Late last year I met a guy during an economic conference. I was a hostess, and he was one of the conference keynote speakers. The guy is a good catch by any standard - very charming, handsome, kind, generous and very wealthy. He's a popular young oil tycoon in his mid thirties and he's unmarried. He is also very gentle, humble and God-fearing, a quality I admire especially in men. During the conference, I was given the task of chaperoning him, and so we were together quite often during the event. I found myself falling for him, even before he opened up and told me that he liked me. He asked me to be his girlfriend,
said a lot of sweet words, and I said yes.
said a lot of sweet words, and I said yes.
He got angry at that point and manhandled me (for the first time ever). He put one hand on my mouth to prevent my screams from being heard, and used the other hand to pin me hard to the cushion. He was apparently very angry at my refusal, and he was actually going to rape me, and I saw it in his eyes. I was scared and started praying inside me. He was really desperate for sex, but at the last minute, he realized he was making a mistake, and he released me and apologized profusely, saying that the devil got into him temporarily. He didn't rape me, but it felt as if he did.
He's been calling me for days but I hadn't been picking up. Then last night he called (I didn't pick up so it went to voicemail). He said that he feels so ashamed of what he did (near rape), and that he couldn't even look himself in the mirror. He broke up with me on the phone, his reason being that 'he is not deserving of me'. I have long forgiven him that slight- and my ignoring his calls was just to punish me, and I even feel at fault because I'm the one who allowed him to perform cunnilingus on me and left him to dry.
I still love him. Should I go back to him and beg him to take me back, because he clearly still loves me and wants me back''.
1 comment:
my dear go back to him. One thing he did not rape he realised himself (man enough)and even apologised he did not feel proud how many of us men can do that now our days. to see a man who is caring, loving and Godly and even apologises to you kneeling down is not easy.
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