Online Dating In The City

Earlier I wrote how I didn't want to write about the marathon runner because I thought there was going to be a second date. Why did I think that? The first date wasn't bad, it wasn't the greatest, but it was definitely better than the last date I went on. Specs Tall Great job, he is a Civil Engineer Introvert (according to mama Jo that is a great quality in a husband) Has passion for running - having passion for something is a good quality Mama Jo was convinced this was my future husband. He mentioned he was an introvert, but said once he got to know the person he opens up. Talking to this guy on text was like pulling teeth. It was so painful! Not only were the conversations boring, it wasn't going anyways. He asked me, since I work so much how would I find time to date? I told him if I was interested in the guy I would make dating my priority. He then responded, "You do realize given your looks and body any guy will want to be with you a lot". I rep...

I work 6-7 days a week. I barely have time to cook let alone commit myself to online dating. My friend mama Jo (she is actually only a year older than me) has agreed to online date on my behalf. The reason why she works as suppose to my friends who have tried is because she is fully committed. She is happily married and has a job, she is a successful VP at a large corporation, but has committed herself to my well being over her job. Mama Jo talks to these prospects on my behalf, once they show interest mama Jo tells me, and then I log onto the site and read their profiles and the conversations. If they seem interesting I agree to meet them. I trust mama Jo's taste in guys in terms of looks, job, and husband material qualities. My first date mama Jo set up I went on, was with a marathon runner with a great job, but I won't go into that in case there is a second date. Yesterday I went on another date set up by mama Jo. She had forewarned me, "this guy is not husband mate...