SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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SidOnline
Man. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 36-46
I'm a dedicated father and a loyal friend. I'm dependable and motivated. Perceptive to things that usually go unnoticed. Intelligent; more right-brained and creative. Nonjudgemental. Confident but not arrogant. Focused on continual self-improvement. Positive thinking. Masculine but sensitive. I'm a romantic. Kind, compassionate, encouraging, present and a good listener. I'm active and outdoorsy, sometimes more on the quiet side, individualistic, but love to laugh with good company. I enjoy exploring the outdoors, new adventures, supporting and sustaining local businesses, art design, pottery, photography, camp fires, wine tastings, laughing and whistling.You should contact me if you have a balanced blend of independence, intelligence and a sense of humor.
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EadeOnline
Man. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 34-44
I am a good guy trying to meet someone special who doesn't mind kids and is looking to have fun. My goal in life is to successfull and to be happy. I like to have fun but sometimes just sitting around watching movies spending quality time getting to know someone works for me. Dinner, movie or even hanging out works. Someplace quiet to get to know each other....
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TerahOnline
Man. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 33-43
To start with, I'm very shy. At my job as a lab technician I hardly even look at people, let alone talk to them. An advice column I read in a newspaper a while ago makes me think I must have Asperger's, but what can I do? And anyway, even Miss Manners doesn't know everything, hard as that may be to believe. Beyond that, I guess I'm nerdy. I love novels and popular science books. I like T.V., although, excepting "Star Trek" and "Futurerama" reruns, if it's not on PBS I'm probably not interested. The science and nature and interview shows, those British mysteries (";- it's just as well I work second shift, since otherwise I'd never turn it off. If anyone else saw "; last weekend, you should definitely write me; we can talk about the greatness of Judi Dench, a subject on which I, for one, could go on all day. For music, increasingly I listen to classical, though occasionally I can still sneak in some of that old-time rock, like the Killers. On weekends I go to museums and go hiking with my dog. Anyway, I'd love to meet a person I could talk to and do simple things with. Though I've been getting braver about seeing movies by myself, I'd still love to have a date, terrified though I'd be at first. A person who makes me smile, and who hopefully would be at least moderately amused by me in return, is all I (or anyone, I think) could ask for. Oh, I don't know. If it was summer I might say a picnic, complete with a covered basket with baguettes and a wine bottle sticking out. Or else, tennis: I'm like the new McEnroe (not really. Actually, I haven't been on a court with a fence high enough to keep me from smacking the ball over it every other shot.) As it is, did I mention I like museums? I expected to fall asleep but ended up enjoying myself a lot. Just sitting in the audience before the curtain came up and looking at all the people was memorable.