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Posted on October 21, 2010 by Take2| Leave a comment
“A friend with breasts and all the rest, a friend who’s dressed in leather” Placebo
I went to his house. He made me breakfast. The best breakfast he’s ever made me actually. We went to his room. We sat on his bed. And we talked.
For four hours at least. We caught up on each others’ lives, what we had been up to, our friends, and all that normal stuff. At first it was like we were still together, and I’d just been away for work for a few weeks.
But then we started talking about us. Bachelor Number Ten apologised again for the break-up happening over the phone. He said a few of his mates were not impressed with him for breaking up with me. We talked about all the things we still hadn’t done together (like going to Dreamworld – apparently he really wanted to go with me to Dreamworld). We talked about what we first thought when we met each other. We joked about awkward moments, and the fact that we had never discussed whether or not we were ‘boyfriend and girlfriend’.
Bachelor Number Ten had a little speech prepared about how much I had made him question himself and how much he had learned about himself by being with me. He cried a few times but it was really lovely. And a good excuse for me to give him a cuddle. Which I did. In his bed.
But we didn’t sleep together and there was nothing inappropriate going on. No suggestion of being fuck buddies, no suggestion of having ‘one for the road’.
We talked about our emails and asked questions. We talked about the money issue. We talked about our ‘first fight’. We talked about everything really.
It was almost like the fact that we weren’t ‘together’ anymore now gave us the freedom to just be frank and honest with each other. It’s really funny actually, but I learned more about our ‘relationship’ in those four hours than I had ever been able to extract in the previous four months.
