8/26/13

The one about the young guy.



Let’s start this blog with a confession. I think most of my life I’ve felt a lot older then I am. Besides that people often think im eight year younger then I actually am. So you could say there is a big gap between how old (or young) people think I am and how old I feel.
One good night out in town I met this boy. We hit it on strait away, manly joking around. We had such a laugh.
Half way down the night we also talked a little serious. Work and so…yes, age. I told him my age (28 at that point) and he told me his age; 25. Not important at all. We continued having fun.
At the end of the night his brother came up to me and said: “You do know how old my little brother is right?” So I told him yes. He is 25. His brother started laughing. Ok… No, he’s not 25 he’s 21. Oow ok. O well whatever.
We exchanged numbers and said goodbye. Over the next days we spoke to each other and every single time we spoke to each other we just had sooo much fun. I remember one night being on the phone with him and we just chatted away for two hours and I had a sore belly from laughing.
We met to go skating. We met to go somewhere for dinner. We met to go out for drinks. We had fun!
After a while (ok, not very long) he invited me to go to his brothers birthday. At his parents. With the family and friends of his brother (who where all my age). I mostly remember is all the boys looking at me. I could nearly literally hear them think: what are you doing with him?! And he..he was walking around proud as a peacock.
Ok, he was quit head over heels with me. I really like the fun we had!
Until one day. I had a extremely though day (I went to a funeral). When I spoke to him all he could do is try to make jokes. It was after that that I noticed more and more…ok you don’t know how to handle though/shitty situations. More and more I started to notice that the age different was standing between us (for the record it wasn’t just that. But that was the situation that opend my eyes).
So after a while I told him it wasn’t going to work out. I broke his hart. I remember he told me: “You will regret it. You don’t know what you’re going to miss out on. Maybe I am young but I would have been so good for you, you wouldn’t know!”
I do believe he got a point there. But I couldn’t get over the fact that life isn’t just a joke. Especially not in my ‘old’ mind.

Im happy to tell that he found the love of his life how is now enjoying his goodness.












8/12/13

Spark vs no spark



Is it just me or are there more people who have been in a situation like this?
One moment..or ok a few times there is a spark and you are having a great time and then suddenly it's like that spark has gone off somewhere and is nowhere to be found!

This one night I was feeling quite angry towards all men. My bff was out with a group of friends of her man. She told me to shut up, stop moaning and come see her in town. So i did. We had a blast complaining about a lot of stuff (read: men). Then the music got turned up and we where the first ones to bomb the dance floor. We seriously had great fun!
But of course...after a while a men got involved. Telling me my bff was soo cool and so was I. “Yes, i know, but thanks anyway.” That’s what i told him.
He sticked with us and we chatted a little and a bit more. I must say he does deserve some credit for the way he approach me remembering the mood i was in. Well...i do remember having eye contact for quite a bit. There was a spark.
Anyway at the end of the night he asked me for my number. Later that week instead of a lousy text he phoned and asked me if i would be up for a date. Yes, ok. So we arranged to meet later that week.
He cancel last minute with a lame excuse. But I decided to give him a second change ;).
We had a sort of picknick in a park. It was nice and fun. We were chatting away. Later our friends joined us. It was a great time. We definitely felt attracted to each other.
The next week we met again. I cooked us a lovely meal. We did chat during dinner and so but that was it. All the rest was flown out the window. Nowhere to be found! So that was it. 
But we had fun those other times. That's what counts.