SIMILAR PEOPLE
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OliverOffline
Man. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 45-55
I turned 47 in September. I probably look it I guess. I get called sir a lot. That kinda freaks me out. I feel 30 in my head, my body tells me otherwise. I fish like I am 75. Cuz I'm so good at it even if I am only catching a buzz. I hunt like i am 20 going into places way to far to drag anything out alone. I dress my age. My sense of humor is one that you would think i don't have a care in the world. I'm serious about my work. Although an important task. It was not my calling. I play guitar like**** Betts. I am a life lover and have become painfully aware of time. I want to enjoy these years. I would love to fall for someone and love them like crazy I think coffee or something like that. I'm not feeling the whole big "date" thing to find out there was nothing ever going to be there. Let's meet. Then decide, how we proceed.
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EllsworthOffline
Man. 46 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 43-53
I try to always try to look at the positive side of life and enjoy making people laugh. You never know what's around the corner so you have to be ready for anything. I'm looking for someone to hang out with and have a good time whether it's going out to dinner and drinks or staying in for a quiet night. Have not been out to see live music in a while and that's always fun. Weekends normally have me working around the house. There seems to always be some kind of home improvement project going on or being planned.Definitely ready for a little adventure when it comes my way.
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JustinOffline
Man. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 45-55
I'm taking myself off of meetville and have decided to remain single. Much easier really. Everyone here has outlandish, and quite frankly, unrealistic expectations when it comes to choosing a mate. I'm fairly certain that if you are looking for Mr. And honestly, some of the women here are flat out insane, and I don't mean that in a good way. OMG Block! I'll be the first to admit, I'm not everyone's cup of tea. I'm disabled (back injury), not getting rich on SSDI and have adapted to a minimalist lifestyle. Less is actually more. I grow and raise a lot of my own food, I am an artist, a musician, and will probably end up living in a van down by the river. Actually, it will probably be a bread truck full of art, crafts, and the equipment I need to work the 18th century historical rendezvous circuit. I'm of German and Native American heritage and I fit into that culture and time period quite well. I call it creative homelessness.I really don't need a woman. I am perfectly capable of doing all of those things once referred to as "woman's work". I can cook gourmet meals, sew a button on my shirt, do my own laundry and I raised a wonderful son by myself. Single dad's rock! I was simply here looking for a like minded person. Someone who wants to enjoy life and not be a corporate slave. I detest "sheeple". A barefoot hippie chick that knows that being affluent doesn't mean having everything, it means having what you need. Someone to walk down trails with, a partner in crime, a confidant...What I found here were a lot of rude women who wouldn't give me the time of day. You know, if a man gives you a compliment or says hi, it doesn't mean he wants in your panties. There are some good guys here, I know, I was one of them. Was, past tense. I'm leaving this profile up for a little while so that I can say good bye to the few women here that I have become friends with. Thank you for your insight, attention, humor, and intelligence. If I gave you my number, please use it. If not, well....