Well, how about this: those seven little words you just uttered are making me feel like I'm in some shitty rom-com where I'm the neurotic Kate Hudson-y girl and you're the ragtag Matthew McCoughney character who can't get his shit together. (I've never watched any of those movies, I gleaned all of that just from watching the previews.)
I always thought that commitmentphobes were the stuff of Cosmo cover taglines and Dr. Phil show topics; I never thought it was something I'd have to deal with, like contracting scurvy or having a medical exam that requires me to turn my head and cough. But, your refusal to commit is turning me into one of those girls that hovers in the relationship advice section at Barnes and Noble and consults multiple horoscopes about our (obviously doomed) "love forecast." I'm overanalyzing every interaction we have, trying to figure out if I'm acting like a friend or a girlfriend. It's maddening and frankly, I resent it.
Ok, I won't think of you as my boyfriend. I'll just think of you as the guy who wasted my time. *rolls eyes and blows bangs off forehead*
5 comments:
What a coincidence! A friend of mine has been dating this guy for about 5 months now, has met his family and yet he can't call her his gf to her face? When she questioned him, he responded by saying "I refer to you that way to my friends..." Isn't that the big deal about the label anyways??
i just dont want to change my facebook status... you can call me whatever you want.
this drives me nuts. it's like some dudes just want all the perks and no responsibility-- esp when they're older (..and more mature?) which makes NO sense.
here's an actual quote from a man in my life: "i thought we could maintain a romance-tinged friendship."
oh how i love grown-up men.
NO freaking way, what a loser, get rid of him!
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