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VickyOnline
Woman. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 22-32
I still haven’t lost all faith in the never ending love story or romance and love. And I’m not afraid to tell and hear the truth even if it may hurt. Just looking to meet honest good real people.
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AndreaOnline
Woman. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
I am an energetic, outgoing, spirited girl. I love being outdoors and making people laugh. I love to dress up and look pretty, but I also LOVE to play in the mud. I enjoy going on amazing hikes and doing adventurous things. My life currently revolves around work and the gym. I have been a gym addict for about three years now and I have to go at least 5 times a week to have a good week. At home, I enjoy reading and being a nerd by playing video games and watching movies. I enjoy cooking pretty much everyday and I love to back. I would love to go back to school for Baking and Pastry, and I hope to start my own bakery and coffee shop someday. My ideal first date would be meeting at a park and walking around for a little bit talking. Then go out to lunch or dinner and see where the night goes.
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LatishaOnline
Woman. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
I am a country girl. I live on a farm i grew up around lifestock. My pictures might now show it but I am true country. Not that fake sh*teveryone pretends at country bars LOL. I will get down and dirty like the boys and love it just spray me down with a hose and were off for more!! Let's go outdoors watch the stars or go atving horseback riding if it's outdoors I am up for it!!! I am a thrill seeker I want to scare the living daylights outta myself. I am INTENSE to say the least. I am interested in things that not alot of people are interested in. If that intriques u then message me,I am a submissive with a dominant personalityWhy can’t I be the sweet, quiet, shy one? Because I’ve worked too hard, too long… learning to be assertive, learning to take care of myself. My fragility is well-hidden. You don’t get to see the scared little girl in me, not until you’ve absolutely earned my trust. Those women that act like scared little girls? The cute, shy, fragile ones? I look down on them for showing their weakness – the weakness I hide so well. At the same time, I envy them every single time I see one being comforted, being petted, being protected. I yearn for that with every ounce of my being, but who would think to give it to me? I’ve mastered this art of projecting strength.I’ve mastered it so well that I’ve lost the ability to show weakness. Even when I try to ask for help, for comfort, for reassurance, it comes out wrong. When I tell you what’s going on inside me, you will hear me, but you won’t understand. How can you understand, or believe me, when all you see is a strong, vibrant, independent woman?I don’t let my guard down for just anyone. If you believe my illusion, if you don’t see through it, or worse, if you cower before it, then you don’t have the strength I need. But if you’d see past that, and just hold out your hand - just take it on faith, and believe me that I need your arms around me, that I need strength, guidance, protection… then I could show you. Then you could see the sweetness, the quiet, the hidden core of shyness. I will always have this strong exterior, this brazen armor that keeps the world at arm’s length, but then you’d know the rest of me, the core of me, the truth laid bare Outdoors or dinner and drinks something where we can have easy conversation