I've never been in a relationship with 28 … What am I doing wrong?

I'll be 28 tomorrow and never had a boyfriend. Even my 20 years I struggled with shyness and great fears of rejection, but I realized that the only way to find love is to risk rejection. I have very conservative religious beliefs and hopes to find someone who respects him. I've been on two dates in my life – when he was 18 and a few months ago. Earlier this year, I joined a dating site Christian online and continued since then. I discussed and talked on the phone with several different types … met one. He was interested, but I'm not sorry. Having a online profile helped me believe in myself. Many have told me how attractive I am in a physical, emotional and spiritual. I recently lost 50 pounds and have the intend to lose more. I wear a size 16/18 and get tons of compliments on my fashion sense all the time. I teach teenagers is out of my shell! = D I do not know what to do?

Well, the best way to meet people has a connection with is doing things you would do and not often. This way you can know simulate people with intrests. If you like reading go to pensioners / Barnes and Nobel …. If you like sports go to sporting events or to participate …. But the truth is that when you stop trying or looking for love and focus on you and only you …. It's when love will find you. Good luck!

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