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JannaOnline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
Well hello! I've never been married, and have no kids, but I'm totally cool with them and would like my own someday. I'd really like to find someone I connect with, physically, mentally, emotionally. I'm pretty tired of the games people like to play on this site, so please don't waste my time or yours if you have no intentions of ever taking down your profile or if you just want sex. I've got 2 cats and a horse... I've been riding for over 20 years. I prefer a guy who has his own interests and would be willing to share them (I enjoy learning about new things). I've got my MBA, so I'd like to find someone intelligent (knows the difference between 'there', 'their', and 'they're') has a decent job andddd a car (with valid driver's license). Don't laugh, you'd think something like that is a given, but apparently not on this site. Food... Anything! Sushi, chicken parm, pizza, wings, Cali Burrito (if you've never been, you're missing out!), steaks on the grill (medium please!), I'm pretty easy to please when it comes to food :) Music..... The list goes on. TV...0 Movies... Bridesmaids, The Change Up, anything horror... Action's cool too. Tired of the "dinner and drinks" date? Me too! Let's do something unconventional?
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CassandraOnline
Woman. 32 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 29-39
Easy going girl, looking for a normal laid back guy. I enjoy staying busy, cooking and baking. I'm currently working on my second college degree, and appreciate a motivated and professional man. I work hard and play hard. I'm past the stage in life where I spend every weekend at the bars. I would much rather enjoy a good beer and hang out with friends. I think a first date really depends on the person.
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JaimeOnline
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
I am one of the last of my friends to be single and although I have no problem going out on my own, some people seem to find that daunting and it doesn’t guarantee finding people to hang out with or even to have a decent conversation with. I am also a teacher, so I don’t tend to meet many people professionally and am often bogged down with grading, planning and coaching.I am passionate and whimsical, rational and romantic, intelligent and introspective, silly and sardonic. I love being outdoors (when it isn’t freezing out), rocking out to my favorite music, and writing. I am a bibliophile and have a love affair with words, so if your vocabulary is limited to “yo, your hot” and/or you think proof reading is for nerds, please stop reading now and move along to the next kissy-face picture you come to.I have met a few people online before and have realized that it is ridiculous to hang hope on someone you have a few exchanges with in terms of dating, but people do and there’s an underlying pressure to “like or not to like”, yet everyone I’ve ever dated has been a friend first. Therefore, while I am hoping to encounter someone special, it is more important to meet someone cool to spend time with and take it from there. Ultimately, I want to know and be known. To recognize something in another person that inspires me to be better, while accepting me as I am. I am not sure what it is I’m seeking, but I recognize when it’s missing. Give me a man who speaks fluent sarcasm, who can weave dreams into realities, who can follow my obscure literary and film references, who will call me on my bullsh*t and who will let me know him as I let him know me and I will be fulfilled.Can you tell over coffee or a beer whether there’s enough character in the character beside you to make you want to delve a bit deeper? If so, drop me a line.Ps ... I'm on a bit of a health kick, working on changing foods and such which is leading me to want to be more healthy all around - so if you are only silent due to the smoking thing, don't miss out... I may be done soon! I appreciate a phone call first and let's see if we click... but it isn't a good idea to wait so long the spark sputters out, so rather than draw out texting/chatting, wouldn't it be fun to do something early on so it is less like an interview and more like a new experience?