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I have nothing witty to put here...clearly i am not doing a good job of sounding intelligent.

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Analysis of date with the boyscout


Name of Date: Boy Scout
Location of date: Movie Theater and Pizza Hut
Date grade: C
Date bio: 32 yr old male from Chicago, IL. Works for the Boy Scouts of America and raises money for them. Very outgoing and in your face. Son of a woman i go to church with.

Details:

Quickly how we met: after church i was hanging out, he joined the group i was in and we started talking. He asked me out, i said okay. He came to pick me up on Sunday afternoon, and he brought with him a beautiful pink rose. He made sure to open all the doors for me, and was a perfect gentleman. We went and saw Cars, and then walked around the outdoor mall (in the rain) and talked for a while. Overall, nice conversation, and he seemed very interested in what i had to say. He asked a lot of questions, which i find unusual, but refreshing. He asked if i would go to lunch with him the next day (he was leaving for chicago that day) so i agreed. Lunch was nice, and that's when i discovered he was 32. I had thought he was 28, 29 at the oldest. He is a nice guy, but i wasn't feeling him romantically all that much, and then the age kinda pushed me over the edge. Although 32 is not by any means old it's pushing the age envelope. Also, it means he is probably more in a position to want a serious relationship and what not. And if he's not...then that's a sign that he has commitment phobia.

Conclusion:

I imagine that when he comes to visit his family we may hang out. But i don't forsee any relationship, if for nothing else that i don't want a relationship with anyone, period. But even if i were looking for a serious relationship...he's a little older than i'm looking for. I'm not being too picky, i'm just thinking, if things worked out great...by the time i was ready to have kids...he'd be almost 40. He gets a C because of his age, his proximity, and my inability to "get into" any guy i've met in the last 6 months. Although this last reason is not his fault...it's easier to penalize his grade than penalize myself.

3 Comments:

At 10:52 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

You should write a book about your life. It would be interesting. Of course you would have to fit that into your life plan.

I say dont have kids and write the book instead. The book will actually make you money while the kid would suck it away.

Im watching Sexy Beast right now. Its an excellent movie with Ben Kingsley. I would be more vulgar about it but i dont want to offend ye kinde woman.

Billy

 
At 9:43 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

grading guys just seems to have a bad karma feeling all over it.

c'est moi

 
At 9:49 AM, Blogger Audra said...

I'm hoping through my blog grading that I'll meet the perfect guy and we'll fall madly in love, but only until he discovers my grading scheme, where he angrily storms out at the beginning of the 2nd act because of my obvious inability to function normally in relationships. Hilarious comedy will of course ensue...and then at the end i'll apologize and give a tear-filled rendition of how my life wasn't complete until i met him and then we get back together and live happily ever after. Or at least until the end of the movie.

 

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