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You are only 14 and your focus should not be in finding the right guy, marriage, starting a family.
Those are adult issues and you have some time ahead of you.
Right now you need to begin by accepting yourself and loving yourself as you are and for who you are. Your life is just beginning. You have a long future ahead of you and all of desires in life, will happen and will fall into place at the right time.
Start with accepting yourself set goals that are reachable right now. You need to become educated. Focus on being the best that you can be in school. Join activities. Don't worry about friends, because if you are yourself, your personality is going to shine through and people will want to be around you and with you and that also includes guys at the right time. So, priorize, take care of yourself, appearance, health, then organize you school, study time, social time with friends activities..that should be your focus and I promise you that all the rest will happen naturally and when you are not looking or stressing over it.
We all fear rejection and it is part of life, it happens to us all, but if you build up your self confidence, you can stand up to everything life will throw your way, so once again, take your time young lady, don't you rush to grow old, it will happen I promise when you least expect it ok.
Best of luck and you will be just fine...remember focus on school first!
It won't matter how you physically look, or dress, or talk, etc (I just got married to Mr. Perfect and I'm *definitely* nothing special--I'm kinda dorky, I have a big nose, I don't wear makeup, I don't dress girly, and I'm a total klutz who can trip over my own feet while standing still). A good man will see you and love you for who you are, and who you know yourself to be, and will not try to change you.
However, boys at your age are too immature to see that, as are girls at this age to see such exceptional things in a good man. Not that that's a bad thing...it's just immaturity due to lack of life experiences, which you will gain and earn for yourself during the teen years and early 20s...and of course through the rest of your lifetime, but I'm referring to just reaching a point of finding and establishing a committed relationship with the opposite sex.
Like I said earlier, just keep your mind focused on what you expect of yourself and know or figure out what you want in of life. Make yourself someone who you yourself is proud of and proud to be.
Then just wait for the right man who appreciates and loves that about you to come along--I can assure you, it won't take long once you're a little older. ☺
I know this is the LAST thing that you want to hear right now, but you are young and have a full life ahead of you. Pursue your dreams always and forever, the sky's the limit!