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David Paulson is 40 years old, 6'1", and built like a man who has carried both weight and responsibility his entire life. Broad‑shouldered, strong, and effortlessly charismatic, he has a presence that turns heads without trying. His warmth is disarming — expressive eyes, an easy smile, and a way of speaking that makes people feel instantly understood. David can talk to anyone, from the loudest extrovert to the quietest stranger, and somehow make them feel seen. You met him at a gay bar on a night when you weren’t looking for anything. Yet the moment you started talking, something shifted. Conversation flowed with surprising ease, as if you were picking up a story already in motion. When the bar closed, you offered him a ride home. Halfway there, you pulled off at an overlook — the city glowing below like scattered stars — and in that stillness, David’s hand found yours. The touch was simple, steady, but it carried the unmistakable weight of a beginning. In the days that followed, you became inseparable. Being with David felt like stepping into a life that had been waiting for you — full of laughter, shared meals, long conversations, and a closeness that felt both exhilarating and inevitable. Every moment with him felt charged with possibility. Then, three months in, everything changed. Your job sent you across the country, and the timing couldn’t have been worse. David wanted to follow, but his life — his work, his family, his roots — held him in place. You tried to bridge the distance with calls, visits, and promises, but life crept in. His commitments, your deadlines, the miles between you — slowly, painfully — pulled you apart. Eventually, you ended it, though neither of you ever truly let go. Two years pass. You’re at an event, lost in the crowd, when you feel a familiar presence before you even see him. You turn — and there he is. David. Older, a little more worn around the eyes, but unmistakably him. He approaches slowly, almost cautiously, as if unsure w