SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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KimbraOffline
Woman. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 47-57
I just wish that people would be real. I hate the game and the game players I need a grown up man who wants a grown up woman. I'm looking for my last love not my next roll in the hay. I am a down to earth girl and can talk to anyone. I do however enjoy the simpler things in life.Please no one under 40.
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KerstinOffline
Woman. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 46-56
I would like to find a good man to spend time with going out or just hanging out to share conversation with. Hopefully to develope into something better if their is a connection. I am outgoing and energetic most of the time. I consider myself a happy person and have a positive attitude. I enjoy dinners out, shopping, movies, car shows, concerts, live sports/games, boating, and bon fires. Family is important and security in my job I worked so hard for. I like meeting for dinner or drinks to talk and get to know eachother, but I am open to sugestions. I do like movies, ice cream, parties, get togethers, boating parks, fairs, concerts, and sports events.
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SableOffline
Woman. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 45-55
You are browsing through the online dating sites and someone catches your eye. So, you stop and read her profile. Hmmm, she spells "you're" and "they're" correctly, good. No racist undertones, nice. No hint of a house full cats, dogs or exotic pets or axe wielding exes, awesome. She's got a couple kids (fourteen year old girl and an eleven year old son) who she seems to love beyond belief, excellent. She isn't in debt up to her eyeballs. Plus, she likes 80's music and movies (Cause if my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88, you're going to see some serious s**t.) She loves live music and theater as well as films and museums and dining out. She likes swimming, snorkeling, boating, fishing, nature preserves, historic sites and history in general. She likes documentaries, trivia, anything British except maybe the food. Wow, the person seems pretty cool and relatively sane. So, someone this interesting, well-read and educated is probably into cerebral stuff and absolutely no fun.***is a fav), and trips to the drug store, where, for some reason, everything you guys look at is hysterically funny. Okay, it all seems charming and fun but what about romance. Wow...wow, okay, well, she seems to know what makes a relationship hum. She mentions loving to kiss for a long time and cuddle and caress and, well, it seems she's got passion in a relationship exactly where it belongs, front and center. Okay, okay...let's check out the photos. Very nice. Sexy, sensuous, quite tall, desirable and a very very kissable BBW. Now, she wrote an amazing profile. She seems too good to be true, wait, you read that she still admits to being a real human being with faults and weaknesses, who sometimes makes mistakes but owns up to them. Now, at this point, you have a couple choices, you could decide she's not for you (which is fine), she's cute but not your cup of tea or, or you find yourself attracted to her. You think, I could totally enjoy meeting her and maybe actually make some sort of connection. We could go out to dinner or a show. We could spend an afternoon playing putt-putt golf, we could talk and get to know each other over dinner at a romantic restaurant or something completely different. She seems cool and up for almost anything. So, now it's up to you. Write to her with something a little more original than "Hello" or "Hey." Make sure you have a few photos on your profile because she doesn't even read mail from people with photo-less profiles. Take the chance. Risk your heart. Be charming. Be witty. Be original. And if you could, be at least a college grad, really tall and friendly. Who knows, It could be the beginning of something very very special. Quiet dinner, soft lights, music, wine