#Status: Single. A 6 Month No Man Mission
<editorsnote> Nerds, meet my buddy Tiffany. She's a love addict who is now purging herself of men in the hopes of finding a cure. Think she can do it?? She has given herself six months, and I only have one more thing left to say ... HIT IT TIFFANY!!</editorsnote>
#TalkNerdyToMeLover's @nomanmission
In my life things tend to happen when I absolutely least expect it, in ways I could have never dreamed up, with people that I never thought possible. It is a trip. Life has a way of flying in like a whirlwind, spinning me around, throwing me off path, and then putting me back down to look around. That is where I am today. I am amazed at how quickly life can change, it is astounding.
With 10 weeks left on my mission, it happened to me. Life came in. Life came in to ask me how important this mission is to me. Is it so important to finish out the next 10 weeks being "man-free", or should I tread headlong on the path to possibility? There have been many enticing situations along the way, but nobody has caught my attention enough to make me really consider how little or how much 10 weeks matters in the grand scheme of life....until now. Until now, the idea of possibility was just that-and idea. Here I sit today with real, true possibility and the only thing standing in the way is the 10 short weeks I have left to complete this mission. So, I ask myself? What is 10 weeks? Is it worth it? I feel like the only thing that holds any true worth in life is connection, and at this point on my mission, and in my life I can't turn my back on it. So, modifications and amendments will have to be made for the remainder of my "6 Month NO MAN mission". When something special comes along, there is no damn way I can turn my back on it just to prove a point to myself, or anyone else for that matter.
I realize that I have many people watching, and holding me accountable to my mission, but at what point do I draw the line? At what point do I take my life out of the close watch of those who are getting much more pleasure out of my mission than I am? When is time to just let it be, to not fight the natural order of life? When is it time for me to let go and let live? The time is now, because that is all any of us have.
