I had a ton of fun with the NHL player. He was a total goofball, really nice, and liked to have fun. The night we met, he actually sat at the bar and waited at my restaurant for 5 hours before I ended up giving him my number. He was a genuine, good looking guy who wasn't shy about his intentions, and he had a body to boot. The downside to mister-hockey-cutie-pie was that it was pretty evident he had been hit in the head with a hockey puck one too may times. So, as much as there was this physical chemistry between us, I knew it could never go anywhere... except to the bedroom. I know, I know. You are probably wondering why I didn't just suck it up. I'll tell you why... I can deal with a lot of things, but stupid isn't one of them. To put it in perspective, he bought a Star of David necklace from David Yurman because he thought it looked cool, yet, he's Catholic...
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And then there's the other guy, Mr. Wall Street. Now, I am a magnet for older men, and have been for quite some time. Constantly, from them, I hear: "you're genuine", "you're real", or "you cut through the bullshit". Yeah we all get it, I'm freaking awesome. While I have heard that from gents my age, I have a feeling the older ones probably value it a little bit more, you know, because they have been around the block a few more times. The man that I have spent the last 24 hours with was no different. He was intriguing, successful, and heartfelt, but he's 20 years my senior and sadly doesn't look like Brad Pitt. I thought Fred Astaire was too old for Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face, and the same goes for Mr. Wall Street and me. Besides, I'm pretty sure I don't want to be picking up this guy's Viagra prescription in 10 years, and wiping his ass in 20. Thanks, but no thanks.
So, here I am confronted with two polar opposites. One, I want to sleep with and can't stand the idea of trying to have a conversation with, and the other, I could hang out with all day, but the idea of kissing him makes me feel borderline uncomfortable. Both have asked to see me again. And while it pains me, I just don't think I can do it. Looks like I'm just going to have to chalk it up to a free meal and a good time with both of these guys. Back to the drawing board.
'Til next time,
A Babe In Boston
P.S. If you haven't checked out this video with Kid President yet, do it. It will make you want to dance.

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