Meet the Other Phone. Child-safe in minutes.

Meet the Other Phone.
Child-safe in minutes.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Relationships

Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. If you need help urgently or expert advice, please see our domestic violence webguide and/or relationships webguide. Many Mumsnetters experiencing domestic abuse have found this thread helpful: Listen up, everybody

See all MNHQ comments on this thread

Once in a lifetime.

164 replies

ItsAGThing · 07/10/2017 05:39

Everything I know about myself, everything I am, my entire being to the very depths of my person, my soul, is telling me that I have found the One. The one woman who has been in the deepest part of my heart the last 20 years. We met when I was 25. She left me speachless. The first time I saw her I became a believer in love at first sight. She was a fledgling friendships sister. She was also dating a friends friend, and so I never pursued her, even though I craved her company.

16 years later, we have been reunited. Both business owners in towns 35 miles apart. The moment we met I was 25 again and about speachless. Brain fog. She completely captivates me. We've talked a lot. She is the most intelligent woman I have ever met. I even told her that her mind is what I am most attracted to. "You are such a smart woman, and I find that sexy as hell." I think those were my exact words to her. That's saying a lot as she is a drop dead gorgeous woman. She has my heart and she knows it. I find I can't help myself from opening up to her and sharing my deepest feelings. I've allowed her to peer into my self uncovered as never before. She has seen me, paged through me like an open book and knows exactly who I am. Everything inside and every part of me wants nothing more than to sweep her off her feet, in doing so be swept away myself for the rest of our lives. She leaves me speechless often. Sometimes with a look, a smile. Most men would label her: beautiful. But she is so much more. Her mind absolutely fascinates me. She is more than I could ever have dreamed possible. I could never grow tired of listening to her speak. Everything about her is right for me. "Take my breath away" becomes a reality whenever I see her. My emotions were stirred today like never in my life. Never have I experienced such an intimate moment as a long drawn out hug from her today. Never has my heart been moved in this way. Never have I felt this way. In her presence, life is more precious, every moment is experienced, remembered. I could effortlessly spend eternity with this woman and never tire. I could happily spend the remainder of my lifetime lost in her eyes. I would hold and cherish her till the day I die. I know it as certain as I am about anything and every truth that exists But no matter what happens, someday I will be old and grey and when I look back on the life I lived, I know that this woman was, is, and will forever be, the true love of my life and my breath till the day I die. There will never be another. We look perfect together, we compliment each other. (Her words, in a text and good thing as reading those words lit me up and I was probably grinning like a fool. I know my heart skipped many beats and pounding to catch up.). I sure hope she sees the good in me. Oh man!

OP posts:
FloweringDeranger · 07/10/2017 15:53

You lot are priceless.

lollipop7 · 07/10/2017 15:59

@Allthelightsgoout he sounds dim as a toc h to me.

Tatiana1986 · 07/10/2017 16:02

I bet he's one of those nutters who bangs on about Earth being flat on fb Confused

This is just beyond bizzare

Casmama · 07/10/2017 16:03

Lollipop7 the reason I said to do something about it is because if she is not interested then she will presumably tell him so and he can move on.
I suspect self absorbed and dramatic rather than crazed but you may be right - either way I'm not sure nurturing these intense fantasies over a long time is helpful

DonkeyOaty · 07/10/2017 16:04

So let me get this straight. You wax on uxoriously about your lady love, fine. We poke fun at the overblownness, which is also fine.

Then we get mansplained about staffing figures. Not so fine.

Finally we get called names, yes?

Superb.

Maelstrop · 07/10/2017 16:10

This is the worst flounce off a forum I have ever seen. DFOD.

lollipop7 · 07/10/2017 16:10

@Casmama I know what you meant I was being a bit facetious, sorry.

I can't imagine this person being able to tell a woman he is attracted to - no obsessed with - without it being utterly traumatic to the object of his desire. He sounds as though he's intending to clamp himself like some giant narcissistic limpet to this poor creature. Somehow I don't think he would go away easily or accept that his feelings aren't reciprocated. Let's face it he is convinced they are from a hug.

It's frankly all hugely sinister if it is real.

BoreOfWhabylon · 07/10/2017 16:19

Are you in the USA @ItsAGThing? Your language suggests you might be.

We have several posters here from the Americas, posting from the darkness of their keyboads when we are posting from the daylight of ours. And vice versa.

Mostly they are quite sensible though.

justkeeponsmiling · 07/10/2017 16:23

Ok, but do you have many leather-bound books? Does your apartment smell of rich mahogany?
@PressPaws best line ever!

annielouise · 07/10/2017 16:52

He's American I think and I don't think we're used to people being this effusive (you chose the wrong audience OP). Some of his words sound almost Shakespearean:

"You've fed off enough of my light. Back to your darkness. Back to feeding off each other's negativity. World is full of this kind of sickness and diminished mental capacity. Over vaccinated bunch of creams.. .I'm out of here."

LazySusan11 · 07/10/2017 17:14

Am I missing something here? Op joins MN only to tell total strangers how much in love he is? Being in love is great, meeting that one person who lights you up like no other is special but why the need to tell MN?

I’ve missed a vital point haven’t I I haven’t Hmm

DawnMumsnet · 07/10/2017 17:37

Evening all,

Many thanks for the reports about this thread. The OP seems to have, ahem, left the building, so we'll probably never know what he meant when he called us an over vaccinated bunch of creams...

Okay everyone, back to your darkness.

BoreOfWhabylon · 07/10/2017 17:46

I think he's Andrew Wakefield

HostaFireAndIce · 07/10/2017 17:57

Do you think he's an anti-vaxxer?! Shock

BoreOfWhabylon · 07/10/2017 17:58
Grin
AnyFucker · 07/10/2017 18:33

Over vaccinated bunch of creams is a great insult though

I salute you, Nobhead

Nubbled · 07/10/2017 18:57

Paragraphs won't kill you.
Also 🤢

whirlyswirly · 07/10/2017 19:31

Grin AF. It really is!

SpongeBobJudgeyPants · 07/10/2017 19:34

You've fed off enough of my light. Back to your darkness. Back to feeding off each other's negativity. World is full of this kind of sickness and diminished mental capacity. Over vaccinated bunch of creams.. .I'm out of here..

Are you quite well OP?

corlan · 07/10/2017 19:39

Not sure it's such a great insult when none of us understand it!

MsGameandWatching · 07/10/2017 19:39

Is creams supposed to be "cretins" do you think?

IronNeonClasp · 07/10/2017 20:49

Hilarious. And flounces!

Creative fiction at its worst! Wink

Lexieblue · 07/10/2017 21:51

Well that escalated Hmm

Wonder if the next cheesy blockbuster Rom com will have a forum flouncing scene in it.

HappenedForAReisling · 07/10/2017 22:02

Not a romance writersmile. Inside I marvel

Ah, comic-con then.

HostaFireAndIce · 07/10/2017 22:03

Oh, cretins - that’s a good call. I presume over-vaccinated isn’t a typo though Grin