Right, but it seems like that's the ideal most people are looking for, at least a lot of people I know and everybody in the movies
I know everybody is different and yeah, I am sure it just happens... it just kind of blows my mind.
And I was kind of joking about the vagina thing
... but I am wondering if something specific turned him off since we seemed to have a good start. Maybe we just blew our collective wad quickly.
I know you love your independence, you don't want anything serious, and you don't want to be exclusive with anyone (sorry if I got any of that wrong). But what happens if you meet someone you really like. And then he/she turns out to not be a flaky deuche and really enjoys being with you and doesn't fuck that up. Is there a possibility at all that you could find yourself so happy with this person that you could be happy in a long term exclusive relationship? I guess I'm wondering if the right person could change your perception of that idea?
Not really. I wish the answer could be yes, on some level, because that would make my life a lot simpler. But I simply do not think I'm wired to be monogamous. It's what I always thought I wanted in my younger days, and it has worked for brief periods, but it never lasts.
To be honest, I had that person in my life and I basically pushed him away because I knew I couldn't give him what he wanted. He is still in my life and we still see each other a couple times a year (he's in TX), but we have not been a "couple" in the traditional sense in 4+ years. When I finally admitted to myself I couldn't force myself into the monogamy box, I knew I was just going to hurt him if I kept things going the way they were, so I told him that.
He is the only person I've ever been able to envision myself married to or having a family with, but the only way that could happen is if it was not a closed marriage. And if we were in the same state. But I stopped him from moving to Colorado years ago and probably fucked up the chance of that ever happening. *sigh*