Feb 22, 2005 21:30
Sex changes everything. Relationships totally change once it become intimate. My relationship with Matt has always been sexual. I wanted to have sex with him on our first date but he was the one who said it was a bad idea. And now that we are sexually active, it is hard to think about other things. He is so scared of sex. He is afraid that I am going to get pregnant. So afraid that he really wants to stop having sex. I don't really know why, but it makes me feel like I am ugly and he doesn't want me. I mean, I know that he want me and he really does want to keep going but he is just so scared. I don't want to say that our relationship will change dramatically, but I do think that it might change a little and maybe we'll be a little farther apart. I am afraid that my desire to always have someone and not to be alone will make me turn to someone else. Which I guess brings me to my next point on how sex changes people.
Ben in one of my really good friends. He has always wanted me and I have always flirted but haven't gotten too close. The other week, I got too close. We went to his house and I gave him a blow job. Ever since I have started seeing him differently. I'm seeing him as an object of desire. I shouldn't be. I am with Matt and I actually regret going to Ben's house and doing what I did. i regret it like crazy. And Ben wants this other girl named Rachel. She sits on his lap and he wants her so bad that he pops a woody whenever she is around. It is wrong, but I get so jealous. I want to be the one that people want and it's like I am being turned down left and right. Am I that undesirable?
I have always been so weird about sex. I guess I should have started this letter by saying that. I've always needed sex to make me feel whole. It's like if someone doesn't find me desirable or attractive I am nothing. This is what started my quest to be perfect (which I am falling back in to). Is there really a reason for being here if no one wants you?
That's it, word for word. Enjoy the evidence of my psychosis.