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From: Julie.Aman@f120.n226.z1.fidonet.org (Julie Aman)
Newsgroups: misc.handicap
Subject: Dating/marriage
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Date: 18 Oct 90 03:43:31 GMT
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Aaron,
    You indicate that your friends are married.  Get to know their 
spouses.  What *should* happen when a friend marrys is that you gain 
a new friend in your friend's spouse.  (if s/he weren't worth 
befriending, your friend wouldn't be marrying her/him)
    It is not uncommon for both spouses to work to support a family, 
so the sufficiency of your income is not a real issue.  What do you 
do, anyway?  Are there opportunities to meet people at your jobsite? 
Are you a religious person?  If so, there are usually non-worship 
group activities sponsored by most churches/synagogues.  The most 
important thing is *don't give up*!
    I met my SO (significant other) at a local science fiction 
convention.  People are everywhere, so there is always hope that 
*the* person is there, waiting to become acquainted with you.

TCOY, 
- Julie

 ~ SLMR 1.0 ~ Intelligence is the *ultimate* aphrodisiac.

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