Saturday, February 26, 2005
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...
Just got back from a fun evening of drinking beer with Amy. We talked about a lot of things. One of which was the fact that a mutual friend (re: a good friend of mine who I don't think reads this, but might) who had not yet met my new man, is concerned that she "might not like" P. Especially considering she didn't like my last man. Hmmph. Since when does it matter if she likes him or doesn't like him? I love him. Isn't that enough? It's not like he's a complete and utter asshole - although I recognize she has my best interests at heart, I'm hurt that she doesn't trust my judgement. P is such a wonderful guy - I fell in love with him quickly - I can't see how anyone else wouldn't think he's great. But then again I'm biased, I guess! He's away for the weekend and I'm going to get some much needed sleep - I hope. Not that it's a bad thing to be kept up because of a wonderful new boy. But it is a difficult thing to maintain. I'm no longer 21!
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I have a few friends like that - who are always cautious about the people I get involved with and always want to "make sure I'm happy". Which is sweet, but also sometimes prevents me from putting them in a social situation where they can 'evaluate' my date. But, in the end, I know that they always mean well.
ReplyDeleteI guess in the end I do know people who say things like that do mean well. But it hurts nonetheless. When you're newly in a relationship that you're so excited about, the last thing you want to hear is that the person might not be good for you. Even if it might be true. But I guess I'd prefer my friends to wait until they have actually met the new person in my life before suggesting that possibility. I'm cynical enough about my love life!
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