She is maybe 23. She is very dependant on being in a relationship.
(I have never been alone for too long.) I don't know if that's due to some personal issue or personality type. But she got pregnant by this guy who wasn't very good for her at 17, and had a child, and then was dating some older married guy who basically just used her, and then moved in with this guy who had custody of 4 kids and became his free babysitter.
(That could happen to anyone. )
She went to nursing school but then hated being a nurse. I don't know what she's doing for employment now.
(No surprise! Nurses have to touch people, etc. I can see myself deciding to do a job that means I have to overcome myself in the future)
She is very pretty and that is important to her. She also seems to be concerned that her friends be pretty.
(I want to be very pretty. Really really... And I wouldn't hang out with people who don't take care of how they look or smell. It's not my fault that the smell of dirty hair makes me feel really nauseous.)
When she talks she ends every other sentence with, "yeah, right" in a way that makes it sound like she really means, "no, you're stupid." There is a bit of a sneer to her voice.
("Yeah!... Yeah... Mhmh. Exactly, yeah..." Oh no! Maybe people think I'm just being fake and mean. I think 1/3 or i/4 of the people find it really annoying. They look at me in such a way. And I keep trying to be sarcastic. I say things like, "As if!" and "Yeah! Of course!" in a raised pitch, so people know I don't mean it.)
She kind of oversees conversations rather than taking part in them.
( I'm often rather shy about talking, because I can't see the difference between friend topics and small-talk. I just say a few words, I agree or hold my tongue. I'm still curious about the people, so I observe them. I see how they react to things and I try to understand their inner world. I try to look very shy, but I guess I might actually look like I'm just eavesdropping and staring.) She arranges gatherings (like bridal showers, etc.) and takes pride in getting the gatherings just right and making them beautiful and perfect, but then doesn't seem to enjoy being at them.
(... awww... yeah. I want everyone to have fun and I try to plan everything, so I tend to over-plan. When the party starts, I'm still finishing up things in the kitchen or running back and forth between smaller groups... I might look busy in stead of having fun.)
Any ideas? I know it isn't much information but this isn't someone I see all the time.