SIMILAR PEOPLE
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SaesaeOnline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 18-35
Hi! My name is Saesae. I am never married spiritual but not religious caucasian woman without kids from Huntington, West Virginia, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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AngelOnline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
Fun, Strong, and Independent. Hoping to meet a guy who will enhance my life. I am continually changing and improving my situation and outlook on life. I am passionate in all aspects of my life. I tend to make spontaneous decisions especially if they lead to a big adventure. I am successful and content in my career. Animals are a big part of my life, I showed horses for many years and compete and train my dogs in dog agility. My goal is to find joy and a good laugh out of each day. Honesty and a sense of humor is a must. Something fun and unique. I would really like to get know If we are compatible before going on a first date. I am not thrilled about blind dates and would prefer to take the time to talk before hand.
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DaisyOffline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
Goodness. Write about me. I suppose I once thought there were rules to follow but 27 years and 16 countries later, I no longer know if there are rules. If there, I'm sure I am not following them. I do know that I am a believer. I do not necessary mean in God. Belief, for me, is an end to itself. I believe in people – individually and as a whole. I believe in love and silliness and the inevitability of death and taxes. I believe in things whole-heartedly, because if we cannot do that, we might just as well give up. I believe in bright colors and movement and the ability to shape your reality. Each morning, I believe that it will be a beautiful day, and the vast majority of the time, I believe right. I am fierce New Yorker but I did not expect to return here now. A combination of ties and circumstances have brought me back to the waters I once called home. The moon pulls the tides, I suppose. I have way too many craft supplies, and a dangerous proclivity towards kitsch. I love my library card. I have rested my head on tigers in Thailand, and had homeless children in Chile rest theirs’ on me. I have lived spent two years in an African mud hut. I spent five months driving in a van across the country, talking about extreme poverty with anyone who would listen. When I try to sum up my life, I am can do no better than to borrow from a favorite e.e. I come here because so many others have, and I am intrigued by the forums that allow us to connect in a world where iBubbles have displaced intimacy. Our lives have so much cynicism as it is, but like I mentioned, I believe. Scrabble in a coffee shop. Or you know, drinks or something.