Sublime Lover

The second guy that I really made a connection to is known to me by Sublime Lover. I emailed him first and I caught his eye because I mentioned that one of my favorite bands was Sublime, and I was an animal lover. and we really hit it off. Within a few days, numbers were exchanged, and we were off texting, and calling all the time. We talked about everything, and nothing was unturned. We agreed upon everything and we were having a great time. We started getting more and more personal and the harder I fell. After a few weeks of talking, we decided to meet.

We decided to meet on a Friday night after I got off work. We went out for a few beers and he leaned in to kiss me. I was not ready for it so he kissed my upper lip. We laughed and kissed again. I admit that I saw fireworks. We had such a great time that we then went to a park to have a picnic under the stars. We made out and enjoyed conversation. We parted ways at 4:00 am.

The next day, we talked and decided to go to a movie. I picked him up as it was my date and my choice. I got beer and pizza and picked him up. We went to the drive in and made out like we were back in high school. After the movies, I dropped him off at his house at 2:00 am.

We are on Sunday now, and he text me asking if I wanted to go out again with him to watch football. Of course I did. So, I went and met him and we were having a great time. We were talking and laughing, and the subject of religion came up. I am Christian. When I started my story about my past experience with a youth group I used to go to, he stopped me in the middle of the story and asked if I was Catholic. When I responded with “No, I am Christian.” He jerked his head to me and asked me, “Aren’t you Catholic?” I told him that I am Christian, and he asked if I was sure. I responded with yes. It was not less then 15 minutes and he made up an excuse that he had to work early in the morning and he needed to go home. So, we left.

The next day, we talked a little bit, but I noticed things were just different. So, I asked what was wrong. He responded that he was scared and that we were moving too fast. I ended the conversation with “Well, you know my number.”

The new rule: Do not bring up religion unless the person has the same religion.