Never enough. Or am I too much?
Unlucky in love is what I am for sure.
You’re cool, a good girl. An awesome woman who is smart, funny, caring, nurturing with a good head on your shoulder. Any man would be more than lucky to have you on his arm as his life partner or wife. That man isn’t me though.
The all too familiar ‘it’s not you, it’s me’ send off.
When I find myself in the same situation repeatedly, I am compelled to do some self-assessment which begs me to question…
-What am I doing that lands me here over and over again?
-What is it about me that drives them away or gives them pause?
-Why am I not enough?
Here I am, almost 50…wondering.
Am I unlovable? Oh, I’m fuckable…friendable (is that even a word), one with whom you can have deep meaningful conversations on everything from world politics, religion, to social issues and the latest fads, laugh, joke and be your silly self. But, I cannot have your heart.
All of the aforementioned is what he (each and every “he”) wants in his life partner/wife/mate…sans me.
Oh, but we can still be friends.
Yeah…. NO. I am not into collecting male friends like souvenir magnets to hang on the refrigerator door.
Another thing I know for certain is I am tired. I am sad. I have virtually no hope that things will change. I have nothing left to offer in the area of optimism. It is time to accept the hard truth that I will probably be alone forever. My RSVP will never include a plus one.
Well-meaning loved ones rush to offer words of encouragement and positive antidotes to affirm admonitions of how important they think it is to remain hopeful and steadfast.
Not now. Please…. Not. Now.
Sit with me. Hold my hand. Hug me tightly…quietly.
I Am Chocl8t 
Wow. I have absolutely nothing to give in the way of advice. You truly ARE sexy, beautiful, intelligent, and all of the rest. I have always found it astounding to find women, such as yourself, at a point where they simply cannot find a loving relationship in their lives. One would think that it would be easy.
I find myself constantly waiting for that moment in which I feel that I am “finally dateable” (family responsible, overall attractiveness, etc.). I certainly hope that when I do reach that point that I will find someone even half as awesome as you. They say that there is someone for everybody, but I guess “they” don’t know what they’re talking about. Wishing you luck in turning your situation around. I’m 64 with every hope of finding that “someone”, and not the least bit discouraged so don’t give up. V.
Thank you love!!
*family responsibilities
There a lot of things I want to say to you. But the most important thing is that you should talk to my girlfriend Nekiesha-Michelle. http://www.nekisha-michelle.com/loveinaday
She will get you straight. She will whip you right into shape. And help you find love. So if you’re ready for straight shot and no chaser reality check. Check her out.