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I was wondering if there would be a guy that would still be interested in me. I have pcos (non contagious disorder) compounded with a digestive disorder. When I was 19, I started to gain a ton of weight, even though I was active and eating healthy. I gained over 100 pounds over the last 10 years. When I turned 29, I was at my heaviest, and no matter what I did, I couldn't lose weight, plus I felt really sick. So, during these years, I kept my distance and didn't date.

I am 31 now, and lost over 100 pounds. I am 134 pounds, and continue to lose weight and get back to normal. However during my ordeal, my body isn't as great as it used to be, so I have slight stretch marks and mild hair loss. I am outgoing, caring, and sweet (at least that's what everyone tells me). My friends tell me I'm pretty and adorable, and I make them laugh.

Now, I haven't dated in a really long time. I can't eat out at a restaurant because I can only eat very specific food that I have to prepare (not by choice, it's the only thing I can digest). I still know how to cook, and I could make regular meals for my guy, and he could eat it all if he wanted. He could also go and pick up whatever food whenever he wanted, because I can't eat it. I can go out for several hours, and it usually goes well if it's colder outside. Although, if it's hot out then I do get a bit sick/faint and would just need to stay inside or find a way to cool off (like at the beach, just be underneath the big umbrella).

It is a bit difficult to meet new people, since I work from home. I don't need someone to take care of me, because I can do that myself. I would like a partner in life, someone who cares for me and I for him. Someone we could share adventures, stories and support one another (emotionally and career wise). If I tried a dating site, usually they want to go out to eat, and I don't know if there would be a man that is ok with my situation? What do you all think?

I am currently in a technical high school which offers 3 shop classes to me in the electronics department. After completing the course after two years, I will receive a diploma of the course and a license to work in that field.

I am currently 15 years old and I have been blessed with the opportunity to take these courses for free which offer me a license of completion.

The options are A+ which is computer repair, and building computers/ motherboards.
Pre engineering - which deals with electronic components, copper wiring, and just the engineering field of electronics over all.
Or CISCO, which deals with networking routers, hacking computers and their IP addresses.

I like all of them, and their difficulty level for me is the same. Over all what do you think would be the better career choice. Not only discussing salaries but life skills, and job availability as well. Such as the easier it is to get a job in that field. And how it will help me in my everyday life.

if you know anything I'm talking about, please help me decide! Thank you :)

I don't know what to pick. It's either not see my boyfriend for 8 years or more so I can finish college and get my masters or I move with him and find a way to make that work... he's in the army and being relocated soon. He'll be in the US because he's changing his MOS. He has to go through training again to do what he wants now. I'm 20 and he's the love of my life. We keep talking about our future together when we marry. I know 8 years apart is bound to break and I can't lose him. There is no one like him in this world and he's my rock, my love. He's the best person I've ever met. No one has the ability to be as caring and gentle as he can be. No one could ever replace him. He's changed my life since we met and it tears me apart at the thought of being without him forever.

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The article posted above discusses the possibility that men are intimidated by successful women, because it emasculates the man. This is idea is something women have been forced to think about a lot, but usually when it comes to being a "good" mom or having a career. But does this choice need to happen sooner if we even want to have a relationship?
So what are your thoughts? Can women have it all?