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JebOnline
Man. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 42-52
I miss having someone to share special moments with, call just to say hi and hope your day is great. I\'m looking to find someone who is kind, funny, romantic, sensitive, loving, caring and likes to have fun.
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JaidynOnline
Man. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 41-51
Good guy,Fairly successful, independent, reliable, fun loving,love life, and full of ambition.Laughing and joking appropriately makes life even better:)Would like to meet a great woman(just one), for dating and a whole lot more.Hoping to find the "the Real Deal", the chemistry, the ***, and the most awesome first date:) The one where you never want to leave, or the date to end.I'm responsible, full of energy, and funny(apparently). Looking for someone who actually has time to get out and do things.Life is amazing, and even better with that special someone: It would be great to have a travel partner.if you know what you are looking for as well, drop me a line:) A walk, meet and greet to see if there is chemistry.
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ClemmieOnline
Man. 43 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 40-50
I am tall, handsome, enthusiastic, open-minded, intelligent, and athletic in the right amount...sounds too good to be true doesn't it...Well, honestly if I was an attractive, athletic, spirited, independent woman I would date the guy in this profile because he is positive, great in bed and generally very warm and giving. I think relationships work well when both put a bit into it...in other words...it has to be a two way street. I don't waste time or money with bad habits like getting drunk/drugs or smoking. I would rather spend my energies and funds on worthwhile projects. I am also a neat freak and if you are too that would be great!!!My favorite thing to do is learn a new skill (also applies in the bedroom btw). I love sailing and getting where I need to go as cheaply and comfortably as possible. High efficiency actually turns me on yet waste, fat, bureaucracy turn me off. I am presently writing a book that I intend to publish and use the proceeds to buy a boat that I will eventually live on full time. I guess this is my little pursuit of freedom in a world that doesn't seem to have much of it at the moment.My #1 fantasy involves building an off-grid home in some wooded area where there is no traffic and somewhere to dock my boat nearby where there is access to the open ocean...Hey, I didn't say my fantasy was going to be cheap...I guess I am a bit of a hermit but I am not anti-social. I just need another hermit like me who can appreciate me and I can do the same for her. Perhaps a booth in a nice quiet restaurant...maybe "Shores" in Port Credit or similar. If all goes well up to that point then maybe a Guinness at the little pub on the corner to round things off. Nothing set in stone and I am open to suggestions for movies etc. should the mood arise...and a swim...***hour after eating... ;-) ....ok cancel the swim...too cold now. Lets find a place with a fire place and drink hot toddies all night...