So, there must be tons of stuff that my relationships have taught me. Right? Tons, like...uh...well...
Hm.... Can't think of anything at all off hand. Because everything I think about that my ex-boyfriends taught me is what I don't want in the next boyfriend. Geez, that sounds terrible. And I'm sure it's not true. Actually, I can say that all my exes without exception are basically good people, we were just poorly matched.
So what has all the dating I've done taught me? Honestly, I don't have a great overarching lesson here. Except maybe to always be yourself, because however pretty the facade, a some point it will crack. I think it was Chris Rock who said, "You don't go on a first date with someone, you meet their representative." So I find myself often representing myself as the person who I would like to be perceived as being. My representative smells better than me, is tidier, is more patient than I am, and shaves way more often.
But what a self defeating practice. While there is nothing wrong with running a brush through my hair, I would do well to remember that the whole getting to know a person thing would be much easier if I actually let them get to know me.
But getting back to my original point, I guess it is good that my exes showed me what I won't stand for. Because that in turn, helps me understand what I do stand for.
And as my grandma would say, "if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything."
-Heidi
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