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PpakcOnline
Woman. 58 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 40-57
I am not a paying member, so you can *** ***
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BonnieOnline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
Well here goes...I love going to concerts, the lake and camping, art walks, playing board games, hanging with friends, festivals, hooping, a good beer! I like to travel whenever I have the means to do so. The farthest I have been so far is Israel. Family is the most important thing to me.. I dont have any kids of my own and not really sure if I will ever want any, right now just enjoying my nieces and nephews. I can be a very private person but as I get to know someone I can become more open, but im not an open book so if you want to know something you have to ask. Laser tag:)
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JuanaOnline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
I'm easygoing, easy to please, and easy to get along with. I don't like drama. I love camping, hiking, traveling, basically I just love being outside. I would choose a fun weekend camping in the woods, drinking beers, enjoying the outdoors to bar-hopping any day.I am a musician. I play several ***, and would have to say that music in any capacity is my biggest passion. I love concerts, and especially love going to music festivals. I am not really a major fan of newer country (although I am a fan of the older stuff) or rap, but I do occasionally find myself in the mood to indulge in a song or two from those genres. I am a bit of a hippie. Not a pot-smoking, tree-hugging, free love type hippie. But I love nature, tend to be more politically liberal (although I choose not to identify with any party), and of course I am a music junkie. Plus, when the mood strikes (which is often), I'm known to pull out the long, flowy dresses that I buy at festivals. :)I live in a big, old, beautiful house that I share with 3 other housemates. We are all pretty close, and there is never a dull moment when we are all here together! I have a 9 to 5, M-F job. I never work weekends, so you can pretty much guarantee that I'll be up for anything when I'm not at work. :)I'm not looking for someone to impress me with their flashy cars or rock-hard abs. I'm looking for someone genuine, someone honest, and someone who has the time to put into a relationship. If your job is more important to you than the people that you care about, then don't bother. If you don't feel like you are "able to spend the time with me that I deserve", then move along. I have tried to make it work with these types of people, but I generally live by the idea that your life is only as busy as you choose to let it be. If you truly want to make time for people, then there is almost always a way.Also, I deserve your respect and honesty. If we go on a date, and we don't hit it off, or you just aren't feeling a connection, then speak up. Don't tell me that you'll call, and then drop off of the face of the earth. You guys may not realize, but this is one of the most cruel and disrespectful things that you can do to a woman. Trust me, being told the truth will hurt everyone much less than being left in the dark to wonder where you went wrong. If a problem arises, I want to be told. The silent-treatment is a cowardly way to handle an adult situation. So let's be adults.-times blatant honesty, then perhaps you could be the kind of man that I am looking for. And if you are, then I look forward to getting to know you :) Our first date should be very chill. Grabbing a beer at a local bar, or hitting up a local festival or street fair. Somewhere where we can talk to and get to know one another. Dinner is optional, but I never expect it, nor do I expect the guy to have to foot the bill. The less stressful the date, the more easily the conversation will flow. And what is the point of a first date, if not to get to know one another?