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FeeOffline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 36-45
I would really like to meet someone that will become a great friend. I am loving, caring, and very honest. I would like to meet someone with the same qualities. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends.
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MeghanOnline
Woman. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 39-49
I'm very girly and love shoes, dresses, bows and the color pink. I love to cook and bake and often use my family or coworkers as my taste-testers (or victims - depends on how you look at it!). I'm a HUGE 80's fan - music, movies - the bigger the hair the better!I like football - I'm a Lions fan but always root for the Cards. Also a big fan of board games - my kids & I play quite a bit.I like to hang out with friends or my extremely fun family and bbq, play games, whatever fun we can find!I've been known to have really loud car concerts, singing my little heart out when I hear an awesome song!And I look exactly like my pics (they are all pretty recent - most in the last few months)...My ideal mate would be confident, funny, expressive, self-sufficient, sweet and very nice. He would want a partnership - an equal partnership. He'd be as spontaneous as both our lives permits. And he would be honest.If any or all of this intices and you want to know more, *** not, thanks for stopping by and good luck! I like to meet for coffee or a drink and see if there's chemistry there. If there is then dinner is a nice first date because it allows us to talk without a lot of interruption and food is a terrific ice-breaker.
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HarriettOffline
Woman. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 39-49
My guess is that most people have already done most of their pre-screening of a profile by the time they reach this "descriptive" portion. That said, if you're even remotely intrigued... message me. I'm easy-going, have a big heart, am a bit of a wise ass perhaps, and I make a concerted effort to always dignify any courageous messenger with a respectful (or if you're lucky, flirtatious) response. ;)At any rate, I can certainly sing all my praises here for you to contemplate and attempt to dissect...but wouldn't that siphon the fun out of the experience of getting to know each other?No intentions for evasiveness. I just believe an engaging conversation is far more productive than a dissertation. At the end of the day, how I see myself really isn't all that relevant anyway. How you see me will always depend on your perspective, relative to your life experience. And vice versa. Chemistry either enters into the equation and moves things to the next level...or it doesn't. Either way, nothing happens until someone makes a move. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. So...let's connect and see what happens.Worth noting...I have a deep appreciation for unapologetic authenticity, a great communicator, a crazy sense of humor, a passion for life, and a thirst for adventure...Happy fishing! The event matters less than the company. Start with conversation and laughter...if there's a spark, the rest takes care of itself.