Honey, you are wanting two opposing things at the same time. For your own mental health, you have to pick one.
I understand that I can be reinstated in 6 months, but that does not eliminate my present desire to have a relationship
First of all, let's assume you want, more than anything, to be a good Jehovah's Witness girl. Even if you do get reinstated in six months, you will not be marriagable material. You are probably looking at several years of dedicated service to be acceptable to a good brother. Besides, to be a good Jehovah's Witness girl, you should be putting away your temporal natural desires for a higher, purer, calling. Your statement is very selfish and self-centered. Worldly, in fact. You want your desires taken care of right now. After all, the New World Order is coming any day, and that is where your focus is supposed to be. And the fella has to be on the same midwave as you - disfellowshipped, but eager to go back.
What if your primary goal is to have a meaningful relationship because you are painfully lonely? If that is your primary need, going back to the WTS is not going to help you. See above. If having a meaningful relationship soon is your primary goal, you may have to give up your desire to return. Again, expecting a fella to be on the same mindwave as you is pretty selfish. My honey and I have been together for three years now. I have become accustomed to his rhythms and habits, and he to mine. And believe me, he has some mighty strange habits. But no matter how much we are alike, he is still his own man with his own dreams. There are lots of great men out there, regardless of the status the WTS has given them. Why not concentrate on making friends, period, regardless of a person's supposed status? ....and let nature take its course.