WM texted yesterday morning inquiring about my Thanksgiving. He spent Thanksgiving by himself as his elderly parents are not allowing him in the house due to his public facing job. His new boyfriend spent the holiday with his wife, who he has not yet divorced, and kids. Within a few minutes of texting he used the adjectives hot and sexy in separate texts to describe me. WM was flirting. Undoubtedly, he was looking for intimate companionship.
About a week ago, I saw a new profile on Scruff with a picture of a man looking very much like WM. I wasn’t sure it was him. I didn’t message the guy. I didn’t want to start another online conversation with a forty-something guy if the man wasn’t WM. I have several of those conversations that have been going on for months which show no signs of ending during this pandemic.
During our interaction, WM confirmed the profile was his. He said he was about to take it down. His last text was very suggestive. I opted not to give WM what he wanted.
I didn’t ask WM about his relationship status. I don’t care if he’s being monogamous. It’s not my business if he’s not living up to his promise. I don’t intend to restart activities with WM as I don’t want to be that man. I don’t want to be the other man who helps facilitate an affair, which, will ultimately hurt another man. I’d much rather spend time with him outside of the bedroom but I haven’t heard from him since our brunch a month ago. It seems removing the WB from FWB doesn’t mean a friendship will be maintained.
It’s now Sunday morning. WM’s new profile is still active. His hunt continues.