SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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JanetOnline
Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 52-62
I like people that don't judge too much and accept for who I am. The person would have to have an open mind and appreciate me. I love my animals especially horses. I hope to someday live by the ocean with my true love and my horses. I am currently a little heavier than I want to be, so I would like to be with someone that inspires me to engage in healthy activities. I am little shy at first but once you get to know me I can be fun. I am a very hard worker. Coffee
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AlissaOnline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
I like to trail run with my dogs, I have three; one 2.5 year old Ridgeback/Lab cross and ***month old Catahoula Leopard Hounds. I run at least one mile every day and have done so since ***. I love going to concerts, Shakespeare plays. I enjoy the beach, hiking, dining out, and spending time with friends. I enjoy *** reconnected with people from my past and have wonderful friendships through it. I love all kinds of different music; hip hop, some rap, rock, pop, country, Christian, jazz, blues-pretty much all over the place. I love to go dancing, have been going to line dancing lessons, and would like to take some West Coast Swing Dancing lessons. I like to watch football, basketball and soccer. I can find humor in almost anything. I try to live a good life and keep it drama free. I tend to wear my heart on my sleeve, but don't regret it. My profile states that "I want to date, but nothing serious", however that could change. I love watching thunder and lightening storms, and enjoy having a nice glass of wine in front of a fireplace. I never understand why somebody favorites you, but you can't contact them because of their preferences....just sayin'!! Miniature golf, because you can tell a lot about a person when playing this "professional game".
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StephanieOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 49-59
Disclaimer: ***I have never been married and I don't have any children; if this is an issue for you, please move on. ***If your picture looks like a mug shot/webcam photo/self-portrait in the bathroom mirror, I will not reply.Wow! Where are all of the nice, normal guys? I am a nice, normal, healthy girl who has a good job, enjoys traveling, likes to get out and do things *** vegging on the couch and am looking for a guy who is the same.I have a good sense of humor, am outgoing and very easy to talk to. I've been independent and self-supporting since I was 17 and paid for my own education while I worked full time (nothing like hard work to build character).[the good: independent, plain spoken, generous, creative, warm, enthusiastic, affectionate, romantic. The questionable: intolerant of whining, complaining and pretentiousness (I already work for attorneys, thanks), can be impatient, can be aggressive, prideful]. So there it is - I'm not perfect [gasp]! Physcially, I'm no Angelina [Jolie], but I'm definitely no Rosanne [Barr] either! In short, I'm more the girl-next-door than the supermodel - but I can easily turn heads when I want to, and I do!!! I try to take decent care of myself and dress in an attractive way (I frequently meet with professional people and clients in my line of work). So, if you like sharp, active, funny, sexy, curvy women (height and weight proportionate - not cadaverous), you're in the right place. Worth noting: I prefer men who can spell. If you've really got something to offer to a woman, then show her you're not lazy and make a good impression - use spellcheck, a dictionary or the library - after all, you're a smart guy, right? Two more things, although I really enjoy pets, if your pets tie you down, we are probably not a good match. And, may I apologize up front, but I really prefer men who are at least 5' 10; not judging, just my personal preference.- a sunny patio, around a piano or fireplace, a picnic by the lake, a park bench, a free outdoor concert, an art fair, a cozy pub . . . there are LOTS of possibilities . . .