* BIG HUG *
I don't know what to tell you because I'm absolutely ***** when it comes to relationships. But I was reading in your diary and thought I could help you out with your mosquito problem, if you're still getting bitten...
I come from the prairies in Canada, so we get mosquitos pretty bad, and they seem to LOVE me, so I always got it the worst whenever I went out somewhere, but a couple years ago there was an e-mail going around saying different things that repel them. Dryer sheets: I think the 'Bounce' brand ones work especially well, if you have a clothes dryer use those, and you can rub the sheets right on your skin (mind you, not sure I'd do the face.) Bananas: I think this has to do with blood sugar, but they say not to eat bananas during the summer months because the mosquitos are attracted to the smell. You can't really change this one, but mosquitos are attracted to fairer skinned individuals. We always advise to wear dark clothes. The worst times to go out are at sunrise, and in the evening around sunset, and always try to stay off the grass so you don't disturb them.
Now from personal experience, use vinegar on your bites. Yes, it stings, and yes, you'll probably curse the first few times, but it helps It's also better if you do it before you scratch. (Trust me on this, my bites were usually the size of a two-pound coin if I didn't do anything to them.) If you find something called 'After-Bite', buy as many as you can. It's basically a vinegar dispenser shaped a bit like a pen, and if you're as much like mosquito food as I am, it'll be your best friend. Mosquito coils (we called them 'doodoo coils') are good for if you're outside, or in a well ventilated area, as are citronella candles.
Now, if you can get mosquito spray the stuff containing DEET is the strongest. There's some questions that it [STRIKE]might be[/STRIKE] probably is really bad for you, but if you're out in the sticks and they're eating you alive...
And yes, I come from a place where they have to drive around in trucks at night a couple times a summer to spray (actually, they 'fog' the city- sounds much nicer) malathion (yes, it's as toxic as it sounds) all over the city to try and kill those little b*st*rds
Anyway, I'm sorry I can't help with anything else, just know I'm sending lots of hugs hun, and I hope that everything works out for you, and that you're happy, because that's what is important.