I spend my days below 14th St. and generally above Canal. I’ve had girlfriends. I’ve been in love. I’ve had my heart ripped out and handed to me by numerous women. I’ve done my share of ripping too. These are stories of my New York.
Anonymous asked: You're possibly the only person I 'know' that can help me with this... I'm really successful in my 9 to 5 (to 7pm or 10pm) job. He's part of the so-called 'brunching class' that makes enough from his job as a DJ that he can pursue his other interests in the daytime. Our schedules just aren't always compatible. We try, but we just can't see each other as often as we'd like. We want to make it work ,but I have to ask, is there a future?
What’s he doing during the day? Acting and modeling?
I kid, I kid.
Honestly it’s probably good that you don’t have the same schedule. A lot of the time couples, especially new couples, spend way to much time together anyway. There is available time the two of you can spend together, you just have to pay a little more attention to detail, schedule things a little more rigidly, and just make the most of it. If you really want to make it work you will.
Time is a pretty simple thing. It’s numbers. You can figure it out. The real questions are about lifestyle, and that is a whole different animal.
