wobbly bits. I don't know what's worse: to own up to them and point them out in which case I might make them more of an issue, or to ignore them in which case the guy might think that I don't know that I'm fat!
Ok, so I went on a date on Friday night, girls. Nice guy, says all the right things, but I think he's a "one night stand looker" in disguise! In other words, he speaks long term, but I think that's what he's looking for. I'm so hoping I'm wrong because I think he's a nice guy. But don't you think it's better when guys just come right out and say that's all they're interested in? I mean, then you can make an informed decision and feel okay about it. If the promise of something more is there and it's a false promise....well I just don't have enough *&^%$'s for those guys!!!! :-) Will keep you posted on the development.



