Asdis,

Be careful!  There are lots of men (and women, in my experience) that pick
up the vibe from someone who is "needy" and end up using then throwing them
away.

Folks usually find their "soulmates" in ways they least expect.  Linda is
right about "time tables".  You can't make it happen, but if your heart is
open--and careful--you will find love.  I may be wrong, but often when you
find you don't "need" someone else, and can be happy being single, then you
start meeting people who have the qualities you're looking for.

I would be careful about the internet and dating.  I can be a dangerous way
to meet others.  On the other hand, my ex-wife met her current husband (a
Brit) on the 'net, and appears to be wonderfully happy.  Have you
entertained the idea of seeking out a disabled man?  You might find someone
who really "understands".  Just a thought....

-Kyle

-----Original Message-----
From: Asdis Jenna Astradsdottir [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 3:04 PM
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Hi Linda and everybody,
Very beautiful saying. I feel better today. The man hurt me very much. I
met him in America last summer. He sounded very nice. Maybe someone is
waiting for me. I am not the type who wats to be alone. I want a family and
wonderful partner. I have to wait and see. I am doing very fine in school
and I will finish next spring, wow. I cannot believe! I will write to you
later, I am hungry afer a long school - day.
Greetings from Iceland
Asdis