SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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TaskillOnline
Man. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 34-44
I have a car, a job and two boys. So, in the beginning I was honest and sincere. That wont change. Still just a minnow in this this gigantic sea of sharks. Although, I don't mind showing my teeth to get what I want. I'm original, I'm not going to ask for a threesome. I'm not going to send duck lip photos and douchebag muscle photos. I have tattoos and I'm not perfect. I have made mistakes, but that only makes me a stronger man. I'm kinda fed up with showing an honest interest in somebody just to be thrown back. Im beginning to think nobody actually reads profiles, only judges by a photo. I get it. Im a good guy, honest, and just looking to meet a great woman. Happy fishing!!!! Dinner, cold beer and see if we can get kicked out! Ok, maybe on the second date.
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MylesOnline
Man. 38 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 35-45
Super nice guy looking for one special girl.I'm genuine, down to earth,honest,friendly(hold door for people and say thank you when door is held 4 me),sincere,affectionate love 2 laugh,and people say very good looking.Want 2 find the girl that makes me feel lucky I'm with her,and when I can't be Ill think about how nice it will be 2 C and hold her again.She has 2 B out there somewhere:-) I think we should just meet for a drink or two and see what happens. I'm looking for that special feeling that maybe ,if your lucky, U find once in your life.
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TerahOnline
Man. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 33-43
To start with, I'm very shy. At my job as a lab technician I hardly even look at people, let alone talk to them. An advice column I read in a newspaper a while ago makes me think I must have Asperger's, but what can I do? And anyway, even Miss Manners doesn't know everything, hard as that may be to believe. Beyond that, I guess I'm nerdy. I love novels and popular science books. I like T.V., although, excepting "Star Trek" and "Futurerama" reruns, if it's not on PBS I'm probably not interested. The science and nature and interview shows, those British mysteries (";- it's just as well I work second shift, since otherwise I'd never turn it off. If anyone else saw "; last weekend, you should definitely write me; we can talk about the greatness of Judi Dench, a subject on which I, for one, could go on all day. For music, increasingly I listen to classical, though occasionally I can still sneak in some of that old-time rock, like the Killers. On weekends I go to museums and go hiking with my dog. Anyway, I'd love to meet a person I could talk to and do simple things with. Though I've been getting braver about seeing movies by myself, I'd still love to have a date, terrified though I'd be at first. A person who makes me smile, and who hopefully would be at least moderately amused by me in return, is all I (or anyone, I think) could ask for. Oh, I don't know. If it was summer I might say a picnic, complete with a covered basket with baguettes and a wine bottle sticking out. Or else, tennis: I'm like the new McEnroe (not really. Actually, I haven't been on a court with a fence high enough to keep me from smacking the ball over it every other shot.) As it is, did I mention I like museums? I expected to fall asleep but ended up enjoying myself a lot. Just sitting in the audience before the curtain came up and looking at all the people was memorable.