I noticed that a disproportionate number of the congratulations have been from women. I think that most of us men are a little too crushed to respond- but I will voice my best wishes. If you are moving for a man I will would think that he must have captured your attention and love so I will assume that he is something special. I hope your move goes smoothly as does your new life with him.
Yes, it's right, so here's it to all those who still have crushes on me (of course you may still have them, but your chances have just shrunk by about 99 %):
I'm officially off the market for guys now.
That doesn't mean I've become lesbian, no! But during a short, spontaneous easter vacation, me and my love interest Frank have decided to pick up our loose ends and tie the knot, so to say. I have applied for an internal transfer to a Seattle job position, and if everything goes fine, June 1st will be the day I move up the coast.
I think it was time for me no longer to test the waters, but jump right in and see how it works out. I think this has somewhat come on my horizon since January, and confirmed during February, and now I'm feeling like I have to risk this step: It's an opportunity I don't want to miss out, and if I don't do it now, I think I will never do it.
I don't know for how long this relationship will last, but I'm pretty sure it will last long enough to make a move up the coast worthwile. We're going to see whether we're compatible for daily life (I think I've passed my test of that during my Christmas vacation), but I'm pretty sure. I've adapted worse conditions.
If everything goes fine, I'll move up during the last week of May. That's 48 days from now - wish me luck!
My grief knows no bounds, but I hope you'll both be very happy.
Yes, it's right, so here's it to all those who still have crushes on me (of course you may still have them, but your chances have just shrunk by about 99 %):
I'm officially off the market for guys now.
That doesn't mean I've become lesbian, no! But during a short, spontaneous easter vacation, me and my love interest Frank have decided to pick up our loose ends and tie the knot, so to say. I have applied for an internal transfer to a Seattle job position, and if everything goes fine, June 1st will be the day I move up the coast.
I think it was time for me no longer to test the waters, but jump right in and see how it works out. I think this has somewhat come on my horizon since January, and confirmed during February, and now I'm feeling like I have to risk this step: It's an opportunity I don't want to miss out, and if I don't do it now, I think I will never do it.
I don't know for how long this relationship will last, but I'm pretty sure it will last long enough to make a move up the coast worthwile. We're going to see whether we're compatible for daily life (I think I've passed my test of that during my Christmas vacation), but I'm pretty sure. I've adapted worse conditions.
If everything goes fine, I'll move up during the last week of May. That's 48 days from now - wish me luck!
Wait, isn't there a positive in every situation?
Doesn't Claire's being off the market make the streets safer at night for us young/hung guys?