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Monday, March 19, 2007 |
To BabyLove
You may have given me my first kiss, but you don't own my heart You may be the sweetest thing on this planet but saccharine sweetness of you don't taste good to me You may be a light but you've only brought me darkness
I have waited for you to grow up to feel what I felt I always kept in touch though we were oceans apart I thought we were meant for each other guess I was dead wrong
Your long periods of silence were unacceptable Your lies were unacceptable Your selfishness was unacceptable Your immaturity is unacceptable
I know we made no promises but the connection was there I know you never cheated on me because we have never been a couple I know I should never have hoped but hope I did ...that one day we would be
Now we're only a few hours apart but we might as well be separated by lifetimes because I don't feel you, want you or need you Now the tables have been turned maybe now you'll get a grip because I don't want your calls, emails or love
Now you want me to maybe read your mind sending emails that say everything, yet nothing but I'm never going to say the words you want me to say If you want me, you'll have to say it be a man and step up to me if not, then step off
Your words are too vague Your hesitance too annoying Your calls too frustrating Your praise too generic
I'll say it if you don't I'll be your lifelong friend I have known you all my life I'll never be more than a friend I know you don't deserve me
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posted by lala @ 1:04 PM  |
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Hi Lala!Thanks for stopping by my blog.I had this friend once whom I got to like so much.He never had the guts to ask me out even when I could see that was what he wanted and that ended up irritating me.Looking back,I'm thinking maybe I should have helped him out a little.Now we're just friends.I still wonder at what could have been [and possibly could still be].I guess I wanted him to grow up,know what he wanted and be man enough to reach out for it.[or is it possible that he did express himself but I never heard him?I'll have to think about that one today]. Have a great day!
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Well, Lala sounds like you want him to do the proposition. Goodluck, (and great words).
Ejura: Asking out has nothing to do with being 'man enough.' Some people just can't handle rejection (like me, which is why I've never asked anyone out, even when I saw the attraction was mutual).
Why can't a woman ask a man out? Why do we define such gender-based-roles but still clamor for equality between the sexes?
Think about it. If you asked a guy out and he refused you, how would you feel? Then think of what guys go through to summon the courage to ask women out.
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Haha Azuka, the "man enough" part got to you didn't it? Anyway, I have actually asked him out before, he said he had been waiting for the day we would be a couple but he didn't do nothing to back it. He even let his sister give my email address to some guy.
I don't know ... I don't know
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Not really. I guess I can't take it either way -- when someone came on to me, I totally freaked out! I think both ways, there's still a lot of tension -- I know girls who've waited ages for a guy to ask them out then completely freaked out when they did ;-).
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Azuka:Why can't a woman ask a man out?
Some ladies are bold enough to and it works out for them but for women like me who have not been so graciously endowed with that boldness, we simply give him 'the right signals' and hope he'll read them.[like Ruth who lay down at Boaz' feet] Sometimes it does work out and sometimes it doesn't.
You've never asked anyone out before? Wow!Anybody can handle rejection.It's all in the mind.They say No,you lift your head up high,shrug and walk away with a cool bounce.The end of the world is yet to come.[Easier said than done sha]Besides,you may be surprised the number of people ready to say Yes to you [even in other stuff besides relationships].
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Lol @Azuka and you too Ejura. We may have to give Azuka Love 101
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Ha ha Lala. Who knows? I might need it but I don't doubt I'll make a move if I feel strongly enough about it.
Ejura: The man enough part wasn't what got to me -- it was the implication that by not doing the asking he was being immature (vis-a-vis the reference to grow up).
I'm a fan of equality between the sexes, but if you read a lot of what I write, it usually focuses on [a lot of] women wanting to be equal with men only when it doesn't inconvenience them, ie leaving a lot of the dominant roles to the menfolk.
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About Me: I'm an introvert. I love challenges and the "path less taken". I have discovered that life more of a journey than a destination so I try to enjoy each day. And if you've never failed at anything then you haven't tried anything outside your comfort zone. Right now, I have a love/hate relationship with Memphis. I love the city because the people are very friendly but careerwise, this place will be a dead end for me.
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Hi Lala!Thanks for stopping by my blog.I had this friend once whom I got to like so much.He never had the guts to ask me out even when I could see that was what he wanted and that ended up irritating me.Looking back,I'm thinking maybe I should have helped him out a little.Now we're just friends.I still wonder at what could have been [and possibly could still be].I guess I wanted him to grow up,know what he wanted and be man enough to reach out for it.[or is it possible that he did express himself but I never heard him?I'll have to think about that one today].
Have a great day!