Sitting on the ferry back to Vancouver today, I heard someone tuning their cello.
I was facing a wall at the front row, so I didn’t see the cellist. Before I knew it, the cellist had started playing, and was really good!
I thought it was funny that someone would just do a full blown performance on the ferry. They would have to know that they are good, because everyone the ferry is stuck with the music.
It really was great. I didn’t even know that I like the sound of cello! It was so smoothing to my brain, I loved it. I even thought to give the performer some money for the lovely music. I only had a $20…I thought about giving him the $20.
I peaked over the edge of the wall to see the cellist. He didn’t have a hat or a container for money. Ok, nevermind that. He was too high-end for it.
The surprising part though, was that he was quite cute! He was around 28, tall, Paul-Rudd kind of handsome, nice shoulders, chest, and arms, maybe just about to start balding at the back. Too bad about that. He was wearing a lavender v-neck with a dark plum/brown wool scarf draped over his neck. His style was so great.
But most importantly, he plays magically. It was such a turn-on to watch him play. Oh man..
I moved back a few rows so I can watch him play while I typed on my laptop. I already finished writing the interview questions for the first 2 VA interviews, so I was just journelling about life…my depression and lack of animation.
It was a fairly empty ferry. Only two people sat near me and they seemed to enjoy the music. Some people walk by and but no one really appreciated him. When he paused at the end of a composition, I looked around and no one clapped! So I clapped. He smiled.
He played more. I really enjoyed the sight and sound of it all. I understand now why people would pay to see this. It’s a pleasure to the mind.
When people walked by, he sometimes looked up, and I looked up, and our eyes met. I mean, he knew I was there being a fan girl, since I was the only one that clapped.
At the end of the second time, I clapped again. By myself again.
Someone went to chat him up. An older guy. Asking if he was in a symphony, and he was. He was not very social. I saw nervous ticks as he replied.
It was maybe 20 minutes ’til docking. He packed up. I told him he was amazing. Something like that. I asked him if it takes a long time to be this good. He smiled and said it depends.
He sat down near me, with the cello and the chair he sat on. I guess he could’ve returned the chair but he sat there maybe to talk to me. But he was so hard to talk to. I’d ask a question, he’d answer. I’d ask another question, and he’d answer. There’s no asking me questions back. I gave up and went to the bathroom. I came back and didn’t talk to him.
Finally he said, What brought you to Vancouver?
I guess it’s hard for him to find things to say to me. Normally people would’ve asked me what I do for work by now! I made it easy for him!
But we started talking some more. It was time to unload the ferry. We were both taking the bus, so we were walking together. He started walking downstairs. I was like, Um, I don’t think we need to go downstairs… He said, trust me this is better.
I got it. He was taking me down to the car deck, and getting off with the cyclists and people with pets! Smart!!!
He literally took me through the quickest route, even when other people veered off into a building, he was like, This way. And he pressed a button to open the chicken-wired fence! Ahahaha. So cool to learn this. We were the first to get on the bus. So many seats. So awesome!!!
On the bus I told him about what I do, and he showed more interest. He never thought to ask, but when he learned it he thought it was cool. I think he did like me.. he was just not very social. Like Brodie.
I wasn’t wearing makeup, but I had my straight blonde hair and my clothes were ok. I felt attractive enough.
On the ferry he said he got a full scholarship to start grad school in Vancouver, so he’ll be needing to look for a place in August. I mentioned the Haunted Mansion and said I’ll ask about it for him. I asked for his contact and got his business card. He looked cute on it.
But him being so socially awkward, I wouldn’t want to date him. I’d like to hook up one day in the near future, but it wasn’t an overpowering desire. I wasn’t nervous around him. I guess I can be more myself around him because of this.
We got on the skytrain together and sorta ran out of things to say. But oh well. I didn’t hug him when it was his stop of get off. We just smiled and said nice to meet you to each other.
I texted him, added him on FB, and liked his FB page. I knew his reciprocation would be half fast, and it was. His text was not very emotional, he accepted my friend request, and that’s about it. He seemed more fun on his FB profile. I wonder what he’ll think when he finds out about my alopecia. He may be too conservative to accept it. Not sure.
I hope I see him when I go to Victoria, and when he moves to Vancouver. It would be nice to have a makeout buddy when I’m in Victoria!
I’m happy that, I wanted to get to know him while was playing, and it really happened! Not much expectation for this to turn into sex, but it’s a good start. One of my goals for this year is to have lots of fun sex. Building a harem of cute guy friends is the right direction I think. They may all be cool but boring…which means less falling in love and more fun sex haha.
I’m making myself horny….gotta go….
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Fell asleep thinking about him. Didn’t masturbate, just wrapped myself up in the blanket thinking about making out with him. It’s rare that I see someone I like. He must be really cute. I wonder if he picks up fans like me all the time.
To me he is like an alien. His world is an alien world. He is so exotic. And that turns me on.
And today had been such a fun day. This type of encounter is so much fun for me! A cute, talented, fascinating guy who seems interested in me. I live for experiences like this.
It’s kinda like meeting Idriss that week. Except Idriss wasted no time in hitting on me. I feel that this guy, Ashley (I’ve never met a male Ashley before!) takes it slow. He is far too awkward to make bold moves. I’ll have to make most of the moves, and if I do everything he may be scared away. That’s my impression of him. Side chick material he is. Oh man, like how I am to Patrick?
But the more I think about him (the next day) the more I like him. Not sure why.
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Update: Later the next day, after thinking about him all day and having masturbated twice, I felt like I had run out of feelings for him. Have the chemicals run out? Or maybe it’s because of seeing his email reply. It’s not a bad email, just that it’s selfish and non-curious as usual.
I don’t know… I wish I was so attractive that guys will try harder.