So I think I drove him away with my non committal ambivalence.
I have been dissecting all of this, of course, and what I have been able to come up with is he's just too good. I don't mean that he's too good for me but that I don't think my sarcasm and dirty humour would mix well with him. I make him laugh with just my regular humour but so far he doesn't make me laugh. I need to laugh or I will be too dark.
He is kind, generous, courteous, there for his family, interesting and all manner of things that are attractive. Other than being very slim he is physically attractive too.
It's fairly rare that someone shows interest in my direction and here I am saying no.
Bugger.
On a more positive note...I have visible collar bones.
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If it helps at all, I've always avoided people who don't do sarcasm and dirty humour.
Lets see them, then...
I don't know that it helps but it could be why I quite enjoy you :)
There you go.
I make him laugh with just my regular humour but so far he doesn't make me laugh. I need to laugh or I will be too dark.
Humo(u)r in a relationship is crucial, on both ends. I don't think I'll ever be able to find anyone just by mere fact that I'm an entertainer (on stage and in a relationship). I think everyone wants to be able to take the backseat and have someone drive now and again.
I'm waaaayyy to witty for my own good. It's actually to my detriment to be a standup comedienne. I'm strategically lowering the likelihood that I'll find anyone worthwhile. I'm literally digging my grave each time I get on stage.
(Kidding)
But it feels like that sometimes.
Feel free to stop by for more craZy comedienne antics! I always invite a fellow witty blogger's comments. Happy Labo(u)r Day weekend.
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