I Deeply Miss Role Playing With My (Ex) Boyfriend

Summary

The author is on a relationship break with her boyfriend due to his workaholic nature, and she deeply misses their imaginative role-playing interactions.

Abstract

The author is experiencing a relationship break, emphasizing that it's due to her boyfriend's workaholism rather than personal issues with him. She expresses a profound sense of missing him, particularly because of his participation in her love for creating scenarios and role-playing. She cherishes how they would transform mundane situations into interesting and sexy scenarios with their imagination. The author reflects on whether the distance is making her heart grow fonder or if she's merely succumbing to the allure of 'could have beens.'

Opinions

The author appreciates her boyfriend's kindness, sweetness, and ability to engage in imaginative play.
She values the role-playing game as a way to add excitement and break routine.
The author questions if her longing is due to genuine affection or the romanticizing of what could have been.
She hints at a deeper connection through shared creativity and playfulness in their relationship.

I Deeply Miss Role Playing With My (Ex) Boyfriend

I’m currently on a relationship break. It has everything to do with my boyfriend being a hardcore workaholic and nothing to do with who he is as a person.

I miss him.

Because he’s kind and sweet, and most of all instinctively knew how I love to play the “imagine” game.

I’m a writer, I love to create scenarios. And he plays along.

It’s wonderful to see how a seemingly mundane thing like queueing up to use the porta-potty at an event can become interesting and sexy with imagination.

We’d imagine where the people ahead of us were thinking and make up dialogues to go along.

We’d even role-play.

A fun way to break up routines and infuse excitement!

Does distance make the heart grow fonder, I wonder, or is it just an attack of the ‘could have beens’?

I Deeply Miss Role Playing With My (Ex) Boyfriend

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