Paradox
Soaring Phoenix
...read: BITCHES!
After getting rid of my psycho ex a few months ago, I was content to be back to the single life for awhile. But then a friend of a coworker apparently took notice of me and started coming on strong. I thought she was fun, despite the large age difference (I'm 35, she just turned 21). We dated a few weeks and everything seemed great. Then the day before I was going to head out of state for a week and half to visit family, she texted (TEXTED, not called!) me saying she just wanted to be single for awhile and not be in a relationship. I didn't know what was going on, everything had seemed fine up until then (I consider myself to be quite emphatic, I can usually tell what other people feel, need, and want by reading body language and other subtle clues). To make it worse, she pulled this kinda early on the busiest day of my work week when I was putting in long hours before my vacation so I couldn't even formulate a reply to her text (TEXT!). So instead of focusing on my work, I spent the rest of my long work day transfixed on her goddamned text (A FUCKING TEXT!) instead of the job at hand. I finally got out, went home, packed, and tried to sleep before heading out. I still hadn't had a good chance to process what she had said (IN A GODDAMN TEXT), so I just replied with some bullshit that basically said 'whatever, we'll deal with it when I get back' and went out of town.
While I was gone, I guess she didn't realize I could see where she would tag some other guy's name on Facebook in posts relating to girlfriends and fucking (BECAUSE APPARENTLY SHE'S A STUPID FICKLE CUNT). Oh, did I mention the part where she had just gotten hired at the same place I work and our only intermediary friend got transferred to another location? So tomorrow, I get to return to work (where I'm technically her supervisor) and deal with this and work along side her.
We were actually dating before she got hired, so I can't blame this on workplace romance, but I can warn against the dangers of dating someone so much younger than you. That being said, there is this eighteen year old chick at work that is kinda cool...
After getting rid of my psycho ex a few months ago, I was content to be back to the single life for awhile. But then a friend of a coworker apparently took notice of me and started coming on strong. I thought she was fun, despite the large age difference (I'm 35, she just turned 21). We dated a few weeks and everything seemed great. Then the day before I was going to head out of state for a week and half to visit family, she texted (TEXTED, not called!) me saying she just wanted to be single for awhile and not be in a relationship. I didn't know what was going on, everything had seemed fine up until then (I consider myself to be quite emphatic, I can usually tell what other people feel, need, and want by reading body language and other subtle clues). To make it worse, she pulled this kinda early on the busiest day of my work week when I was putting in long hours before my vacation so I couldn't even formulate a reply to her text (TEXT!). So instead of focusing on my work, I spent the rest of my long work day transfixed on her goddamned text (A FUCKING TEXT!) instead of the job at hand. I finally got out, went home, packed, and tried to sleep before heading out. I still hadn't had a good chance to process what she had said (IN A GODDAMN TEXT), so I just replied with some bullshit that basically said 'whatever, we'll deal with it when I get back' and went out of town.
While I was gone, I guess she didn't realize I could see where she would tag some other guy's name on Facebook in posts relating to girlfriends and fucking (BECAUSE APPARENTLY SHE'S A STUPID FICKLE CUNT). Oh, did I mention the part where she had just gotten hired at the same place I work and our only intermediary friend got transferred to another location? So tomorrow, I get to return to work (where I'm technically her supervisor) and deal with this and work along side her.
We were actually dating before she got hired, so I can't blame this on workplace romance, but I can warn against the dangers of dating someone so much younger than you. That being said, there is this eighteen year old chick at work that is kinda cool...