SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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RobertOnline
Man. 67 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 37-49
easy going ,.not into the fighting life can be hard enough, team player likes nature ,out doors ..jump on the back of the motor cycle for a ride in the middle of the night , fishing , camping ,bowling , an kids
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Adachi YasumoriOffline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 19-39
Into video games and anime. I value a wiman that values intelligence. Im studying Japanese and paleintology. I have a son and he comes first to me at all times. Sense of humor is a + and weird is a double +. ***
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NathanielOffline
Man. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 36-46
Because this site's like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get - I have to confess I have tried meetville before ...Previously I only lasted a short time, but I have learned my lessons well. I do believe there are cool, 'normal', people here - it's just a little hard going with the noise that a lot of 'the crazies' seem to make, ha! Sorry to be harsh. So briefly about me; I'm a hard working man, committed to my career, stable and able! I understand the importance of work and life being in balance. So I also enjoy; getting out (on any kind of adventure), cooking new or fun things, music (pretty much most of the time) and perhaps a bit randomly, I play American Football at a good competitive level for a decent team. I like being social, love comedy and can get along with anyone - except people who are *** arrogant (I have a real allergy for them). That's a tiny place right on the Border, just past the North Lakes ...you can't miss it - nothing but beautiful wilderness, usually about ***huge Americans getting married ...and 3 confused sheep standing there in horizontal rain, just looking at them in bemusement like "what the f... dudes! It's freezing here!!"..then I spent the next 10 years using my job as an opportunity to live and work abroad for my clients in quite a few countries. 10 years was long enough though, and I recently decided to come back to the UK. I'm committed to settling down now and living in one place (or at least one country) and just looking forward to enjoying the fruits of my effort more. I think (if you are meeting someone you've never met before), it's probably best to meet up somewhere that we both feel pressure free and relaxed. Just a simple drink or a cup of coffee, somewhere that you can actually hear each other speak and neither of you feels 'cornered in'(e.g. five course dinner, late night cinema, in your parents car, 24hr stranded on a remote island - these are all typically bad ideas)