Tuesday, July 25, 2006

I can't help it if I'm one hot ticket

I can tell that I look good at a given time not just by the way some guys look at me, but by the way teenage boys and guys who are with their ladies look away from me.

I derive great enjoyment from this.

I'm getting in way better shape, my hair can again be described as long, and I feel pretty good about myself, mostly, these days. I even joined Match.com a few months ago, pretty much out of spite against someone who wasn't really spiteable anyway. Regardless, it turned out to be a big fat turd. The guys around here who join are just not even remotely my style or type. And to a certain degree, you need that. I'm not dating someone with a flattop and shaded glasses who wears tank tops and fishes and rides his four-wheeler on weekends but reads the same books as I do. And NO MOUSTACHES. Goatees and soul patches, oh yes, bring them on. Moustaches are just icky. (With the singular exception of my beloved BFC. The only place it works.)

I also am turned off when they address everything I said I am/am looking for instead of just talking a little or asking a question. If you TELL me you're funny, you're NOT FUNNY. If you're a great guy, you won't
tell me you're a great guy. GET IT, SKIPPY?

So, big fat turd -- until a few days ago. I'd decided to cancel my subscription and was browsing during my last few days when I discovered -- NEW YORK CITY. This was outside my search radius, which I promptly changed to "entire state." This has differented things quite a bit. One super super hot guy even contacted me, someone I had already dismissed as out of my league. Former punk, current mountain-biking-snowboarding-skinny-dipping kind of guy. I'm CLEARLY his true love, despite my initial misgivings.

Baby goldfinches look just like
grown-up goldfinches except dirty


Of course, he hasn't written me back since I responded to his longish e-mail, but that will pass.

*egh*

He actually reminds me of the guy I gave my flower to, whom we'll refer to solely as Why in Hell Did I Ever Believe You, combined with a good college friend of mine, Brian Rothkopf, who deserves to have his full name mentioned. I'd love to run into Brian
Rothkopf again. I hope the spirit of Brian Rothkopf drives this guy to at least become my dear and hot friend.

(Don't hold your breath. You'll just hurt yourself.)

I'm also in conversations with 3 other interesting-enough guys. How did this happen all at once? AND I've started frequenting the co-op again to see what I can see of Bob. Who has cut his hair. And is still really cute. And probably 25.

[thunderstorm/yoga break]

I'm back! Everything's OK again! Let go of your spouse's shirt!

Also the photo I have up of myself seems to influence things. Well, duh, you're saying. But I started with a really good one, switched to one that I thought was still good but was also kinda goofy, then moved on to a good-smile B&W. I won't post the title of my profile, just in case anyone searches for it, but not one guy yet has known what it refers to, which just saddens me, for Newsradio is one of the best shows ever. Not many of these guys seem to have the kind of appreciation for monkeys that I admire.

"When it's right, it'll happen," Chris R and Blake and whoever else will say. Hard to believe that I haven't already messed it all up for myself when I've been on my own for six oh my God it's been six years.

I'll keep you updated, if I'm interested enough to retell the tales. I guess I'd better get to working on the vet school now. Peace out, amigos, and don't forget to leave your card in the jar by the door.

2 comments:

Elly said...

*crossing my fingers for monkey triumphant*

FuzzyDave said...

"gave my flower to"????

What the hell?

I expect more from you, MunkyButtum!

For the sake of our friendship, I respectfully ask that from now on you refer to the act as "storming my crimson bastille."

Tenk yu.

Gimme Cookie.