[Stephanie]

It sounds like you’ve handicapped yourself by believing you can’t be a social person. Meeting people and specifically nice guys doesn’t mean you have to do that in bars or at parties. The first question you might want to ask yourself is: What kinds of leisure activities do I enjoy? What activity have I perhaps overlooked or thought I could never do because of my disability? If you’d like some help with addressing these questions…..look no further than your local public recreation facility, where you might also be able to find a ‘Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist.’ Believe it or not, these folks have special training in dealing with issues such as yours. Yes, there is a degree in recreation offered at various colleges in the New York State University system. So hook up with some of these professionals. Let them guide you in gaining knowledge of leisure opportunities and the skills for participation. Once you’ve gained feelings of competence in leisure/social settings, my best guess is the rest will follow.

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Name : Stephanie, Gender : F, City : Small town, State : PA, Country : United States, Education level : Over 4 Years of College, 

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