I have been out every day this week and decided it was time to just have a chill out in my room. Now I could go down to Soho, have a few drinks and come home and pass out drunk with my clothes on or off depending on whether I managed to pull someone with my beer goggles on, but I thought I might as well wait until tomorrow. Of course it is very boring being here so thought I d take you on a trip down memory lane.
I am thinking of that gorgeous italian guy I dated 2 years ago. He was perfect. Mature, dark features, those come to bed eyes and a body to die for. We had an instant connection. It was like I had known him for years. The conversation would just flow, without a thought. However he was too good to be true. He had of course just broken up with his boyfriend and of course he did not tell me and needless to say he moved in with him a month after. I guess a 200K job and a fancy flash apartment in central London was too good to turn down. I even met up with him and his boyfriend thinking we could be friends but of course his boyfriend did not know we had a past in that sense and then it all went pear shaped. What could have been disappeared before my very eyes. However I continued on. Moving on. One day at a time. Then there was another greek boy (yes I ve told you already, I have a soft spot for those). However dates, dates, d

ates and still not boyfriends. Then it just died. What had a spark, just died. It simply got boring. Is that going to be the story of my life 2 to 3 months dating or even less and then on to the new target. Well , I guess at least I stick to one at a time. So I ll continue the search. One day I might meet The One, but I think I have realised it probably will not happen. Gay men are not like that. We eat men like fruit pastilles and if I one day win the jackpot, then so be it. But lets face it - lets not expect something against the odds.