So small I look so young, doesnt help getting relationships

Im in my first year of collage at the University of Indiana. I had a good relationship that ended over the summer. I look so young is hard to meet to girls in school. No one stops me but those who I meet in class and then learn my age and that I have CF and had a transplant when I tell them. Any others oout there that have the same problem meeting new b/f/ g/f's?

Just a thought here.....where do people really come from? their hearts or their appearance?

If your heart says to be yourself and enjoy what life you do have....you will flourish! if trying too hard to meet is not bringing returns, its not meant to be. Wait for that special person to find you, she, may be a pot of gold!!.

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Kathy, mom to identical twin boys with CF (9yrs), daughter 20, grandaughter 2 1/2, one on the way!

 
If there is a CURE for Cystic Fibrosis this very moment and this is "not soon enough"...you would hear this twins mom "Across America" "YESSSSSSSSSS"!!.

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I am 18 and I am 5 foot. I am diabetic and I also have liver disease because of CF. I am single and looking for a guy with CF.I get so lonely sometimes and I want to find love so bad. Nicole from Indiana.

Lauren, I know the feeling, I am 18 (almost 19) and the other day I was carded for a PG 13 movie!!! it drives me nuts! I am at collage and have moved out of my parents house. I go places and strangers will aske me where my mother is! it is incredably frustrating. I just broke up with my first boyfriend (turns out he just thought I was little and cute) but I know some guys are different, they are just harder to find, and probibly well worth the effort. I have some friends who are older with CF and have great guys. once people get you know you they have no trouble beleaving your age. usually I try to shug it off, but I have to admit that the ocational sharp responce to somone who thinks I am 10 goes a long way to makeing me feel better (untill the guilt kicks in anyway.)