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EleanorOffline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
Majority of the people closest to me in my life have, at some point, used the the term "weird" to describe me. I think what makes me unique is the fact that I take a strange sense of pride in that. I am who I am, and I'm almost never what people expect me to be. I'm definitely a work in progress. I'm a writer.-minded, and optimistic. I'm a single-mother and while I have absolutely no idea what the hell I'm doing half the time what I can say is that I'm doing the absolute best that I can. I enjoy many genres of music, both my brother and dad are great musicians and though I thoroughly enjoy a little bit of everything they dabble in-- I love my hip hop, R&B and rap. My goals and aspirations include: going back to school and finishing my B.O.S. in journalism (with emphases in PR), possibly taking up a double major in business with hopes to one day create and own my own promotional marketing agency, write an inspirational book or novel, be an even better mother and successful in raising my son. My hope for him is to be even more than I ever dreamed I could be.
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ReynaOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
I like trying new experiences. I love to have a good time, but I\'ve got a head on my shoulders, too. I’d like to meet someone who is is ready to settle down in a serious relationship with a future.
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TrudyOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
Hello,I'm trying the dating thing out again. We'll see - I'm not big on dating, I'd rather just be comfortable in a relationship, but I take a long time to get to that point. I work full time and also am a full time single mom. I have a degree in forensics and biology, but I haven't really used either. I have a three- I am looking for someone who is intelligent and who knows he's ready to grow up and realize there's more to life than a party and a hook up. I enjoy the intimacy and vulnerability that a relationship brings. I'd like to be married at some point but am in no rush - my goal is to find a man that I can love and trust 100%, but also that my daughter can feel the same way about. I'm not opposed to dating someone who has kids, but I'd prefer one or none - and if he does have any that they be close to my daughter's age, so that we can embark on parenting together. I find it very important to be able to have an adult conversation with someone who uses proper grammer, doesn't talk with his/her mouth full, and understands social faux pas like talking in a normal voice in a movie theater...these are sure fire ways to turn me off. I don't expect relationships to come without problems, but I want to be with someone who knows that they take work and communication, rather than running away from issues. Please don't assume my daughter is a mistake just because I've never been married; I intended on having a child - she's the best thing in my life and I want someone who is ok with being a part of this life with us. I don't need someone to "take care of us"; I work hard and provide for my daughter without welfare, and though it can be tight at times, I want a partner versus a sugar daddy (I.e. even if you cold provide for a full family...I'd probably still insist on having a career of my own). I love all types of music, but you'll most likely find country in my car. Depends on my mood...when I'm studying, it's classical. I enjoy activities that range from mini-golf or a nice walk or bike ride, to going to a movie, getting dinner, or grabbing a drink (the few times that happens anymore). Other times, I'm all about hanging at home watching a movie on HBO and having a glass of wine, all alone. I'm a very rare drinker, but I do enjoy a couple periodically if my daughter's not around.I know what I want, and I'm through with the behavior of trying to change men. If I don't feel enough of a connection or don't see what I want within the first few times of hanging out, I don't plan on dragging things out. I don't like to waste my time. That said, please don't think I'm "too serious" on a dating site - as I've been told before. I love to laugh, and I am incredibly sarcastic. I wish I was a wittier person. I don't take internet dating any more "seriously" as dating someone I met through friends or at a bar...it's just a different medium to use to meet people when you don't have the ability to get out much anymore. If you're rude to me off the bat, I won't just giggle and keep talking to you...I don't care WHERE I meet you. I don't need someone to lie about meeting me online, so people that think they're "stooping" to a level to be on here...please don't message me. Personally, I think online dating is at least a step up from a drunk hook up at the bar.Ha...ok, that's a lot of gettting to know me, so if you're STILL reading, you hopefully are interested. Please message me!! I like laid back but public places, somewhere social is best. Bowling or something is always fun and can keep things moving, but can also be paused for talking. Restaurants and/or bars are OK, but can get awkward if the conversation doesn't take off. Honestly, I love seeing movies on a date, I just don't want that to be the only thing a first date would consist of. At least dinner first or a drink afterwards too :) I won't meet someone for the first time at home (mine or yours), so please don't even ask for that.