I have always wanted to meet a woman fighting a man (physically fighting, now) and I have to save her by marching up to this unchivalrous lout and . . . not fighting him. As a matter of fact, in my retarded dreams, I turn his aggression from her, to me. Upon which happenstance I do not fight back, but rather kinda . . . take the abuse.
This (ravishing) woman will then see both my bravery and gentleness and be drawn to me like iron to a magnet, like a bee to a flower, like rain to the ground, or more poetically, a fly to poop.
I don't know why I wish this, but I guess I can surmise a few things.
I want a woman who is physically vulnerable, but values things other than physical strength. In other words, she
1. needs protection
2. doesn't want protection
Perhaps that is why my relationships to date have not quite worked.
Perhaps it is saying something about the mixed influences of my mother and father.
Perhaps it is perfect. This last possibility I highly doubt.
This (ravishing) woman will then see both my bravery and gentleness and be drawn to me like iron to a magnet, like a bee to a flower, like rain to the ground, or more poetically, a fly to poop.
I don't know why I wish this, but I guess I can surmise a few things.
I want a woman who is physically vulnerable, but values things other than physical strength. In other words, she
1. needs protection
2. doesn't want protection
Perhaps that is why my relationships to date have not quite worked.
Perhaps it is saying something about the mixed influences of my mother and father.
Perhaps it is perfect. This last possibility I highly doubt.
I have had this exact sequence play out in my head with . . . at least five women. Probably plural times with each. This has taken place over the course of . . . seven or eight years.
I have only once had the opportunity. Sans woman. When I was 11 or 12. Nothing came of it. <-- this is probably because men don't solve their problems with violence as often as my subconscious would like
If it helps . . . I know three different guys who have shared the same or a similar want.
ReplyDeleteThis is the part that doesn't help: I love the similes.
This is the other part that doesn't help: Sometimes I wish for a guy who could do that for me, but other times I'd rather do it for myself, and other times, I remember what is real in my life and in my world and wishy fishes.
Also, I just realized something.
ReplyDeleteYou're the Beast. You know, from "Beauty and the Beast."
Think about it.
Except you know how to say "two." ^_^
Haha, I guess so. Yeah, the Beast is an excellent example. WHERE IS MY BELLE?
ReplyDeleteExcept . . . she hallucinates talking teapots, so I'm not 100% sure.
And to know that other guys want the same thing does not help whatsoever. Because I don't wanna be the same.
THEY SHARE THAT HALLUCINATION WITH HER CRAZY DAD MAURICE.
ReplyDeleteYou aren't the same. You know how to say "two."
It disturbs me to see you looking so down in the dumps. Every guy here'd love to be you, even when taking your lumps. There's no one in town half admired as you; you're everyone's favorite guy. I am in awe and inspired by you, and it's not very hard to see why.
You use antlers in all of your decorating.
Belle is overrated.