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RenaOffline
Woman. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 33-43
Looking for a great guy who will introduce me to new things and join me in adventures. I like a man that will surprise me every now and again. A man that will support me, but also tell me when I'm wrong. A man who is confident not c0cky. Someone intelligent, funny, and kinda handsome :)I'm an ambitious, easy going gal that loves to laugh. I'm pretty outgoing and not afraid of a little hard work. I like to write on occasion and welcome the escape. I don't like to be overly serious and believe that sarcasm can be the spice of life lolMessage me if you're curious :) Coffee, drink, walk...
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RachelleOnline
Woman. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 36-46
I am a very independent person, and love to enjoy life and the friends i have around me. I would like to find the right person that i can share the good times with and enjoy all that life has to offer us! This does not mean that i am looking for anything close to a one night stand. I am looking for the right person that has the time and desire to spend time learning about each other while enjoying a great ride along the way! I am very aware of what i will and will not accept in my life. I moved to the south about 15 years ago, and fell in love with being here. I love being outdoors in the beautiful weather (yes, even the heat!) so anything i can find outside always peaks my interest.I love most types of music….i truly believe its good for the soul! I also enjoy hitting up the comedy clubs... laughing can never be bad. I do enjoy a good cup of coffee-starts the day on a good note!A true man does not need to romance a different girl every night, A TRUE MAN romances the same girl for the rest of his life. CHEERS
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SadieOffline
Woman. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 37-47
"wabi-sabi is the Japanese art of finding beauty in imperfection and profundity in nature, of accepting the natural cycle of growth, decay, and death. . . it reveres authenticity above all" - tadao andoBeing a wabi-sabi woman in our American culture can be a challenge. My mother has always told me, "It's not so much that people change, but that they become more truly who they really are." The experience of authenticity, for me, is much more a process of uncovering, that discovering. Lofty words, right? But what does it really mean? My path is the process of figuring that out.I love to read. I love to follow my curiosity down twisting paths of research. I love to combine science, nature, literature and daily experiences into syncretic creations that I can share with clients and congregations. I love to public speak. I love to laugh and have a truly obnoxious appreciation of puns. I love my parents and enjoy long conversations with them both, on a weekly basis. I LOVE my kid! She is the most amazing person I have ever met and has taught me more about how to practice authenticity, in the past 8 years, than I could have imagined possible. I love being a mother and all the opportunities to become a better person that if presents. I love the intense aliveness that I experience when I am intimately connecting with people. I love to listen to people's stories about what is real for them, what makes them come alive, regardless of what that is. Enthusiasm is a huge turn on for me. I have been losing my hearing since I was 5 years old and am now almost completely deaf. I have phenomenal speech-reading skills, and most people would never know how hearing impaired I am. My hearing loss leads to some of my most contradicting realities. I love music, but can't understand lyrics. This may be why most of my favorite music is either world or ***, although I am an avid fan of classic rock. Oh, and the blues - that's a wabi-sabi thing, for sure. I love to listen to people, but often I hear more of what is not being said and that can offend some people. A lot of people hide behind their words, not realizing how much their body language is giving away. Because of the energy it takes, I am not a fan of small talk. I'd rather sit in silence with someone than exchange banalities. I value face-to-face communication above all else, but have a kid-on-Christmas-morning love for technology, too. Texting and FaceTime rock! Good God, I have no idea how to answer this. So much would depend on you! I love to learn and experience new things, and since enthusiasm is such a turn on for me, I can imagine that sharing something you wildly enjoy would work. I can imagine that meeting for coffee or frozen yogurt, over a game of Scrabble or Clue, could be fun. I love taking long drives and motorcycle rides. I really enjoy DIY projects and power tools. I enjoy boating and being on or near the water. I love hiking and discovering new places. I also enjoy cooking (and eating), as well as watching others cook.