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PeteOnline
Man. 59 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 41-61
Just looking for a good woman to stand by my side and share my life with so if your interested you know what to do are find me on *** me your number so I can talk with you I'm not a paying member here my *** Peter Landry
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SydOnline
Man. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 41-51
Gosh, I hate talking about myself. I really enjoy the outdoors. I love to fish and like teaching someone who does'nt know how to. I get a real joy when I see that my methods work. I am a snow skier,I love being a dad. I have 2 great kids, a son 18 and a daughter 11. I love music. I like to play my guitar, I like the chic flics, just about all the romantic movies are good for me. Country dancing is fun for me. I consider myself to be pretty good. I am VERY tired of the bar scene. I LOVE to laugh and yo make others laugh as well. I heard once that laughter is the best medicine and love cures all. Well I have the laughter part....... please help! I am a caring person and love life. I enjoy camp fires, hangin with freinds,cooking out ect.... k I'm tired of talking about me now. I look forward to hear from you. :) We would need an icebreaker place. I would say coffee or a casual lunch. Gotta get to know that person. Then if there is a second date maybe a dinner or a nice picnic on a great sunny day.
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IshaanOnline
Man. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 38-48
;Knowledge without mileage is bullshit." It means different things to everyone, but for me, it means that you have to live life and chance its risks. Life offers knowledge for every mile one travels. Some we realize right away, some, not for 10 years. For me, life is about learning, every single day. Life is a wonderful teacher if one is open to listening, learning and being its student.My time as a single man has taught me many lessons as has my time spent online dating. I've learned that EVERYONE is looking for someone to want them for who they are. To accept them, not so much sight unseen, but to know that no one is perfect and that we all have flaws Flaws make us human. Admitting them make us individuals and at the end of the day, above all else, that's what I am. He's not here. I'm at peace with this. THESE WORDS SHOULD BE THE DECIDING FACTOR! But, I'm probably too honest. I'm flawed and I own it proudly.I'm an individual. I personally think it helps me stick out in a good way, but you know, opinions vary.Before I talk about who I am, let me tell you who I'm not.- I'm not the guy who wears a baseball cap with a straight brim. Ever.- You will never see me with a car with spinners on it, nor lowered to the ground.- I don't waste my time taking pictures of my abs, nor should I say non existent abs, in the mirror. Better things to do with my time.- I wear my pants AT MY WAISTLINE, because that's where they belong.- I don't put all my stock in what is fashionable to wear. I dress how I feel comfortable.- I've never cheated on a partner in my entire life. I'm not a cheating dog or a player.Now I will tell you who I am.- I'm both a high school and college graduate. I'm educated and I'm not embarrassed by it.- I'm a free lance writer and a actor/performer in the Pro Wrestling Business. These things are a part of me, not just my life. They make life interesting for sure, but they have helped make me who I am.- The words, honor, trust, loyalty and respect aren't just words to me. They are the foundation upon which I've built my life.- I'm a guy who lives his life with passion. Passion is in everything he does. I'm probably too much of a dreamer for some peoples own good, but I'm not changing that part of me.- I love conversation. It's probably one of my favorite things in the world, next to bacon. But if I could have great conversation OVER bacon, that would be a little slice of heaven on Earth.But if you have read this far, it means you're looking for depth in your relationship. It's not just a cursory look at pictures and then clicking the X in the corner. I would hope if you've read this far, you're willing to take that next step, drop a message and see if we can maybe connect. I hope to hear from you. For a first date, I really can't say what would be right or wrong. That's a mutual decision. I would say a movie wouldn't really give us a chance to talk, nor would a concert of some kind. Unless one of them was preceded by a meal, and then, I could be behind it. Ideally, I love conversation and feel that the best way 2 people can get to know each other is simply talking. No BS. No posturing. 2 people, sharing space, ideas, stories. Opening the first door to see if the other will be allowed access to the second. Disclaimer : At amusement parks, I don't do roller coasters. Bad childhood experience that has never healed. I'm at peace with it. Only caveat.