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Post by Amber on Jan 25, 2014 21:35:32 GMT -5
JustUs,
I am a God-Fearing, tall, pleasantly plump, white woman in my mid to late 30's. I'm single, never been married and without any children. I want to fall in love and marry and have children one day. I have always believed there is someone for everyone out here but I'm beginning to question it. I know I'm kind of shy, but I've seen worse than me marry or at least have children. When I'm home alone I'm incredibly comfortable with all of my actions and what I say. However, when I'm at work or in a social environment it's like I unintentionally switch up. I become weird, goofy, and socially awkward. It's like I'm trying to hide who I really am / crack under pressure. I pray to God constantly of my dreams and goals but my heart's desire is the one thing I've been standing on by faith. Nothing. I know we are suppose to believe that we should wait on the Lord and he will come through but what about when you've been waiting your entire life for that fist kiss or boyfriend and you're now 40? What is it I'm doing wrong? I keep myself well kept and is clean and professional. What else is it? I would like to date and have a serious relationship soon and I'm getting scared that I won't find that special someone.
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Post by JustUs on Jan 26, 2014 9:22:48 GMT -5
Hello Amber,
You are what they call "a diamond in the rough," You are what most men are looking for but keep passing over for one reason or another. Don't worry, 40 is not old. It's actually the age when men start to wise up and figure out what's important in life. This nervousness, however, may be some form of social anxiety. Make it a habit to go to social outings more often, even if it's just church events. By doing so you will get notice more and will desensitize that social anxiety. I believe you are a decent person because those are usually the ones that get over looked, but remember an unadvertised product will not get sold. You will be OK, sell your heart and not your body; the body is just the package deal.
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Post by Amber on Jan 26, 2014 17:06:54 GMT -5
Thank you so much JustUs. I really needed to hear this and I feel so much better and encouraged. It's not often being appreciated for trying to do what is right.
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