Side note: I'm seriously considering changing the title of this blog to "Blogs about boys"--but then I'd be obligated right? :-)
Anyway, I went to a show this weekend (part of the Indianapolis Hip-Hop Festival), and I watched a group called "Sub-Surface" do their thang. I was immediately drawn to one of their emcees, yes, he had dread locks and was awfully good looking- so you already know. Dude had nice flows, his lyrics seemed thoughtful and well written. I was impressed, and I'm thinking this guy looks strangely familiar but I can't place the face. They perform a few songs, I'm diggin' their style, so I get the hookup from a friend and go backstage. I find the dude from Sub-Surface and I'm like "Hi, good show, I like your music." We make introductions and chat about music and things. Then out of no where he says"Oh my god, I know you. You don't recognize me do you?", with this big grin on his face. I'm a little puzzled by the grin so I stand there speechless, thinking, you know something I don't?
Long story short, turns out I used to babysit this guy when he was like 7 years old. I was probably 13 or so at the time. I remember him as a skinny, snaggle-toothed, little boy who always tried to open the door when I was using the bathroom and did just about everything else he could to drive me insane. His dad owned a clothing boutique and would totally over pay me and usually bring me something new whenever he picked up his son.
I immediately felt like a dirty old woman. Granted, he's a grown man now, but once I realized who he was I couldn't stop seeing him as a little boy. I felt weird about finding him attractive and treating him like a potential suitor. Knowing who he was took the wind out of my sails. Frankly, it creeped me out and I felt like a bit of a pedophile. It's silly I know, but when he asked if he could call me sometime I lied and told him I had a boyfriend. We exchanged e-mail addresses though, and I'll keep in touch.
Small world.
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
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2 comments:
hahahaha too funny.
Oh, I've had those moments. I was chatting up some very cute guy one day until he said something about how he was in this "Skates for Jesus" thing (as in, skateboarding) and now that's he's 16...
(I'm 31)
I was so horrified. I'm still embarrassed about that to this day. But goodness knows, I mae many a man feel the same way when I was younger. I looked muuuuuch older than I was.
What goes around comes around, I guess.
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