SIMILAR PEOPLE
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Brenda
Online
Woman. 46 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 43-53
I am a very loving and compassionate person. I am honest, very straight forward. I have lived all over the country for work and sometimes family. I love horses and riding. My kids are my life, they make me whole.I want to have someone in my life that can share themselves with me and mine. A walk in the park and talking, getting to know each other. Then dinner doesn't have to be fancy, just good food and conversation. Then a drive with the windows or top down just to enjoy the night and whatever the sky looks like.
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Jimmie
Online
Woman. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 45-55
***Please refrain from casual hi's,how are you, good mornings, etc... they will be deleted. I am confident but know my shortcomings. I stay up way too late most nights. I am looking for someone who knows the meaning of integrity. There's nothing better than watching a good sunset. Sunrises are nice too but way too early. I value peoples feelings and thoughts, and realize listening is a lost art. I love going out of town on the weekends. I enjoy time with my daughters and grandbabies and family is high on my priority list.I can not keep a house plant alive but, love working in my yard. Nothing better than listening to the rain. I love lazy Saturdays and sometimes hang out in my pj's just because. I have a weakness for Godiva chocolate and cheesecake! I am a girly girl and have way too many bottles of perfume. I am looking for someone who is a good conversationalist. Integrity is important. Someone who can just enjoy the date and just have fun. A nicely dressed man who smells good. Current fashion gets bonus points. Sometimes not doing anything with the right person makes the best day!**I am not looking for casual "hi's, good mornings, or penpals" so please refrain from sending them as they will only get deleted.
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Monica
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Woman. 47 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 44-54
Came here start up a business with a friend who seemed interested in his business idea until I got here. Once I arrived I discovered his health wasn't that great and he wasn't that interested or motivated to do the business after all. So there's no reason to stay in this boring town. In a few months I'm out of here for good. Looking for a well-travelled, sophisticated, smart man. I prefer foreign men ideally who are well-traveled, sophisticated, cultured, super smart, and entrepreneurial. I like super nerds/techies and professor types in addition to entrepreneurs. I need someone who is well-traveled and cultured.I've travelled all over the world and have many interests and have had a number of occupations in various industries including fashion, the arts, international sales and technology. I'm an entrepreneur at heart and am working on my next venture(s). I take care of myself and am kind of a health nut. Will reveal more in private e-mails if interested. I like foreign men particularly Asian. Also open to the idea of leaving America to live abroad permanently if I found the right person. Also, the climate appeals to me. The only thing that seems to be lacking is the multi-cultural aspect of an international city but otherwise from what I've read it sounds pretty good. I lived abroad for over 10 years in different cultures where I adopted various likes and values which is why I tend to go out with foreign men. They seem to have a broader, world perspective that a lot of Americans lack. Like most people I'm looking for someone who I can share common experiences and interests with. The most important thing about a first date is that we have a chance to talk and get to know each other so going to a movie or a concert probably wouldn't provide the best opportunity for a lot of conversation. I think perhaps going out for a drinks and appetizers followed by viewing a new show at a gallery would be fun. Or meeting for dinner or coffee and a walk in an interesting area of town (hope there are interesting areas in town). It's not so important what the itinerary is but that there is an opportunity for conversation.