I've come to the conclusion that human satisfaction is probably one of the rarest things on earth.
You save up for months to buy a phone. The day you finally get it, your brain immediately starts campaigning for earbuds.
You buy the earbuds. Suddenly a smartwatch becomes an urgent national priority.
You get the smartwatch. Then your shoes start looking like evidence from a historical archive.
The cycle continues.
It's almost as if the human brain runs on a subscription model where new desires are automatically generated every month whether you requested them or not.
Which is why I sometimes wonder:
Has there ever been a human being who woke up one morning, looked around, and genuinely said, You know what? I have enough. I don't need anything else."
Because from my observations, the wishlist never ends.
It simply updates itself.
So there's this woman in my neighbourhood who is older than me but looks younger. We became friends about a month ago while working on a project together. I've visited her place a few times and found out she has 2 kids, so I mentally put her in the friend zone and moved on.
Recently we've been talking more and hanging out more frequently. Yesterday I was at her house and at some point she touched my crotch area it seemed like it could have been accidental so I let it go.
Later I asked for a cup of tea and she went to the kitchen. After a while she called me in to help with something. When I got there we were standing inches apart and there was no obvious reason she needed help. When I asked what was wrong, she bent over and pushed her ass into my crotch. I fold grabbed her waist and she started moving against me. I was very aroused but something made me pull back. I told her I'd wait for the tea in the sitting room and left.
She brought the tea, we talked for about 3 more hours like nothing happened, then I left.
The thing is I'm not even sure how I feel about her beyond friendship. I don't know if I should address what happened, let it go, or what. What would you do?
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