@Melissa: Haha…no, I’m not on a love life blogging kick, I just wanted to share this story because I saw Sabrina (not her real name). I almost added a murder scene to add a little excitement, but I’ll save that for pure fiction!

@Euro: I have been out with many married women when I was younger and braver (or just insane looking for trouble) haha!

@Angela: Thanks! Isn’t a real man supposed to be vulnerable? Or some people just call it weak or living in a fantasy world of romantic idealism. My idealism died a long time ago.

@Zen Lill: It seems like it’s a requirement to sleep with women on the first date, but these days I am fearful of catching something you can’t wash off LOL! I do understand women…they are nonunderstandable.

@Dave: No problem Dave! I hold no grudges and anything in the past was nothing more than silly ridiculousness. Consider all fences mended.

@Meleah: Thank you! All I can say is we had the most intense and wonderful conversations I’ve ever had–all that was missing was the physical contact. I’m sure her husband wouldn’t have approved. I actually saw them together in a grocery store…it was extremely awkward, but I did say hello hahaha!

@Kate: Thanks Kate! I’m going to be getting back to writing some extremely horrific murder stories myself…it’s such a great way to relieve stress. I’ll be by very soon!

@Shemah: Thank you!I’m just a sucker for old fashioned romance where people don’t have twisted agendas and are looking for something powerful and real. I still hope I find that one day!

@Jo: Thanks for the b-day wishes! Yeah, but no matter how wise you are, you can still get burned. I cannot give up hope on that one true love!

@Euro: The truth is, there’s really not much anyone can do about it. I know the truth about how the world works, but I cannot let it kill my spirit and destroy my life. I understand how you must feel. I’m basically a fiction writer and without my fantasy world, I would probably die from boredom!

I know what it’s like to hurt someone and be hurt as well, but then one thing that keeps us going for it, I believe, is hope. Hope that you will finally find someone that’s just perfect. Hope that you will be given a taste of happiness.

Anyways, shame on you, Sabrina!! LOL!

This was such an achingly good and simple love story that I clutched both hands to my heart at the end. Which is weird since I’m writing and reading murder these days.

This was such an excellent piece of writing. The story kept pulling me forward because perhaps on a subconscious level, I know what would inevitably happen but I still I kept reading, despite that till it ended (no pun intended). You’ve put me inside your head Bobby. Yes, you did and though the ubiquitous screen separates me from the full depth of your feelings, it has allowed me a brief glimmer of them.

*But I must say…this was written extremely well.*