Marianne Dashwood?

I've been meaning to comment on this for some time, but I keep forgetting. I was somewhat surprised when I took the Jane Austen heroine test and found that I am most like Marianne Dashwood. For one thing I DO NOT play the pianoforte very well. Also, I find it very hard to forgive her for not being in love with Colonel Brandon from their first meeting. Come on, Marianne! He's got the whole package! All Willoughby has going for him are his good looks and charm. He doesn't strike me as the type of guy who will get up with the baby in the middle of the night. Her worst offense is becoming so heart sick over that blackard (see how angry I am? I've started to use my cache of British swear words!) that she nearly dies. Pathetic.
I am thinking of writing a book about surviving divorce as a young LDS mother. I am not a psychiatrist and can't offer any professional advice, but I can offer my own experience. I wish I had a lot of money and some business know-how, because I would also love to open some sort of non-profit organization for women like me. I would offer professional counseling services, attornies who would work for little or no money, child-care services for mothers who are looking for work or going to school. I would offer women like me help getting into school and paying for it. Sometimes I think that people don't know where to start, so they just never do. I've felt like that before. I've been very blessed to have my parents help. They have really saved me. I have a friend at school who is also a single mom. She has no family here. She works at Wal-Mart full time and also goes to school full time. She has a 4-yr. old daughter also. They live in the projects and take the bus or a cab where ever they go because they don't have a car. I just can't imagine doing this alone.