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LeoOnline
Man. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: woman. In age: 38-48
Some adjectives that I would use to describe me include:-ADVENTUROUS;-EASY-GOING;-EMPATHETIC;-HONEST;-;-HUMOROUS;-INTELLIGENT;-INTENSE;-INTROSPECTIVE;-KIND;-LIGHTHEARTED;-PASSIONATE;-PERSISTENT;-PERSONABLE;-RESPECTFUL; and,-SOPHISTICATED, YET UNPRETENTIOUS.(These personality traits were listed in alphabetical order, so please do not think I am necessarily more "adventurous" than "honest".)THIS IS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR: A female "best friend" / confidant, that will hopefully gradually, at its own unrushed pace, develop into a lasting, intensely loving relationship. I want someone I can easily confide in, and receive the same in return. As great as sex can often be, I am not a "one night stand" type of guy; it only comes after an emotional attachment.At present, I am busy with personal goals that I must achieve, but I am lonely in the romantic sense of, "Oh, it would be nice to be with a lady who knew EXACTLY what I was thinking." I am unquestionably willing to commit to the right person for a lasting relationship; however, at the moment I need just a little bit of space and some time before settling down entirely. I want to shower you with the attention you deserve, but at the same time, I cannot *** own needs entirely. Sometimes, I am not selfish enough, if you understand that. It's best to be candid here because otherwise I am wasting my time and yours. Games, like Trix, are for kids. The first date all depends on our mutual interests. I generally have a really good idea for a first date, but it will have to be a joint decision both, otherwise I may find myself alone for the date. . .
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JayeOnline
Man. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 42-52
I'm a stylish Southern Gentleman, born and raised, comfortably between trendy and dull.A healthy skeptic, and technically an atheist, I suppose.I write fiction and poetry, and have an underexercised talent for photography and other visual arts. I read voraciously, and prefer libraries to bookstores, unless they're used bookstores.’;King of Horror," and still enjoy the occasional vintage pulp/trash fiction.I love movies, of all kinds, except the crap kind.-noir, anything with Bogie, Hepburn or Grant, ***s American new wave, experimental, existential, horror, exploitation, blaxplotation, rednexploitation. If there's value to be found, especially skewed, I can appreciate it.Like Ms. Jett, and the Arrows, I love rock 'n roll first.***country, and eventually came back to that, too.-90s punk and other quality sounds.Do you -Draw inspiration from the past to create each new day?-Think knowing the rules of grammar is a moral imperative, and knowing when to break them is an art?-Find the smell of a used paperback shop an aphrodisiac?- Learn to hammer copper in a 19th-century forge than hang drywall in the house you hope to flip? Are you old enough to know better and young enough to get away with it anyway?Do you not exactly fit the above, but get the idea? If you're at all interested, take a chance. All you have to lose is a quick "hello."
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JordynOnline
Man. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 39-49
With two daughters, a sister, mother, and ex-wife I thought what I needed is another woman in my life. Just in case, that was sarcasm. Sometimes in text it is not as clear.I am on the quiet side but once you get me talking you may regret it. My daughters are teenagers ***& ***so we have our share of drama. They are with me every other week. My understanding of teenage girls has not been perfected with time. I go to church most Sundays but it doesn't keep me from wanting to cuss people out on ***going to and from work. Being married for most of my 20's and 30's I am too rusty to have any "game". I enjoy going out for a movie or dinner and occasionally a bar but if it is too loud to talk to the people you are with it kinda defeats the purpose of hanging out. I dislike shaving so most of the time I look like I have two-day beard. Think the gray has about taken over which I like to blame on the teenage daughters but realize it is genetic. As long as it stays I try not to talk bad about it. Like most music... even some of the stuff my kids listen to... with some of my favorites being Billy Joel, Harry Connick Jr. I am not good at spelling so spell check is a must have.As far as what I am looking for...someone who could explain when my girls tell me I wouldn't understand because I am a boy. Does not need big plans for every weekend and can be content with the occasional night at home. Obviously physical attraction but not sure how you put that into words you just kinda know it when you see it.