I've Been Dating a Younger Guy for Three Years
Chapter 1
I’ve been in a relationship with a younger guy for three years now. This morning, I woke up and, like always, tried to kiss him and say good morning. But he moved away instinctively, looking somewhat disgusted.
He’s just turned 21, still in college, and already he's pushing me away.
He got up, grabbed his phone, and went straight to the bathroom. Moments later, I could hear sounds of him pleasuring himself. My heart shattered.
I sat there on the bed, stunned, listening to him in the bathroom. Watching as Adam picked out his clothes, sprayed on some cologne, checked himself out in the mirror, and then hurried off to school. Not once did he look at me.
I picked up Adam’s iPad from the nightstand and glanced through his chat history with a lingerie store salesperson.
Salesperson: It’s been a while since you last shopped with us. We have some new items in stock.
Adam: Not interested anymore. I’m not into her at all now. I’m just 21, and she’s already 35, nearly 36. Her wrinkles gross me out, I can’t get it up.
Salesperson: …
Salesperson: Really? You used to buy from us frequently. You said you loved your girlfriend.
Adam: I felt something for her because she was easygoing and took care of me. She always made up first when we argued. Now, it’s just pointless. Being with her doesn’t feel like a relationship. When I find someone young and cute, I’ll shop with you again.
I scratched my head and laughed at myself. I’d seen this chat last night, but I still tried to test him. He’s fallen out of love with me. He’s repulsed by my aging.
His ideal girl is probably the one whose photos he looks at before heading to the bathroom.
I fell back onto the bed, surprised that I didn’t shed a tear. For a woman my age, crying and breaking down just isn’t dignified.