You guys all know my stance on dating/sleeping with men that are married or have girlfriends. I just don't do it. It's normally not worth the time, effort or energy that goes into it. There is no judgment in it. I am no one to judge. But, I also didn't come to this decision lightly. I have a history with a married man and after that experience, I decided that I wouldn't test the stars anymore. I had a nice experience with him and we had a clean break. So, I decided that after that, I would leave the guilt and sneaking around to the married folks and I would enjoy single life with all of the freedoms it affords.
My situation with The Married Man started around 7 or 8 years ago and ended only two short years after it began. Like I said, it was a smooth trip and a smooth break. He was a friend of my boss (at the time) and we kept it all very hush hush. It was a really murky situation. It could have been complicated and dramatic, but neither of us were looking for anything dramatic. We both just wanted to spend time together. It wasn't innocent, but it wasn't horrible either. It was what it was. And after a little over a year of spending hours and hours talking and playing chess and only a handful of sexual encounters, I ended it clean. He says I cut him off. I did. I met my ex and I wanted to "try monogamy." This is exactly what I told him. And so, I deleted his number and turned down all advances from that day forward.
Just as I don't remember exactly how it started with us, I don't remember exactly how it ended. I know that one day, as I was getting ready for a date, he came over. We had one last go at it. I gave him head, then I felt like I was going back and forth, so I asked him to go. He wanted to make love, but I had made up my mind. So, I politely asked him to leave. *He tells it differently, but I assure you, I was polite. And that was it. It was over. I had thought about him many times. I scanned Facebook for him, looked for him when I saw mutual friends, but I never asked about him. Other than the frequent trip down memory lane, he was completely out of my life.
Until ... yesterday.
5 years from the last time I saw him, I got a text from a number I didn't recognize. It was him. He said a mutual friend had texted him my number. He asked if I felt like getting out and seeing each other. I thought about it for about an hour. Then, I threw all caution to the wind and I agreed to meet him for a drink.
My situation with The Married Man started around 7 or 8 years ago and ended only two short years after it began. Like I said, it was a smooth trip and a smooth break. He was a friend of my boss (at the time) and we kept it all very hush hush. It was a really murky situation. It could have been complicated and dramatic, but neither of us were looking for anything dramatic. We both just wanted to spend time together. It wasn't innocent, but it wasn't horrible either. It was what it was. And after a little over a year of spending hours and hours talking and playing chess and only a handful of sexual encounters, I ended it clean. He says I cut him off. I did. I met my ex and I wanted to "try monogamy." This is exactly what I told him. And so, I deleted his number and turned down all advances from that day forward.
Just as I don't remember exactly how it started with us, I don't remember exactly how it ended. I know that one day, as I was getting ready for a date, he came over. We had one last go at it. I gave him head, then I felt like I was going back and forth, so I asked him to go. He wanted to make love, but I had made up my mind. So, I politely asked him to leave. *He tells it differently, but I assure you, I was polite. And that was it. It was over. I had thought about him many times. I scanned Facebook for him, looked for him when I saw mutual friends, but I never asked about him. Other than the frequent trip down memory lane, he was completely out of my life.
Until ... yesterday.
5 years from the last time I saw him, I got a text from a number I didn't recognize. It was him. He said a mutual friend had texted him my number. He asked if I felt like getting out and seeing each other. I thought about it for about an hour. Then, I threw all caution to the wind and I agreed to meet him for a drink.
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