SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
-
RosellaOnline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
Just seeing what's out there right!! I dont drink or party anymore so if u are still in that life style its probably best we don't waste eachothers time!!! I do have a son who is my life!! He is 8!! I love sports!! Baseball and football!!
-
AmandaOnline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
New to the area about two months here now. What is there to do around here? I don't drink so please don't tell me the bars and clubs because I won't go. I need something else more my style :)I would really just like to make some friends right now. Friends first is usually best when in a new area :) I would like to get out and about and see what this place has to offer. Right now just ask if you feel so inclined.Not to seem too picky but a woman has to know what she wants in order to go "fishing" out there in the vastness that is out there. So here are a few of the things I look for in a man; fitness/healthy, honest, loyal, loves adventure, being outdoors as well as a good night in cuddling watching movies or old sitcoms or something of the sort, has their life together for at least the most part, enjoys being around me and not afraid to show we are together, knows what he wants, willing to teach me something if I don't know, no felonies (sorry my planned career field I can't be around those with them), caring, strong willed, has good communication skills. Those are a few things I guess you could say I'm picky about. I want a man who respects the fact that I won't have sex with a person until I'm in a serious relationship and it feels right....I am not looking for one night stands or FWB. I have standards and I am sticking to them. Thanks. Surprise Me.....Take me out for once and let's make the date special and memorable!
-
MariaOnline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
Thanks for stopping by my page! Please feel free to enjoy a few details:In effort to summarize: animals, Seinfeld (and comedies with like-minded humor), music, travel, and the great outdoors. Sense of humor, grounded, pragmatic and logical to a fault. Open-minded, intellectual, outgoing, silly, pleasant, honest, genuine, considerate, and no-nonsense, straightforward approach with low tolerance for shirking responsibility or being disrespectful. Those are all interests/qualities that I do my best to possess and value in others. If I have captured your attention at all, please feel free to continue. Some interests/passions:I love animals. I’m not a vegetarian, and I'm not radical by any means, but I am very compassionate and concerned about issues of animal cruelty, and think it's important to stand up for its victims who have no voice of their own. I enjoy being outdoors and staying physically active, and keep an overall healthy lifestyle, but I am not a complete workout-aholic. As far as drinking goes, I drink now and then, but if I go six months without a drink, for example, I won’t even notice. If I do drink then I do, but it’s just not that important to me on the regular, and I honestly prefer a good night’s sleep over a hangover anyway.I love music. As a listener, I am definitely a country fun, but I like a lot of other genres too; it just seems that THAT’S the defining one for a lot of people. Otherwise, on a different “note” (ha!) of the musical section here, I enjoy music theory and often try my hand at composing/songwriting. I’ve played the piano my whole life and although I am much rustier now than when I was 14, I still consider myself a musician and work to keep my knowledge of music, from a technical/musician’s standpoint, in practice. I LOVE to sing, though I could use some improvement, and adore a capella harmony, and choral performances. I enjoy musicals, and pageantry of all sorts. (I am a failed aspiring actor who’s worked very hard to abandon that dream due to a hatred of traffic and LA, and a frustration with the inherent nature of show business, but I still enjoy seeing shows and performing if the opportunity should arise). I appreciate when people have a good command of the language, and know the difference between “there, their, and they’re.” I love intelligent discussion. Open lines of communication are very important to me, and texting that goes on for hours and hours is just not going to work for me. Texting is great for quick little things, but if we’re really discussing something, (or if it’s out first chat after messaging on POF), texting is not appropriate. You can’t get to know a person by reading your interpretation of their words on a screen. Also, I love it when people are themselves. I find it really annoying when people constantly congratulate themselves publicly on *** out, going to the gym, or eating healthily. Or when they post every two seconds about every silly little "clever" thought in their head. Other:At this point in my life, I am a little uncertain of where I’m going. I graduated from college early, and was always in a big rush to do everything, when I discovered that I wasn’t quite satisfied with the path I chose back then. So, I’m in a position now where I may make some changes, as far as career and where I live are concerned. I've always wanted "more" out of life, whatever that means, so I'm figuring that out. With that said, I’m hard-working and responsible, and value the same in a partner, but am just redirecting myself a bit.I like to laugh.Conclusion:I know that was quite a read and if you made it this far, well, I admire your perserverance! If I have intrigued you at all and if you feel like we might have a thing or two in common, please feel free to say hello. Thanks, and I’ll talk to ya then! For a first date, I like to be in a setting where we are able to get to know each other. Any activity that two people can do together that provides an opportunity for good conversation works for me. And as a note, also referenced in the section above: please do not engage in a series of texts in lieu of the initial phone call. No need to text prior to the call to ask if you can call either. Just call. If I don't answer, you can leave a voicemail and I'll call you back. You can't get to know a person and find out if you "click" by reading your interpretation of their words on a screen. Text is great for quick little things, but it's not a substitute for full conversation.