We’ve all had those nights as single women. You know the ones.
You’re lying in bed, your mind starts going places, and the next thing you know
your ex-boyfriend is coming over because you asked texted him in a moment of
weakness or you’re headed over to his place because you finally gave into his
incessant requests.
Eh, it happens.
You’ve done what you both came to do, you’re lying there
together, and then comes the awkward-after-sex “stay or go” debacle in your
head. You want to stay together and cuddle because it’s familiar and feels nice
at the moment… but then again, you can’t help remembering all of the things you
want to do in the morning and, let’s face it, you kind of just want to be in
your bed alone and not have to deal with him when you wake up. Plus, there’s
that whole “HA, I showed him” power you feel by leaving. So, you go home. Or,
if he’s at your place, you insinuate in a very polite way that you have a ton
to do in the morning and need to go to bed, hoping that he gets the hint to
leave.
Ah, you just had a booty call with your ex-boyfriend. No big
deal, right? After all, it was just sex, right?
WRONG!
Come on girls, you looked at the box when he pulled out that
condom (“Excuse me, you BETTER be using a condom when you're having extracurricular activity with your
ex-boyfriend”-Momma A). You know EXACTLY how many condoms were left in that yellow
box. And, the next time he comes over for a late-night rendezvous, you’ll be
thinking about that number when he pulls out that box of ultra-ribbed… wait,
hold up, that’s an opened box of her pleasures he’s got this time. You know you’ve
never used those with him so who has he been using them with? Has he been
having sex with someone else too? He wouldn’t do that, would he?
Yes. Duh. Of course he would.
Did you really think you were special at 3am when he took a
cab over to your place because he was wasted? Love you and hate to break it to
you but you’re single now and so is he. Sorry, tough love here because I’ve
BEEN THERE, dealt with these thoughts, and in the end always come to
the same conclusion: Sex with an ex is NEVER just sex. You are keeping tabs on
him in a subconscious way and, though you didn’t realize it at the time, you’re
letting him have an effect on your emotions in a very negative way.
Sex with an ex may be nice and it may be fun but you’ll
always get hurt by it in some way or another. You will refer to it as “just sex”
and seemingly feel no emotions towards your ex until you discover he is having
sex with someone else. At that point, it’s personal and you’re going to feel a
little hurt. And, when emotions are involved you will realize that sex with an
ex is NEVER, ever just sex.
What do you think? Is sex with an ex ever really just sex?
What do you think? Is sex with an ex ever really just sex?
-A
if ders so much to think den take it as a fling.....m nt d xpert on dis...u c neva got d chanc....
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment! And that's fine you aren't an expert, take that as a good thing! No one needs to be an expert on this topic, it's too much a dangerous situation to get into!
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