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IrisOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 49-59
About me: Having faith in God and believing in God are two different things and I am one who has faith. You can also be a Godly human and still have a good time. I am not into bars. I love sports, Cowboys, Mavs and Rangers and LBJ Giants Cheerleaders (one of them happens to be my granddaughter). I enjoy golfing (haven't played in awhile) college volleyball and basketball. I usually have more than one project going on at a time, I am not a planner more of a spur of the moment type woman. I am honest, sincere and loyal woman. My friends are a valuable asset to me and I would prefer to start off becoming friends and then see where it goes from there. I would love at some point in my life to live at a lake, if not possible I guess a swimming pool will do! Not at all into head banging metal stuff. coffee house, lunch, dinner...something the both of us would be comfortable with.
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YoungOnline
Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 52-62
I am not 53. I just realized meetville had my age wrong and I can't change it. I don't know that I have a "perfect match." There have been so few so called "perfect" (don't you hate parenthetical people?) people in my life that turned out to be anything but and so many admittedly imperfect people who actually came much closer. I'm comfortable in my own skin and in my own company so if that is all that there is ever going to be for me, so be it. But if there is more, I don’t want to miss it. I can state it best this way: I would like a man in my life but I don't NEED a man in my life and if you don't understand the difference, we're probably not a good fit. There are so many ways I could describe myself and what I want in a relationship but I’ve selected these few. I want someone who gets the emotional shorthand when we look at each other from across the room. You know, it’s that look--the one that runs from “oh crap, did YOU shut the garage door?” all the way to “I’m feeling frisky, are you with me?” He will understand that I have to be outside when it’s storming and he will hear the same profound silence you hear after a deep snowfall, you know, the silence that makes you whisper? He’ll have the Kleenex ready when I watch “Love, Actually” because he knows that, even though this is the umpteenth time I’ve seen this movie, I’m going to bawl anyway. He should be comfortable with bruises because even though I have never successfully pounded a nail just exactly the way I have wanted to, I didn’t, and most likely won’t ever, stop trying. I want someone who thinks they could be attracted to an intelligent woman who also happens to sing off key and out loud at stoplights and someone who finds it cute that, despite the aforementioned intelligence, I push on the dang door handle when it clearly says pull. He should be someone who, when times get rough, as they inevitably do, will stick it out with me if he says he will, because if I tell him that I will stick, I will. I want someone who recognizes my bravado when it’s false as well as my courage when it’s real, knows the difference but treats both the same. He should want to be my friend because I will be his and I‘m a good one. I won’’ll be there when it’s over and I promise I will look on in awe. I’m fun. I'm intelligent, irreverent, philosophical, witty, and yes, at times profane, but above all else, I’m kind. I love children. Children to me are proof that yes, there is a God. I cannot pass up a stray. I never lie unless it is to spare someone's feelings or to comfort someone who might be scared. I have been known to hug complete strangers and at the same time have been told I look like a snob. I appreciate all forms of education and intellect. I have an pretty good command of the English language but sometimes only a well placed four letter word will do. I would prefer a man who lives alongside me, not stuck to me. There are so many other things I could say but in my day to day life, I don't ever find myself having to sell myself so this isn't going to sound as if I am at ease with it. First meeting I would prefer a daytime meeting in a coffee house or something like that. First date date? Dinner in a romantic setting.
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HelgaOnline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
The world is filled with beautiful opportunity and adventure! I believe that we get back what we give out---respect, a smile, a helping hand and patience is what you will find with me. My days are filled with professional exchanges and leading others to learn and grow. A positive environment where energy and excitement exists is the one I seek. I am stable emotionally, professionally and financially. I am not looking for anyone to save me in these areas nor do I seek to save anyone. We can happily balance each other but all areas must be solvent for both of us.Open minded liberal thinkers are what I choose to surround myself with. Please understand that this does not mean that we must follow a particular political party, it is the ability to listen with an open mind to all opinions and seek to learn. Diversity is beautiful and the more we open ourselves to it the more balanced we become. I have always pictured a first date as what both parties decide...what I know is that life is running at full speed and it could be anything from a quick meet and greet to a fabulous dinner....Choosing not to define is what I think may be most effective.