I'm six foot three. At the time I met Andrea I had been in physical therapy for over six months recovering from a spinal injury. I was a former Marine, a Former firefighter and ruggedly good looking. I was in good shape, but I couldn't work manual labor any longer. I'd only had my desk job for a little over a year and I'd finally settled into it.
My injury had given me a radar for a new kind of women. I've had the worst luck with women. I've always dated bitches. It's not that I like bitches, I like adrenaline junkies! I was an adrenaline junkie. But, most adrenaline junkies are assholes or bitches. I was the exception. I knew how to fight but didn't ever want to hurt someone. I was a Marine but I was a firefighter in the Marines. My older brother once told me I was, "hard core but not a hard ass." I never could find a girl who was my kind of adrenaline junkie. They all turned out to be the hard ass kind. They liked to take risks. They liked to fight and I didn't like them.
My injury had taken away my need for another adrenaline junkie. I wanted something different now. I'd wanted a peaceful girl. I wanted a comfortable girl. I wanted a girl with a thousand hobbies that didn't involve rocks, or parachutes, or martial arts. I wanted a girl I wouldn't have gone on a second date with before my injury.
I met Andrea online. She's an overly nice 27 year old in her last year of her masters in psychology. She made me laugh. She shared my feelings on all the key subjects like religion, politics, and money... She's a fan of the same kind of comedy music I like. She even quoted, "Business Time," by Flight of the Concords before I could!
I'm visibly shaking before our first date. I already love this girl. I have that, "this could be the one" feeling that only comes around once every thousand or so encounters. I know she has the personality I like. She's been working for almost a decade to get a job helping people so I'm confident in my assumption she's a nice girl. She's gone punch for punch with my flirting and my confessions so I'm not afraid of any deal breakers popping up in the conversation and I know she likes me... so far...
I just don't know if she's hot... I've done this once before. I completely fell for a girl online. I met her in person and found out she'd misrepresented what she looked like. She was unattractive. I wanted to make it work, but try as I might I could not will myself to feel attracted to her. I called things off and felt duped, I felt terrible. I felt shallow. I thought about it afterword and decided I wouldn't want a girl to date me who didn't find me attractive. I want someone who wants me in every way and the girl I'd broken up with deserved that too. I still felt like an asshole because of it though.
I didn't want to go through that again. So I was nervous about meeting this girl who I'd also fallen for online. I knew if things lined up this wasn't going to be just a few dates. I also knew if they didn't I couldn't go back to being in love with her online...
Our first date came and I got stuck in traffic on the way. I was over half an hour late and freaking out. I went to the wrong coffee shop first and couldn't find her. I saw the one she'd been waiting for me at as I was leaving after deciding to just head home... I turned around and went to the right place. She wasn't there. I walked around the outside and saw perhaps the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen.
She's tall like I am. She has dirty bond hair that's beautiful but not obsessed over. Her blue eyes lock on mine as I approach her. Her face is beautiful and kind. Her Body is unbelievable! Her legs are long, her boobs are big, and her waist is small. She has the hour glass figure and apple shaped ass that leaves me drooling every time I see it. I say, "You must be Andrea!" She stands up to give me a hug. As she wraps her arms around me and her breasts press up against my chest I feel the long months I've been single. I get excited and try to hide it.
She is hot! She looks kind too, like a second grade teacher that has all the kids to crushing on her. I think about this and start to smile. This is going to be fun!
Our lunch date is short but we both know this is going to be more than just a few dates. We talk and laugh as we drink our coffee and compliment each other. I'm glad she's pleased with the way I look also. More than once had to tell myself, "breath." and take a deep breath to calm down my nerves and keep my hands from shaking.