Saturday, 17 April 2010

  • The Anti-Boyfriend


    So, I'm in a bit of a predicament at this time in my life. I have known this certain guy for almost two years, and I've gotten myself into some deep fervor. He is in a band, quite committed, and I am their graphic designer. Usually it's just the Myspace stuff and flyers for shows. I normally base the way I feel for other's around our interests, but more times then none the guy is simply saying he likes everything I do for obvious reasons.

    Thus, making it impossible for the relationship to last more than two months. With this guy, it's completely different. Conversing came easily, it flowed naturally, as if I had every right to be myself around him. We are both aspiring, young, musicians. Vocalists to be exact. He is, however, two years older than I am.

    In both our opinions, age is but a number. He expressed to me in these exact words a while ago, "Our souls are connected." Cheesy? Yes, but I've held onto those four words for quite some time. I know I can trust him as well, because if he was after what every other guy is after, he would have stopped talking to me everyday by now.

    So, I don't and never will count on being beguiled by this person.

    Different in every aspect of description, he is indeed a strong willed man. No matter what it takes, sacrifices will be made for his striving band. It's very successful of course, more so than most local bands, but the time consumption is always present.

    Sure, we talk everyday, sometimes from morning until night (off and on through out the course of the day, obviously). But he hardly ever has any time to visit me anymore. I deal with it, mostly because he has a job and the band will be going on tour in July and they need all the money they can get.

    So, why stress him even more over my silly intentions? That's why I've planned to give rise to my affection after the tour, but some of the things he says sway my decision.

    I've only tried to talk to him about relationships three times so far, and every time I do I get the same reply. "Been there, done that. I'm far too busy right now, I would have no time to be a good boyfriend."

    Should I proceed with asking him out after the tour? Or should I just move on and let it go?

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