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MilanOffline
Man. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 47-57
What do you say here? Sell yourself? What is the price of me? What is my worth? This is always a sell yourself in a limited space. I would like to find someone to be friends with first and see where it goes. Love to hear from you!So I have my own car.. my own place.. and a full-time job.. Sounds too good right?I want to find someone that likes to laugh and have fun, I want to expierence that. If your profile says seperated I read that as still married. Not interested here. Texting does not equal a relationship! There seems to be some confusion about this. For all I know it might be on my part. If that is what your interested in pass me by, I consider that chat friends. Here is a point worth noting I did a search in my age group on males seeking females and 13 available women came up. I did another search only changing it to female seeking males and 24 came up. What is wrong with those numbers? Seems to be that no matter where you are in life! Women always have their choice!I try my best to eat healthy and exercise as often as possible. Sometimes I fail but I keep on trying my best. Not interested in a serial internet dater, or full time computer chatter, I already married her once! Some place for coffee would be nice.
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KareemOffline
Man. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 47-57
I work hard and would like to meet someone to spend quality time with and take care of. i am quiet and laid back and hate liars.i enjoy public displays of affection and i have old fashioned values. im not in the bar scene but do enjoy a couple drinks from time to time. my youngest daughter lives with me full time and she comes first but i do have time for that special someone. dinner,drinks,conversation, getting to know each other
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ArdenOffline
Man. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 46-56
Sports, music, comedy/humor, and beer are pretty much the four things I lean on to help me maintain my sanity in this crazy world.I enjoy staying active with all kinds of sports. Tennis and basketball are my favorites but I also like running, golf, biking, hiking, racquetball, paddle tennis, bowling, volleyball, swimming, and I'm sure I'm forgetting some others. If you're not somewhat interested in sports and/or staying fit, it is unlikely we would be a good match.I loooove music. It's food for my soul, and my soul is ravenous! I like straightforward rock, alt- I still love going to concerts and feeling the energy of a band in the groove and the audience going along for the ride.I like writing and am determined to make it a career, most likely comedy writing in some fashion. For now I'm paying the bills at a tech start-up as an Operations Manager - a jack-of-all-trades. IT and office manager, webmaster, marketing/product manager, engineering assistant, bookkeeper, researcher, etc. It's a decent living, but just is not my passion. So I've got to make that right.And although I do love beer, I certainly don't overdo it. Been there, done that, in my younger days. And my body eventually said in emphatic fashion "you are hurting me, bro." And I listened. Because I want to live, hopefully for a long time yet.I'm very open-minded and not judgmental at all. I try to look at every day of life as a gift of sorts, since you never know how long you've got. I've been told I'm quite funny and fun to be with, and even charming at times. It's a gift. I suppose it's because I'm quite comfortable with who I am (flaws and all), which is principally a genuine, honest, considerate, funny, guy-next-door type who can be very spontaneous, adventurous, and a bit off the beaten path.For the record, I'm close to wrapping up an amicable divorce. We've been separated and living far apart for quite some time, so we're certainly done with any emotional ties. Now we're just buttoning up the legal end of it. I'm not in a huge hurry to get back in a relationship but that is my eventual goal. So if I met the right person today, I would be actually thrilled to hang up my dating cleats and retire. Because as much as I love women (and goodness gracious sakes alive, I do!), I frankly just don't really enjoy the dating merry-go-round. And I'm just a MUCH better person in a relationship, where there's a deeper understanding, love, and commitment. That's where I feel like I'm at my best. I like first dates to be real casual and fun - ideally an outdoor activity like tennis, golf, biking, hiking, or just walking on a trail by the Bay. Meeting for a casual coffee, breakfast, or food is always good -- perhaps followed by a walk or a movie if things are going well. I'm open-minded and adventurous so any new or off-the-wall activities are fine by me too.