Disney Duster wrote:
If I had been you, I wouldn't have just inferred she had a boyfriend. I would have said that if she wanted to talk, then we would. I would have perhaps gone dutch on our meal, and had that confirmation that their was no chance for us and no place in her heart for me. I know that it's pretty obvious that is the case, but I would have gotten that final confirmation. Maybe in an E-mail you can ask her about her life, or what she wanted to talk about.
I know, I prefer confirmation too. Just didn't want to see her again, because it makes it so much harder. I just did the e-mail thing a while ago, but she might never check it.
Disney Duster wrote:
So her name was Kiki. Was she Asian? I didn't know you liked that type, I thought you loved ultra-white blondes lol.
Ha, if we wanna talk superficial stuff, I actually have two physical types that really drive me wild, the small, slightly curvy blonde type a la Tink, and the also petite but more teeny-bopper esque type a la Ariel or the younger Bruce Timm girls, as well as girls who are sorta inbetween, like Rapunzel or Anime girls, or older Bruce Timm girls,ha. and I tend to like a pinkish-pale palette with preferably natural hair color, whatever it is. Where I'm from blondes and redheads are more unusual, so they might be more striking to me, but a brunette can be just as striking really, if it's the right one. Having said that, I normally go around saying I like short blondes and redheads, to sum it up, ya know. I think I don't say I like brunettes, sometimes just as much, because they are more plentiful and I don't want people to think I am THAT easy to "set up", not that anyone has EVER tried to set me up, ha. It's sort of a buffer. However, I have never said, "I also have a thing for Asian girls," very often, because of a few reasons. I'm not sure if it's politically correct, ha, and also, I more specifically go for half Asian, half white girls. I know that sounds ridiculously specific, but they are often just soooo beautiful it's insane. There are only SOME pure Asian girls I find attractive. The ones they turn into pop stars over in Korea and Japan, ha. But, some of the most beautiful girls I've ever seen, have been girls who are half Asian. Kiki is half Korean and half white, and she couldn't possibly be more beautiful. She identifies herself as Korean more than anything. Actually, my sister says she doesn't really look Asian at all, but I think it shows somewhat (moreso in photos though, for some reason). But, anyway, so, yeah, I tend to have one secret preference I don't discuss much, right along the VERY white-girl blondes and redheads (and occasionally, brunettes), and that's girls who are half white, half Asian, ha. And there's all the deets on what I really go for in terms of physical stuff. I do want to point out though, that I was never too blown away by Kiki's beauty until I met her in person, because the photos she had shared on the dating site were not the most flattering and didn't look much like her at all (I think they were pretty old, too), and I really had started to fall in love with her already, just from our e-mails and stuff. I was blown away and even a bit worrisome probably, after I saw how beautiful she was in person. Sorta like Kristin Kreuk from season one of Smallville, only even cutesier, and always in pigtails and dressed Uber, UBER CUTE (which is my biggest turn-on) in ways I've never seen any other girls dress in real-life (possibly more common in Asian countries though). I'm surprised I wasn't MORE intimidated, but we had already talked so much online.
Disney Duster wrote:
I don't know why you would still love her after what she did to you. I mean, really, if she and you clicked so well but she wouldn't date you for superficial reasons and she strung you along and even may have actually been lying to you about some things (think about it. She really may have been lying about lots of things, from her excuses to that you have to be patient, other things you can think of)...I just don't see how you could love that. Maybe you will still love her for a little bit, but I think after a while it will sink in how she was not good and you will get over her.
There was/is A LOT about her to love. I'm talking about her personality too, not just the physical stuff. Really, the only thing I don't like is how she never could get close to me, even though there were times I thought it was starting to happen, including out last date, with that tight hug and sweet, if not explicit at all kiss. The most frustrating thing though, was that she didn't communicate much when we weren't together in person, and she came up with a lot of excuses that, yes, sounded very fishy often, and she canceled A LOT of our dates. I stuck with it because, early on, she insisted it was just her social anxiety and for me to try and be patient with her. I don't say she lied about anything, but some things were fishy. I also don't say for sure that her problems with me were superficial, but she never offered up what they really were, and I can't think of anything else that was noticeable.
Disney Duster wrote:
You know I just don't get how so many people could be turned off by your weight. Lots of people think chub is cute. I do. I've known girls and guys to. I have to say once again I think it is that you go after girls of a certain type that you are attracted to and that type may be rather superficial because of how skinny and pretty they are or something. But we see skinny girls with fat guys all the time.
Honestly, it may be a regional thing more than anything, because I don't see many skinny girls with fat guys in Texas or the south in general. I mainly see skinny guys with fat girls, ha. And, keep in mind, a lot of times when we see those mixes, they are married couples, and the guy was not fat when he got the girl, he just became that way later, ha. But, in my case, I was pretty close to average for years (I mean, just slightly pudgy), and my situation was no better, and I think that really hurts my motivation.
Disney Duster wrote:
Well, once again I'm very sorry, but you did get your first kiss from this experience! And now maybe you'll go out there and get more kisses and more contact, dream girl or no! And I don't think that love is about getting a dream girl. It would be nice, but I think it's mostly about you just fall in love and they fall in love back with you, and it's really the best, it's better than just having so much in common. Well that's what I think even though we all wish to have alot in common with who we love.
I think, when you fall in love, that person becomes your dreamgirl or guy, if you feel it strong enough. But, they also usually have a lot of those qualities you wanted, or you just don't fall in love with them, naturally. The problem is, when you date a girl and fall in love with her, and it just happens she also was everything you ever wanted in your dreams, too, well, that is a very hard act to follow, even if she didn't prove to share your feelings after all. If you had moments that seemed just AMAZING, you can't forget how perfect those were, and it becomes tough to "settle" even long enough to give someone a chance who maybe isn't everything you dreamed up from first impression. Not saying its right, just saying that's the way it is. Most people probably don't get to date someone who is everything they ever wanted, so they don't encounter this issue. It was my bad luck that the first girl I ever dated just turned out to be everything I ever wanted, and her one problem was she couldn't see herself with me for some reason.
Disney Duster wrote:
However, there is one thing I want to point out:
slave2moonlight wrote:
when we were actually together in person, we got along SOOO well, and we really were two of a kind. We should have both fallen instantly in love, but only I did.
REALLY now? So now you agree I may have been right when I was saying if two people are good for each other and going to be in love, it makes the most sense that they would both fall in love around the same time?

It doesn't always happen, but c'mon, you guys jumped on me for saying that and now look who's saying it!
No, wait a minute, ha, you were always saying that it HAD to be like that every time or it wasn't true love. That was the issue I had. Basically, you fall in love with someone the more you find out about them. Often, this info doesn't come out in equal amounts, so one person falls in love before the other one. In situations where people, say, meet on a dating site, and then have that first date together, there's a lot of information exchanging going on. We talked online for an entire year before we met. We knew a lot about each other already. We had out first date, and we were both nervous during the movie, but then we got back to the diner and just clicked! It was amazing and like in a movie or something, which is why I find it so strange that she didn't feel the same as me. She even made it sound like she did afterwards, when we talked about it. In fact, she seemed so into us those first couple of weeks. In that short amount of time, we hung out a lot together. Then, all these problems started. It didn't help, of course, that I had to spend a lot of time out of town because my father was dying and my mom was getting treatments though. I can't help but wonder, if my situation had just been different... And, like BlackCauldron85 says, she may have been playing a pros and cons game. So frustrating, because you aren't given a chance to defend yourself in that decision making process...