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Look, I’m not the kind of cheesball man, traditionally satisfied by going alone every weekend. I’d bet readers probably never heard me post about great dating and companionship. No surprise.
Boredom is a fixable trait and completely neglected in my family history. Even so, Winter of 09 was an exception, I definitely needed to escape from a worthwhile cohabitation which meant a lot for us but essentially deadended for both of us. I guess you could tell ya it has been years since I dated someone new. I don’t have the great expectations I held years ago.
I’m not used to being single. It’s a given that I don’t know how to stay in faithfully binging on Battlestar Galactica episodes off the torrents. The real factor behind this spell of weekend dating boredom? This isn’t college, and everyone else is boring.
My take-no-holds football friend, Brandon, who doesn’t know the meaning of dating lameness, informed me he’s currently in the same boat. He signed up for Great Expectations Phoenix. Not usually my thing, but I can’t argue with mingling among delightful singles who share my passions. So I put myself on a plan and joined.
I told myself, you wouldn’t grovel about being alone when you haven’t called anyone. Like my old soccer coach Chris Smith repeated to no end when his wife wasn’t looking, “You’ll never win a race you don’t run, turbo.”
Coach was crazy, and a little out of touch. However, Coach was truly a wise sould in a way nobody could understand. He was good humored. This care-free Dallas matchmaking service I joined might have short circuted the gipper’s mind.
At great expectations singles events I mingled with a few insightful and appealing singles that meet my eye. I truthfully had a good time with dozens of pretty remarkable people. The evening ended with a sweet farewell, and even grew some professional acquaintances for my business. Right on!
Take action. Can’t score if you don’t try. Take it from me, you might as well have great expectations for life’s sake.
Sincerely,
Josiah