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Tuesday, 07 July 2009

  • How to Be a Man

    Well, it's another Tuesday morning here at the Thomas household, and nothing is out of the ordinary. I am, again, the only person awake, other than the millions of pets whose sleeping patterns confuse me, and am, therefore, trying to get as much computer time in as possible before I leave to go see Alex, the love of my life. My tunes are roaring (My Chemical Romance to be exact), my coffee is within in arm's reach, and my cell phone is on vibrate so as not to disturb me. Peace, one of my favorite moods, other than lovey, of course. Lately, though, my love life has been suffering, and I absolutely hate it.
    I need help, and I need it quick before I am single again. I've consulted so many websites concerning the matter, but all of them are telling me to do the same thing. I need courage. I need the courage to finally step up in my relationship because right now, she and I are both sexually frustrated, and neither of us are doing anything about it.
    Just yesterday, she and I got into one of the only fights we have ever had over how slow this relationship has been moving. Seriously, when I say slow, I mean we have been dating for four months, and I still haven't picked up the courage to kiss her. Upsetting, right?
    My problem is, I just don't know how to lead in a relationship. I am a receiver, not a giver, and I hate that aspect of my love personality; I really want it to change. The only advice my mom was able to give me was to take it as slow as I want to take it, but my issue is, I don't want things to go slow any longer. It is going to be the end of us. I really love Alex, but I am just such a pansy around her, something neither of us can deal with.
    So, today, I am going to do my best to finally make the first move. Sure, maybe I'll get slapped, but if it means keeping the love of my life, then so be it.       

Monday, 06 July 2009

  • Serious Conversations

    I have recently discovered that I have a terrible habit of not being able to have a serious conversation with just about anyone. Just yesterday, my girlfriend was balling her eyes out, and as she was trying to calm herself down, I decided to be a smart ass and say "You need to stop crying, otherwise we are going to have two weeping bitches, and we can't do that because someone's cycle might get screwed up." Sure, she stopped crying after I said this, but I still felt bad because I didn't do anything to help her out. Solving things with humor is not always the way to go, especially when humor should not be used.
    My problem is, I just don't know what to say when having a serious conversation. I always imagine myself as being a great listener (I really am), but when it comes to having to respond to what I am being told, I can't think of anything helpful to say. Problems put me at a loss for words, especially when I can't relate to them.
    I don't know, but I feel like me not being able to have a serious conversation makes me a terrible person, most importantly in a relationship. Shouldn't it be my job to give a shoulder to cry on? Shouldn't I be the person that she should come to for help?


Wednesday, 24 June 2009

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