So the inevitable happened. The new person and I kissed. This was hard for me, seeing as the meaning of a kiss to me is something important (also I’m in a serious relationship) and I don’t think this situation should have deserved a kiss. This kiss wasn’t as meaningful as what I believe a kiss should be. A kiss means something. I’m not, and never have been, the kind of person that will just go out and kiss any guy for kicks and giggles. In fact, before today, I had only kissed one person. Believe it or not, I was ok with that. I told the new person today, I liked my track record. What I really meant was that I LOVED my track record. I was proud that I was faithful, almost innocent, consistent with this one thing. But I digress.
It took me a while to let the kiss happen. I just kept thinking about how much it would hurt the person I love if he knew what I was doing. But then I just thought to myself, “Go for it, just to see what it’s like. Just to compare.” So that’s what I did. I let myself go. And for those few seconds, I wasn’t thinking about anything but the kiss. Let me share what went through my head.
“I can smell his breath… Well this is new. Do I like this? I kinda like this. I can still smell his breath. He tastes different too. Damnit, I wish I hadn’t eaten those piroshki. This is different. This is really different. Oh, hey tongue. Whoa! Tongue! OK, too much tongue, way too much. This is weird. Well, maybe I should stop.”
Immediately afterwards, I felt horrible. My state of mind completely changed from being in the moment and focusing on the kiss, to not being able to get my mind off of the boy I love. I kept thinking about how he would feel if he knew, about how I betrayed him; you see, I really do love him more than anything. I couldn’t stop myself from crying. I felt evil, I felt like a lying cheater, I felt like my father, who has cheated on my mother on more than once occasion. By this time I really couldn’t control my weeping. I really tried my best to tone it down. I had turned into the one thing I never wanted to be. I always thought it was such a horrible thing to do, I still think that. I never saw how someone could do that to a person they love. But now I see.
This is how: you get bored. Plain and simple. I was bored. Part of the reason I got bored was due to the fact that I only get to see my boy once a week. ONCE A WEEK. That is so unbelievably hard on me. Once a week I get a comforting hug, a few loving kisses, and maybe a bang. It’s not enough. I get lonely and I miss him and I have no outlet for my physical frustration. Or at least I didn’t before until I found this person, and my boredom encouraged me to go ahead with this. It felt so good just to simply be hugged, then to be touched — being poked gently in the side or secretly getting my hair ruffled, his hand running up my leg. He’s there almost every day and that makes it easier to give in. I’m almost relieved when I see him, just knowing that he’s there. That’s the part I have trouble explaining — my sense of relief.
After I got over my crying fit and we both said “I’m sorry” to each other numerous times, I felt better. I didn’t feel so bad. I hate to say it, but it was hard for me not to do it again. It only made it harder that he kept trying, or at least that was what it seemed like. He would get closer to me as I stepped backward, that silly grin on his face and that look….that look in his eyes.
I know this is already super long, but I just need to say that if we were to kiss again, there are some things I would change. I’m used to one certain kiss, and I like that kiss. Bottom line.