SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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KelleOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 49-59
I'm excited to finally be here and a bit nervous too. I tend to be a happy and optimistic person.I am extremely happy in all aspects of my life, which includes amazing family and friends. In recent years my focus has been on my family, but now I have the time and interest in meeting new people. Coffee or drinks
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LaceyOnline
Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 52-62
An incurable romantic, I believe in happily ever after. I\'m kind and generous. Easy-going, rarely get angry, don\'t hold a grudge. Love to cook. Look for good person to make a caring family with.
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LaylaOnline
Woman. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 51-61
I've been on this site for a little while now, and although I've met some very nice men I haven't met the guy that makes my heart skip a beat. I'm looking for a professional guy who has a great sense of humor, is hard working, fiscally sound, and values his relationships. I enjoy spending time with intelligent men who are confident but not arrogant.- even at himself! :DI could tell you what a fantastic "catch" I am, but then my profile would sound just like thousands of others - and I'm many things, but not run-of-the-mill. People make assumptions about me when we first meet. I surprise them, even years later. I'm not a thrill seeker, but have the mindset of an adventurer. I enjoy seeking out new places and experiences. I'm curious and intelligent, organzed but not rigid. (An ESTP for those who know about MBTI.)For example, my favorite vacations are pretty free-form. We had a rental car, vouchers for each night we'd be there, and a vague plan of what we wanted to see. Our GPS took us down some interesting roads - we laughed a lot and made so many wonderful memories.I'm looking for a man who is willing to travel with me. Life is short - let's make some memories of our own! For an initial meet-and-greet the standard coffee, drinks after work, lunch, or ice cream work. When it comes to a first date I think it's easier to get to know someone when you have an activity you're both involved in. So maybe....going out for pizza, shooting pool, a trip to an aquarium or zoo, going to a flea market or bookstore, taking a cooking class together, checking out an exhibit at a museum, antiquing (I don't know anything about them but think the history behind things is fascinating), wine tasting, sightseeing or people watching, or finding a place with good music and maybe a little dancing? (Or please, suggest something - I love surprises! ;D )