Yesterday whilst having a moan to my friend about the rather clingy men in my life at the moment, I remember how she laughed as she asked me with astonishment 'i dont know what you do to these men'. As I smiled to myself I innocently responded 'i do nothing'.
The thing is I seriously do nothing except maybe refuse to give them my heart, which is currently under lock and key indefinetely. It is no secret that I am yet to meet a man who can bypass not only my blase attittude, but the thorned bushes, and the crocodile filled moat currently surrounding my soft heart- and in the words of Mr.T " I pity the fool" who would try too.
My attitude is bourne of the fact that I do not allow myself to care enough when it comes to whether a guy calls me again after a date. As long as we have a good time together, I expect nothing afterwards. I think it is because I never have any expectations, nor do I ask the kind of questions that guys usually find intrusive but expect girls to ask. This has led to the guys in my life trying to figure me out. One had the audacity to refer to me as 'cold', moi?
When out with guys I choose to watch their body language it certainly tells me a heck lot more than the words that leave their lips.
Finally, I know that my rather 'whatever' attitude with guys could be one of the reasons why I am still venturing all disorientated in Singles Land. In my sometimes warped mind of dating according to moi, I look at it this way, why would I give a guy the kind of power that he could potentially use to crush me with? Why in the world would I give him the kind of control over my heart which will allow him to control my emotions and turn me into a quibling mess? I am yet to meet a man who is worth the potential heartache and who makes me want to risk my sanity for him! Reggie Bush where are you???lol
So on a serious note, and in answering my friend's question, I am no puppet master and I honestly do nothing to these men. They choose to indulge in the impossible quest of trying to chase and catch my heart finding themselves between a rock and a hard place. They have a better chance of finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow then holding my very fragile heart in the palm of their hands. Bring on any man who thinks he can, I will graciously accept the challenge.
LSGS


