I have already mentionned that I was unsure of my feelings for Flyman. We got to spend a lot of time together and talk a lot in the week after the condom broke. I ended up realizing that my heart didn't beat for him.
We got to meet the next saturday. I told him that I was definitely not having feelings for him. He took it well, even if he had told me that his own feelings were growing for me. I ended up sleeping at his place again, because I was too tired to go back home. He tried again to be closer to me, but this time, I was really cold. Not in a mean way. Just that I had drawn the line in my head that it was over between us. He accepted it and let me sleep.
I have to say it felt weird to be beside him and not feel his warmth. The intimate connexion was lost and I missed it. Someone told me later it was the empty nest syndrome. I thought it was a pretty accurate feeling. The intimacy and the warmth of his hand on my chest is definitely what I miss the most about being with Flyman.
I can't say I have been sad of leaving him. I suppose it was due to happen. I swore to him that I wanted to keep him as a friend. However, I need time to let that happen.... Sadly it hurts him that I do not want to see him yet, but I can't just pretend that nothing happened and I have not totally moved on about all the emotions that hit me. I suppose I won't move on until after we are settled concerning our health.
I was talking about my story with Flyman with another guy in the chat room, and he told me that I should always follow my heart. I replied that it is what I had done. He said : "No, you listened to your head when you decided to let things go when you were not sure of your feelings". I realized that he was right. I had decided with my head, not my heart. If I had listened to my heart, the relationship would have lasted a lot shorter.
I'm not sure if it's good or bad to listen to my head?? I really don't. But my view of myself is challenged. I thought I was listening to my heart but I was not always. I really don't know what to think about it. But, I'm not sure I need an answer right now....
Good for you! Remember that men are like buses ... there's always another one coming along. :-)
ReplyDeleteTo quote Mink Stole's character in Eating Out 2, "Plenty of rainbow fish in the sea! Plenty of cocks in the henhouse!"
Deletehmmmm.... ok!!! LOL
DeleteI had never heard that bus analogy!!!
Just have to keep looking until you find the right guy for you.
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