A Little Bit of Venting!
 

A few weeks ago, my mom's eccentric friend sent her an email telling her about a friend who is looking for a woman in her 30s. Madame Eccentric thought of me and told mom about him. Mom replies to her despite my protesting. Eccentric replies wanting to know a little bit about me. Mom sends her a brief description about me. There has not been response yet. However, I am upset because I am at all interested, but my mom went ahead with it anyway (she told me "You never know"). I don't like to get set up or fixed up. I'd rather get to know a guy first as friends and see where it takes us. Why do they (my mom and Madame Eccentic) have to do this to me if I objected to this opportunity? GRRRR!!!!!

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Live a little darlin' lol . . maybe he is a real Dish (can men be "dish" or is the plural dishes?).

But seriosuly, those of you that always have to be friends first need to live a little . . . take some emotional risks lol.

Uncertain infatuation with an unknown quantity is the height of passion.

OH yeah, I wish I could bottle me some that :)

Hey - my relationship is the very happy product of a mom hookup. :)

You never know. He is probably weirded out about it too! Talk to him on the phone first - it might turn out better than you think.

Actually, Madame Eccentric didn't reply to mom's email describing me. Not even to let her know she got the email and that she would follow up with the other party in question. She does send her email, but forwards mom philosophical rubbish (nothing against philosophy). It is not the guy's fault in that department. I am still not interested, but at least she should have the decency to reply to mom.

Another possible scenario:
Maybe the guy found the woman he wanted, but hasn't reported it to Eccentric yet.


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