My story: My husband and I met in college about 15 years ago. He was the handsome Mr. Everything-type, I was “Miss Innocent” from LittleTown, Alabama. I was very young when we started dating. We met on a blind date to a football game. We fell madly in love, got engaged and then married. He is the only man I have ever “been with.”
We are now divorced – he was a doctor; turns out he was playing “doctor” with more than one of his nurses! I should have known something was wrong when every time he hired a new person at the office they would inevitably be female and always younger, blonder and with bigger boobs than the last one he had hired!
So now, I am trying to date. It is hard. Actually, I am not as interested in dating, what I really want is sex. See, because the divorce took a long time and I just wasn’t interested in men for a while, I woke up a few months ago and realized I hadn’t had sex in about, well let’s be honest, 2.5 years. Suddenly, I have gone from uninterested to totally obsessed. Sex is all I think about! I am SEX mad! I scope out every guy I meet – for example, yesterday, like most moms, I did the weekly grocery run. Instead of getting what we need for the week, I am oogling every man in the store! Tall, short, fat, skinny hell, at this point, I think I would do almost anyone! In fact, the guy that took out my groceries wasn’t too bad…. (he was a little smelly from lifting grocery bags all day, I guess). All the way home I imagined I lured him into the Tahoe and jumped him right there in the store parking lot.
But I have had a few dates and well, they have been boring. I couldn’t think about jumping these guys, I was too busy dozing!
So here is the question. Before I wind up jumping someone I regret, how do I get this out of my system? Or is it better to just let go and go to some bar and jump the first guy that looks at you? (Please don’t suggest “taking care of myself” as that only seems to make it worse!) BTW, I have been told I am attractive with a good figure, but that doesn’t seem to help as much as I thought)
Any help appreciated! Thanks....
Hey Lisababy, I read that too and went hmmm. Davy seems to be new here, so let's see who's going to read him the riot act!Being that this is Bootycall's blog, I think she should call the shot on this one. If not, I think we can help guide him to proper 360 etiquette! :-)
Peace!
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