Monday, February 14, 2005

No worries

It's an Aussie saying I picked up from my old IRC chatting days way back a decade ago or so.

And it really summarizes how I feel about things. I basically don't worry about anything. Situations have a way of working themselves out, whether social or work or whatever. Basically I don't stress out about most everything.

As you may know from my previous blog posts that there is one thing I do stress out about, but I am working on it. I stress about women and dating.

Now, I get along well with women in general, more so then men actually, and I am a good friend. "Safe" is the word most likely. Anyway, the stress comes when I start thinking about dating or asking for a date with one of the women I know. I worry about what they will say, what stupid things I might say (above and beyond normal) and if by asking, I will ruin the friendship we have. Basically anything to do with changing from friend to something more.

Anyway, it is something I have been working on recently. For the most part, I shouldn't have to worry about how things will change. The people I am friend's with usually understand. And if they don't, then they really aren't friends now are they? As far as saying stupid things, I do that anyway, it's how I am. :)

The problem I see is that I sorta change. I change from the easy going, devil-may-care attitude that I usually have into someone who tries to say the right thing or tries to impress or any number of things.

I guess I have just been thinking about me and potential relationships because of Valentine's Day. And just an FYI, I have never had a Valentine. Well maybe the twins in 3rd grade count but it has been a while since then. :)

So, I guess I just have to work on my stress response when it comes to dating, and I should be fine. Just a matter of doing it rather than thinking about it.

No worries. :)

3 comments:

Unknown said...

Thanks Bon *hug* :)

Yeah, I am a bit slow when it comes to that sort of thing and am just recently realizing it. Thankfully I did. :)

And thanks for the encouragement!

DeHuman8 said...

and don't forget that most everyone has the 'need to please' shift, so women undestand it. really you are putting yourself on an emotional limb. but you're right, if they don't stay your friend after an advance then they weren't your friend in the first place.

DeHuman8 said...

i don't believe in him, and i've met him