Smown

[archiecostello]

I made up this term that my friend and I use a lot now. It's SMOWN. A smile and a frown, which would actually just be straight faced. When I left Mike in Palm Springs, I was giddy, but I was sad too. So, I smowned. I was giddy because I just figured out we might have something and I was sad because it was the last time I would see him

Comments

[jakemercadante]

but we have a tendency to romanticize this sort of thing, five more days and he probably would have been a jerk

Sugar Daddy

[archiecostello]

Yeah, he probably would have been a jerk, but I can put up with jerk. He's the first guy I've ever, dated or whatever we did, that's self-sufficient and VERY successful. He's rich man. And he's intelligent and experienced. I don't tend to date older guys because I don't want there to be potential for them to leave me for my mom. Some say she's a MILF, all of my boyfriends have called her hot, and I catch my male friends staring at her tits. So, there was definately an appeal to this one. I know that now that I'm getting older, it will probably be easier for me to meet guys like that. I'm sick of being my ex's mother, which I have been for over 2 years. He expects me to fill a traditionally female role and disregards the fact that I make more money than him, work more hours than him, and I'm more successful in school. What does he do? Not shit. Somehow I can always find a loophole to bitch about him! How do you not romanticize when you have a connection with someone?