And then later I met a boy. Well, much less of a boy and more of a man, at least. Maybe it was just his freedom or aura of independence that attracted me to him because to be honest with you, I haven't found a white guy, other than the ones in the magazines or on the silver screens as attractive as he was in ages. Maybe never. He was like a god. And he came up to me first! (Rock climbing adventure with Diana today was a brilliant idea.) It was funny because when we first came in, we saw from far away him taking off his shirt. Diana said, "Damn, see, HE has a nice body," and I replied with, "Ehh, he's too skinny," and then she said, "Well, yeah, kind of." And we brushed it off. We'd been there for about an hour, unbeknownst to us, we were late for our threading appointment, but that's besides the point. And then we just sort of hit it off, probably because autobelays hate me I swung everywhere, I dunno, think damsel in distress sort of thing. Then we started talking. He moved here about a week ago for grad school at GW, from NY, which I thought was ironic because I'm moving in about a week for school in San Diego. We talked a lot actually. And it was good. I realized he wasn't as skinny/scrawny as I thought he was. Just basically 0% body fat, and all muscle? With a pair of the most beautiful deltoids I have ever seen in my life. Wow, I sound like a creep. But it was true. He really had me at the, "Yeah, it's cool, I basically wake up every morning walking around the city doing whatever I want to do, whenever." But that's really it. Nothing too interesting. I don't even really remember what his face looked like, but that his hair was really odd, curly, pretty long, and best of all, sun-bleached. It was odd, but it looked good on him and it suited him. He just looked so natural. Sort of the opposite of me, but not even halfway in between. Although he didn't have a beard. But I think he looked just fine without one.
Rock climbing is so much fun though, and I think if I could spend my entire day there I would. Hopefully I get to go again before I leave. If not, I hope I can find people that climb at the REC Center, etc. at school as nice and as real as them. I seem to be missing a whole lot of real in my life, and I think that's just what I need.