A month ago: after two dates (and perhaps some saki), Dan told me he loved me and suggested we go to Las Vegas to get married. Proposing to a virtual stranger is one thing; telling them you love them? Freaks. Me. Out. I warned him, told him to stop with the nonsense because, truthfully, I was just looking for a fun drinking partner that didn't live too far away.
3 weeks ago: Dan & I met my sister Tiffany and her most recent/probably-soon-to-be-ex-boyfriend for drinks and got into a huge fight that included a stony-silent drive home. Correction: HE got into a huge fight because I was disrespectful by letting her tell a story about a man I had kissed in a bar. Forgive my lack of omnipotence, but am I really supposed to control everyone else's stories? He said he didn't want to see me again, I casually said, "fine, whatever", but when he called the next day to apologize and begged me to go to the beach for the weekend, I agreed.
2 weeks ago: he dumped me again because I couldn't tell him if he was wasting his time with me. I told him I no longer wanted to ride his bipolar express when he pleaded with me to go away for the weekend, like nothing had happened, a few days later.
The plot thickens: apparently Crazy Dan has been dating a woman, Lise, off and on for the past year. She contacted me through a mutual friend because she wasn't sure I was aware that he was already in a relationship. When we realized he'd proposed to and asked BOTH of us to go to Ohio over Thanksgiving to meet his family, it became a "you can have him", "no, you take him" battle for the roller-coaster drama queen.
Lise and I have been emailing back and forth, sending photos, and exchanging ideas for the perfect confrontation. She's amazing - an intelligent, funny, animal crusading cutie. Truthfully, I like her much more than I ever liked Crazy Dan. Oh, this is gonna be good...
11 comments:
Please take a video camera.
p.s. Can we get married straight after when you're free.
Maybe you should marry Lise, seems men are just too hard to deal with.
~Candy
oh mannnnn I so wanna be a fly on that confrontation wall!!! ha ha ha :D
is this the car salesman? Maybe he was trying out different models to compare before he bought... or maybe just a jerk.
i think you and Lisa should date but BOTH show up for thanksgiving. :)
Dan's going to learn a lesson...a much deserved one!
Rule #1 Don't propose to TWO women
Rule #2 Don't invite two women to meet your family.
Sheesh Crazy Dan! LOL
-M
To be polite, you should both bring a covered dish. I have some great recipes you can use.
Dan is in a crap load of trouble....
Wish you could videotape the confrontation ;)
I can understand why this guy comes across like a freak, but I'm bipolar too and it sort of bummed me out to hear the reference. I know it was important because it seems to be the best reference to him. Hope your doing well Quindigo and that life isn't treating you crappy. I've missed you know. ;)
Hi Quindigo, Just dropping in to say hi and hope you are well. I miss your entries! :)
-Michelle
Monty: I've gotten over my fear. Should I move there, or are you coming here?
Candy: in the end, she was the pathological liar. Who knew women were capable of such deceipt?
Haphazard: we never reached the confrontation finale...the best laid plans, etc.
Darren: the car salesman was last month. Keep up! ;)
Wiz's Wench: he finally picked the best date - his son!
Michelle: how great it feels not to be on the receiving end of all this "lesson learning"!
Sarah: haha...I was thinking cookies or cupcakes, but you may be right.
Slick: coming soon to a youtube near you...
Stephen: are you kidding? How could I not love bipolar people? My best friend and half my family share the trait, but I'm sorry if it came across uncomplimentary. He lashed back by calling me a "whore and an alcoholic", though, so it all worked out in the end.
Michelle: I've been SLACKING, but I'm back!
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