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AlexisvogelOnline
Woman. 31 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 18-32
Hi! My name is Alexisvogel. I am never married other caucasian woman without kids from Kirkland, Washington, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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MeaganOffline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
So I have tried this before in the past, but I figured, "Hey, why not try it one more time???" To sum me up in a nutshell: I am all over the place, hard working, ass kickin' crazy good time. I over think everything, I can accept this as a fault but hey...sometimes it is what it is. I like the outdoors and the indoors for that matter..fishing, hiking, putt putt, wine and movies...you get it I think. I've driven coast to coast alone (well, ca to dc), want to climb Kilimanjaro and hope to find someone who wants one adventure after another...big or small.Nothing about me is "typical". I know how to get my hands dirty then clean up and rock out in some killer heels. I guess you could say I'm a country girl with some city flare. I spend a lot of time thinking about, well a lot of things: politics, life, my family, foreign affairs...the list goes on. Looking for someone that knows how to be awesome, smart, funny, and all the good stuff. Oh oh! If you drive a smart car...I can never respect you as a man for driving a car that looks like it came out of a cracker jack box. Dont know what else to say soooo ask! Long walk on the beach....or drinks. haha. Whatever's clever.
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TrishaOffline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
I'm a confident, smart, driven, ambitious, successful woman and I'm very happy about the way my life has turned out thus far. I believe in living life to the fullest, we only get one shot at it. Life is far too short to be unhappy!... Anyway, I like lists, so perhaps this one will give you some more insight into me...-I am a Sorority girl & a geek (I refuse to fall into a stereotype)-I am fortunate enough to LOVE my job-I graduated in ***with a BS in MIS and in May ***with my MBA-I like to be challenged on a daily basis-I thrive off chaos-I have more optimism than 99% of the population-I love animals and can't imagine not having pets -I appreciate properly used grammar-I plan my days so that I can get enough sleep (8 hours or I'm grumpy)-I believe rainy days are meant for staying in bed-My favorite day of the year is the first time it snows-I listen to any kind of music (as long as I can sing along to it)-I am not a coffee drinker (though in the summer I love the occasional iced coffee)-I can't remember life before my iPhone-I own a home with my twin sister-I am notorious for having car problems, though my newest one is good to me...for now-I put on pjs as soon as I get home from the office-I love my 35 min commute for the sole reason that it gives me time to listen to music and sing completely off key...and I don't even care that other drivers probably give me funny looks :***I know. Shame on me. -*update*.. Now I want to go back for more!!!-I have always wanted to learn how to play the guitar. I've had an acoustic for 9 years now and I've still yet to learn.What I'm looking for:Send me a nice message and tell me something about yourself! I get more than my fair share of messages, and while I promise I will do my best to read each every one, say something that will make you stand out.Chances are I will not respond to you if:-Your message or profile is written with bad grammar - dating is like interviewing...you wouldn't go into an interview looking sloppy or with typos on your resume...same goes for your profile and the way you present yourself in your messages-You only say "hey, what's up?" Look, I wrote a long profile, and if you can't find ONE SINGLE THING to talk about based upon what's here, I can already tell we won't get along. Keep it short & sweet. I'm not big on long exchanges before the meet-up, as I find that regardless of how much you talk to someone online you can never truly KNOW THEM until you get to interact with them face-to-face. Other than that, I'm a big proponent of the man taking the lead on planning it. Oh but hey, it's the 21st century and I do well for myself - I'm willing to go dutch on the bill, but you men are all so confusing. Some get insulted when you offer to pay and some literally wait for you add your share. Help a girl out and set the expectations up front.