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on 377 reviews
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PunkyOffline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 22-29
easy going country girl who is looking for a real man! Moved up from the south a year ago. I have many siblings, so safe to say i come from a huge family. Im more of a ask me questions and ill answer! Im an open book kinda gal!
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CeceliaOnline
Woman. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 45-55
And on the other end of my spectrum, I love going out to dirty little dark rock clubs for live music. Don't know how long I will be here. I don't think I should type everything about me.. can some things happen the old fashioned way?In this world of meetville, we have pics,stats, some bio, and some words to reflect our personalities. In the human interaction world, attraction is more tangible, easier. I apologize if I do not respond. I am going on my experiences and knowing what I want "on paper". I will also understand if you don't respond to me. We like what we like. Hope you find what you are looking for. Meet for coffee or a drink and see where it goes.
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DominiqueOnline
Woman. 46 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 43-53
My kids are everything to me. They bring me more happiness and joy than I could have ever thought possible.If you ask me about them, be prepared for an earful!I have discovered I really enjoy being creative. It is crazy what you find out about yourself when you step off the 50 or 60 hour a week work wheel and spend weeks at a time in a motorhome and cleaning horse stalls. I love baking, cooking, knitting - I make a killer scarf! And sewing - I have even sold a handbag or too. And writing. Those life experiences make great research for plot lines. She didn't understand I had to get back to work to pay for the trip and the horse we got while we were there! I also will find my perfect Dressage horse who will really teach me to ride so I can get a USDF gold medal - though I would settle for a bronze. Lastly, people who really know me understand I am shy and still rather insecure, not a snob (those two things are often confused) and that my friends are my family, too. I will do anything in my power to help them - from meals if you are sick (ask about my pot roast!) to a shoulder to cry on or the wine to drink. If you can get past the defenses, you are in for life. There is always room for one more plate on the table, one more bed to sleep in, and the iced tea is always ready.