I tend to scoff at those who claim that they find love on the Internet. How can they possibly know whom it is that they are talking to? Then again, there is that freedom in knowing that you won't have to look at them as you tell them your secrets. Knowing that no matter what, even if they are freaked out by your tales, you don't have to see them. Then again, until I met him, I never knew how I could feel.
I met him today. He and I have been talking for what seems like forever. We met in the usual, modern way, on the Internet. I turned him down actually, the first time that we spoke. I wasn't looking for married men. Against my ethics. Never say never, as I have now learned. A week or two after that first, brief contact, I found his name, floating in my buddy list, but I couldn't remember who he was. Side effect of the lifestyle, I suppose. Just to clear things up, I contacted him, to see what was the what. He automatically replied with 'you are the one who didn't want married guys'. Oh yeah.
I was bored, so I still kept talking to him. As the hours, and then days went by, we found that we had much in common. Food, books, movies, whitewater-rafting, was there anything that we didn't click on?
We kept remarking on the intensity of the connection that we were beginning to form. Should we let this go any farther? I couldn't resist him. We began exchanging phone calls, me at home, he at work. We shared our emotions freely, no longer afraid of that invisible wall that computers represent. Then we began to talk of meeting. The wheres, and whens began swirling around, now the center of our conversation.
I wanted him. His voice was so sexy, smoky, and sweet. I had seen him a few times on his web cam, aren't we so advanced? I knew that he was about my height, a little taller, perhaps. He had salt and pepper hair, young for that though. He smiled so easily during our conversations. Even if we were on the phone I could hear the grin through the connection.