Maybe I'm just meant to be alone?
Throughou the entire day I was waiting for a message from Jenny, even if it was just a "no, I'm busy".
It never came.
After work, I went to basketball as we had an early game against HBK. I hit two jumpers during the game, but at the end, for the third time in a row, I nearly staged a one man comeback. We were down by six with a minute to go and I hit a three in some guy's face. That could've easily started something but our mindset just wasn't there.
The week before, I hit a three at the end of the game which brought us a lot closer. And the week before that, I hit a jumper and got a steal late in the game to nearly bring us back.
As I sat down after tonight's game, I felt excited that I had hit a three. This was the second game in a row that I had hit a three. Imagine the commentator in the last game, "80 games between the last three he hit, and that one right there, unbelievable isn't it?"
Especially when you consider that I used to be a three point shooter.
However, the excitement was mixed with resignation. I had resigned to the fact that I would be alone for the rest of my life. Maybe being partnered with someone just wasn't for me. My immediate urge was to go out to a basketball court by myself and practice threes; not to go home to someone I loved and someone who loved me.
After eating with the team, as I travelled back home, I started getting angry. Angry at being lied to again. I think I give the words of women too much weight - if they say they will get back to me, I expect that they will. Is that too much to ask?
I began thinking about cancelling the contract I was on with the phone number I lent her. I went home and dug through my bills to see if the contract was up. I think it is. I pictured messaging her telling her to transfer it into her name so that she would bear the costs from then on.
Yes, that's what I'll do.
It never came.
After work, I went to basketball as we had an early game against HBK. I hit two jumpers during the game, but at the end, for the third time in a row, I nearly staged a one man comeback. We were down by six with a minute to go and I hit a three in some guy's face. That could've easily started something but our mindset just wasn't there.
The week before, I hit a three at the end of the game which brought us a lot closer. And the week before that, I hit a jumper and got a steal late in the game to nearly bring us back.
As I sat down after tonight's game, I felt excited that I had hit a three. This was the second game in a row that I had hit a three. Imagine the commentator in the last game, "80 games between the last three he hit, and that one right there, unbelievable isn't it?"
Especially when you consider that I used to be a three point shooter.
However, the excitement was mixed with resignation. I had resigned to the fact that I would be alone for the rest of my life. Maybe being partnered with someone just wasn't for me. My immediate urge was to go out to a basketball court by myself and practice threes; not to go home to someone I loved and someone who loved me.
After eating with the team, as I travelled back home, I started getting angry. Angry at being lied to again. I think I give the words of women too much weight - if they say they will get back to me, I expect that they will. Is that too much to ask?
I began thinking about cancelling the contract I was on with the phone number I lent her. I went home and dug through my bills to see if the contract was up. I think it is. I pictured messaging her telling her to transfer it into her name so that she would bear the costs from then on.
Yes, that's what I'll do.

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