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ShantiOffline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
"I believe that laughing is the best calorie burner. I believe in being strong when everything seems to be going wrong. I believe that happy girls are the prettiest girls. I believe in miracles." - Audrey HepburnI try to be a no BS kind of person and I expect the same in return. I'm a very happy person it take a lot to get me down. I don't see the point in staying sad or mad or dwelling on the past. Either change what you don't like or work to move past it. I spend most of my time working and hanging with friends and family. Oh yeah, and most importantly just enjoying life :)
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SawyerOffline
Woman. 26 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 23-33
I'm a pretty easy going person but am very driven. I currently work two jobs as well as run my own little business. I like to watch movies, hang out with friends and family, go out (occasionally...not a huge bar person), I like being outdoors and being crafty. I live a pretty busy life but would love to have someone to spend time with and share new experiences with. Friends and family mean a lot to me and its important that whoever I meet feels the same. Trust, respect and honesty are 3 of the most important qualities I think in a relationship. I just finished up my bachelors degree in ultrasound and will hopefully be going to grad school in the future so that I can expand my career. I love what I do and I hope to find someone who feel the same about their job. I have my own car, my own place and am not looking for someone to take care of me but someone to share experiences with. Anything fun. Either dinner, drinks or somewhere that we can talk and get to know each other.
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BeulahOffline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
Hi! I wanted this to be brief, but clearly it's not ;) I just feel it better to get a better sense of who I am if you're interested before you take the time to message me. So. Here goes!I think there's nothing better than stepping outside your own world to discover new and interesting cultures and meet new people, whether in a different part of the country or across the globe. I'm trying to move forward with my career path but want to make sure to meet new people and have fun with experiences along the way. The latest step outside my comfort zone is taking a ceramics class for fun -- can't say I'm great at it, but I love trying new artistic ventures. You never know what you're going to create! I love to travel--mostly to central Europe, but this year I took a [too short] I expected to like it, didn't know I'd LOVE it. I'd be back on the next plane over in a second. Another thing I'm not fabulous at but love is trivia. I know some of the pop culture, entertainment (I read the news), and way out there stuff, but forget me on the sports and science (SCIENCE!). Still, I very much enjoy a chill evening out with friends.In more specific terms of likes and dislikes, here are some examples:*Music* -- When RXP came back in NY, it made my week. When they took it away -- AGAIN -- it broke my week. You get the gist. *TV* - I love British comedies and quiz shows--;Lauren" sketches (look them up, trust me), for example; also am a big Big Bang Theory fan*Sports* Sorry to say, I'm not much into sports, but I don't mind hanging out with people who do. Yes, that picture is me on the field of Yankee Stadium - I was in a friend's wedding on the field, so it still was a unique experience :) I'm actually working with a traveling exhibit in NJ that will look at sports culture and why we play sports and are fans. That, at least, is getting me a bit more interested in the sports world! This is my favorite question, as I want to travel the world: Where's the best place you've traveled/visited? WHY? Why should I visit? Who's to say a great first date is one size fits all?