Life, love and movies

The topic of relationships in the gay world seems to be ever present and a cause for much navel gazing and contemplation, I don't remember the issue being discussed quite do much in the straight world .. but perhaps I just missed that. Having a had a series of long term relationships and being ended somewhat abruptly by me I don't consider myself to be an expert, and being single is somewhat of a novelty to me. However despite this people ask the usual suite of questions.. do you want one?... where will you find one? ... what do you want? ... what about marriage? ... I generally respond, maybe unfairly, with the question 'why do you need one?', wants and needs being different. Of course I ask myself this very same question all the time and no doubt have the same answers as everyone. People don't really want to be alone and we all need to be loved , wanted and needed, and we have to admit sharing life with another does bring its own unique joy.
So where is all this taking me ... waffle waffle ... I think like anything in life a relationship does not come easy, it doesn't come through the post and doesn't pop up out of the ground. The only way to meet a guy is get out there and go where the guys go, do what guys do, my best relationships have started from friendship not a one night stand. We all have goals and aspirations and have to work to achieve them a relationship is the same, be it at the start, the middle, or forever. So we have to change, set goals, decided what we want, not who we want, not a tick list of the prefect the guy who must meet our requirements ... sharing wants and desires is always the best part of a relationship. Sigh .... I think I have said enough for now .. more later perhaps after I gather my thoughts ......
Well the night culminated in going to see a movie, that Tom Hanks one, Da Vinici Code. Now I was thinking how nice it would be to do a movie review, a critique so to speak. Alas we went to the see the 11:40 showing and after the usual onslaught on Ad's it got started at 12, by which time my eye lids were heavy, and I promptly preceded to sleep almost through the whole movie. I did wake for all the loud bangs (action sequences I think they are called), but the thoughtful quiet moments sent me right back to sleep. So I will either have to wait for a flight or the DVD to see the whole movie. If you know who did it, don't tell me! I'll wait to see it again!