SIMILAR PEOPLE
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GraceOnline
Woman. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 33-43
Be honest with me: do you feel like if you've read one profile you've read them all? I know that everyone seems to say a few of the same things, like that they are laid back and easy going, or that they enjoy travel and activities both out and at home. That's all nice, but it doesn't really help us identify someone special, does it?To understand me, you have to understand my devotion to my daughter. I know that she was brought to my life to teach me what unconditional love really means, and I adore her sweet, kind and generous personality. She introduced me to the joys of having dogs; I can't imagine anyone not melting at the sight of their sweet, loving faces! There's something so special about taking them all to the park and just enjoying our time togetherI think that stability matters. I don't hop from job to job or from date to date, and think that dating--and life--should be as drama free as possible. Those who know me best know that I am responsible, hard working, compassionate and faithful. I have a silly side that shows through my sense of humor and how I relate with others. I am independent, and am looking for someone who can stand by my side but not be controlling. Completing each other implies that each of us brings certain characteristics to the relationship, but that we complement each other in ways that would otherwise be unfulfilled. That's my definition of a 'perfect match'. I am attracted to men with a great sense of humor, similar interests and the good sense to have fun when possible but be serious when necessary. Conversations are important, so my ideal partner will be able to hold up his end of a stimulating chat, takes pride in what he does and is hard working. I'm looking for the guy who knows who he is and is confident enough to let me be my own person.Sound like you? Then we should start that chat!
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MarylouOnline
Woman. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 34-44
Very unique lady. Enjoys travel,sand,sun & friends. Hard working. Best things in life good friends, good food, good times....from yoga pants at home to heels & dress on 5th ave.. message me...if you can't be a gentleman than don't bother....ya missed the lady part ;-) Peanut butter & jelly. Doritos & a sunny day~ simple pleasures.... many things that people no longer enjoy
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LessieOnline
Woman. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 36-46
Some basic things about me:When I'm not at work, I'm often found on my PC, or relaxing somewhere with a book in my face.Of course I do other things - I might take walk in the park, catch a movie *** the theatre, watch something on the TV, pop over to the local pub for food and such... you know - normal stuff...Still don't exactly know what I wanna be when I grow up; happy, some place where I matter, comfortable & content...I'm pretty easy going. I'm usually able to see all points of view in a debate/conversation.I like nature - when I go camping I prefer in a tent. I like sleeping in on weekends - I love lazy Saturday. I am not a morning person...I like most music - Alternative, Rock, & Metal are good. I like classical, folk, & ambient too. Not a big fan of most rap or country tho.Still here? Ok - a few things that might hit home:I don't care much for shopping. No, I don't have 50 pairs of shoes... please don't make me try everything on at the store...I'm not a sports fan by any stretch of the imagination. Sorry guys that are big into their teams. I might have heard which team won the big game on the radio as I drove to work but, I really don't know anything about your bracket, & I can't even pretend to be interested, well not for any long length of time anyway. I could be happy for you when you won or sympathetic if you didn't.. but I digress...I'm not against kids. I enjoy my friends kids (most of the time). It's great if you have a kid(s). It's awesome if you are a devoted dad. But I am not interested in having children anymore. I think I'm past that at this point in my life. I'd rather hang with close friends in the privacy of someone's home than at the bar where I'll smile & nod, pretending I heard whatever it was you just said for the 4th time (my friend reading this argued we could text, ha!) Besides, it's cheaper to buy it from the store, and I don't care so much about people watching (my friends are weird enough). Something where we can be comfortable to chat for a while: nothing too loud or crazylunch/dinner/coffeeWeather pending - a nice stroll through the park, or drinks on the patio