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EdaOffline
Woman. 33 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 30-40
Mother, skateboarder, dog lover and an artist. I am Honest, Open, Happy, Goofball, Serious when needed. I truly love myself!!! I think its best to love yourself before jumping into a relationship. I am not looking to jump into a committed relationship right away as I'm still working on my life and my goals. I'd like to spend time getting to know one another hanging out as friends and seeing where it goes. With kids in the mix I can't rush anything however do want a serious relationship sometime in the near future just want to take it slowwwww and can't devote all my time and effort on a relationship as my children and my life progression come first...as should yours. If you smoke Weed or enjoy any illegal hobbies I have ZERO interest in chatting. Cigarette smokers are iffy... I don't want it around myself or my kids so if you love urself I would assume you are in the process of stopping, right? If you like to travel, I'm not for you. My children and I have a very set routine with a very stable family/home life. The occasional weekend trips 2 hours away is the extent of my travels. I have to pay the babysitter. So please be respectful and pay for whatever we choose to do...dinner, coffee etc... :- :-) I know taking out women off this site must get expensive. Who wants to invest in a $50 meal when they are not getting laid... Right?
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MarguriteOffline
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
I am a honest and caring person, I love to laugh and have a good time! You must be able to make me laugh and get my sense of humor! No games or drama please! If you do not have a picture please keep looking, sorry! Anything else just ask.....
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CoraleeOffline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
I think it's time for a profile change, so here goes.I like to think of myself as a smart, funny, pretty, interesting woman. My friends agree. :-) I'm currently in the middle of a huge career shift, which includes pursuing my masters degree in Mental Health Counseling. A big change from working in the corporate world, but I think it will ultimately be far more fulfilling. I love to spend time out with people (people watching with friends is great!), I love to spend time home by myself with a good book. I'd really love to find someone to snuggle up and watch a movie with. I like to stay pretty active, but I truly enjoy being able to unwind after a tough week, too. So, a nice balance between work, play, and relaxation would be good. I keep myself pretty busy, but I'd like to find someone to help fill the spare time I do have. I'm working a full time job, plus a part time job, and going to grad school, so I've learned not to waste my time on people that don't put in the same effort. But, if you are worth the effort, I'll do whatever I can to spend as much time with you as possible. I think lately I've learned more about what I don't want than what I do want. Every time I think I nail down what I want, when I find someone that matches the description, I realize that it's still not quite right. I fully believe Mr. Right is out there though. I just haven't figured out exactly what that is. I do know that I need someone that has intelligence, ambition, and a curious nature that enjoys adventures. There are two things that will stop me immediately if I read them in a profile. 1) Answering "no" to "do you do drugs" then listing "420" as an interest. It's ridiculous. It may not be a hard drug, but it is, in fact, still a drug. 2) Talking (or even hinting) about your (lack of) money problems. Are gold diggers really such a huge problem in your life that you must warn against them in your profile? Really??PS - I'm not a big sports fan (though I've been known to sit through a game or two) or super-duper outdoorsy (I do like to hike, but I haven't been camping in years). Sorry! First date is usually a relaxed drink somewhere. Either at a bar or at a coffee shop (as long as I don't have to drink coffee, yuck). It's usually the easiest way to just sit and talk to get to know each other.