...is the absence of Limitations.
I know Orson Welles was talking about art and imagination, but I also extrapolated this quote to describe my personality and the way that I am. If I didn't have the boundaries and limitations that I did due to culture and religion, I wouldn't be me. I wouldn't appreciate the slivers of freedom that I did indulge in. Moving on. Existential Introspection on a rainy day. The right man would appreciate that tangent.
Does anyone else have a hard time with dating in 2024? It's crushing me. I've only ever been with my ex-husband. I may be in my 30s but I have the aptitude of a teenager when it comes to experience with dating. I've learned a host of important words in the past 7 months. If it weren't for my expert-level friends, I would be in a world of trouble.
I hate small talk. I hate the polite tango. I hate being vulnerable with the wrong person, I lose a part of me each time. I dunno how people do it over and over again.
I'm looking for somebody who is my age or older. I'd prefer it even more if you were just as inexperienced as me. I'm tired of disappointing men who want one-night stands and spicy conversations without any feelings. I want to learn with someone. Have some different kind of firsts. Slowburning and impactful. I prefer someone who was raised with religion and even resented it. I was raised Muslim but would describe myself as monotheistic these days. I am very black (very) and very tall (very very) and prefer someone who enjoys that.
What is your "wish I was there" moment in history? Here'sĀ mine.
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