wjh
Master Don Juan
So long story short, I'm divorced a full 3 months now. My divorce/separation journey began about a year ago when my ex asked me to leave our home. I have a 3.5 month old son who is my heart and soul and a constant reminder about what is most important.
About 6 months or so ago I started to feel comfortable enough to begin the process of talking other girls, ladies, whatever you call them when you're in your mid-thirties and they're of varying ages. I've had some hook ups, very bad and bad dates, but nothing amazing yet (and that's OK).
The reason I'm writing this thread is because I just wanted to share how I feel about a rejection that occured literally 3 minutes ago at a coffee shop as I'm writing this. I work from home, I'm in consulting, so sometimes I work at coffee shops for a change of pace. Today, I saw this really sexy girl, in my books she was practically perfect and is physically everything I wanted.
Meanwhile, I'm literally waiting for a 22 year old girl I'm sort of dating come and hang with me. But I wasn't expecting this hotter girl, so timing was an issue and I needed this hot girl to leave right away so I can get her number in the least awkward way possible without publically putting her on the spot. So she left just before the 22 year old was slated to come, and I went outside and said hi and that I had to ask her for her number. I was rejected, and that wasn't a great feeling but it actually didn't bother me very much. I was super excited that I even did that because I need constant self-confirmation that I'm doing the right thing and even though it's been a long time, I'm hitting on girls that I think are "perfect" 9's/10's and not focusing on the outcome. What's important is that I tried and didn't bull**** myself or her into some manipulative conversation about **** I don't truly care about. I wasted no time.
I think I just reached a milestone post-divorce and wanted to share.
Happy hunting fellas.
About 6 months or so ago I started to feel comfortable enough to begin the process of talking other girls, ladies, whatever you call them when you're in your mid-thirties and they're of varying ages. I've had some hook ups, very bad and bad dates, but nothing amazing yet (and that's OK).
The reason I'm writing this thread is because I just wanted to share how I feel about a rejection that occured literally 3 minutes ago at a coffee shop as I'm writing this. I work from home, I'm in consulting, so sometimes I work at coffee shops for a change of pace. Today, I saw this really sexy girl, in my books she was practically perfect and is physically everything I wanted.
Meanwhile, I'm literally waiting for a 22 year old girl I'm sort of dating come and hang with me. But I wasn't expecting this hotter girl, so timing was an issue and I needed this hot girl to leave right away so I can get her number in the least awkward way possible without publically putting her on the spot. So she left just before the 22 year old was slated to come, and I went outside and said hi and that I had to ask her for her number. I was rejected, and that wasn't a great feeling but it actually didn't bother me very much. I was super excited that I even did that because I need constant self-confirmation that I'm doing the right thing and even though it's been a long time, I'm hitting on girls that I think are "perfect" 9's/10's and not focusing on the outcome. What's important is that I tried and didn't bull**** myself or her into some manipulative conversation about **** I don't truly care about. I wasted no time.
I think I just reached a milestone post-divorce and wanted to share.
Happy hunting fellas.