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MiyokoOnline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
Hi-I am a confident, independent, and career-driven womanI’m in search of a gentleman of charm & elegance with whom I would be compatible ... Start off dating, with an eye towards a committed long-term relationshipA Little About Me …A woman of family values … down-to-earth, appreciative of both the simple and the finer things in lifeI believe in treating people as I want to be treated, so respect, honesty, and communication are very important to me.A Little About You …• Confident with who you are and where you are at in your life• Like me, you’ve worked very hard to get where you are today, appreciative of the many good things you have going in your life, but finding that you are missing that special someone to make it that much better• Someone who enjoys travel Let's decide together
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MyrnaOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 49-59
What can I say I enjoy going for long rides on a Harley, I enjoy camping, I enjoy kayaking and I also enjoy intellectual conversations. I am an outgoing person with a positive outlook on life. As for that, I don't want or like drama.Please already be happy with ones self for it is no ones job to make you happy!Two individuals who are already happy with there lives make a great start getting to know one another. PS. Not looking for pen pals. If all you want to do is just text then move on.... I do not consider a size up meet a first date. Let see, would like to meet on common ground like maybe at a starbucks. If chatting with each other goes well then one can decide what to do from there such as a "First Date".
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LubaOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 49-59
I think I am ready to open my heart again. It's kind of scary to start over at 51, but I know that out there somewhere is a kind, warm, nature-loving man of integrity who is looking for someone like me. I'm in a transition phase in my life right now, trying to find the balance between putting my time, energy and passion into activities and people which will bring meaning to the 2nd half of my life vs. the practicalities of everyday existence. I really admire people who have chosen a simpler life built on what is important to them, rather than what society today dictates as being important.Part of my vision for the future includes a loving partner to share the journey. I like to spend most of my free time doing things outdoors like hiking, biking, gardening and paddling my kayak, but also enjoy live theatre and music.I tend to favor acoustic music, but like just about anything but rap/hip-hop type stuff and really twangy country. I find cello music really expresses all the feelings of the human heart so I adore cello music. I especially love live music in outdoor venues.I love to eat anything fresh from an organic garden, ethnic food and locally grown and raised stuff. I was raised Catholic but am finding my spiritual needs and growth extending beyond the *** these days.I'm not perfect...I have faults, weaknesses and character and bodily flaws. I'd rather share them with you, for true intimacy comes from feeling safe enough to be vulnerable with another. I'd like you to feel safe enough to share your imperfections as well. I do wonder... ...whether I will meet someone amazing that I want to spend the rest of my life with and who wants to spend the rest of his life with me ...if I will ever have my little eco-friendly home with a huge garden, a few chickens and maybe a goat...(oh, and you!) ...how I can support myself financially doing something I love rather than just working for the paycheck (and just for the record I have no debts except my mortgage)You should message me if:...you are looking for a down-to-earth, grounded woman with simple but important values. Someone you would love to go for a hike or camping with, or spend the day playing in the garden with, cooking dinner with or just relaxing on the beach with.If you are a kind, honest, man of integrity, who cherishes the out-of-doors as much as I do, I think you should say hi.I'm sorry but please pass me by if you are a smoker or have a past, present or future substance abuse problem. I have been deeply hurt by someone's issues with alcohol and I just don't have it in me to ride that roller-coaster again.In general,"Hey", " Hi there", or "what's up?" are really not likely to get my attention, so please...if you would really like a reply, make the effort to say something of substance. Good communication is the foundation of every successful relationship, and by not making the effort on the first try, leads me to believe that you are not at all interested in this integral piece of the puzzle. Just sayin' I enjoy a nice walk and talk for a first date. I think being able to go for a walk with someone because it is a little more casual and sometimes the things you see along the way can fill in those awkward silences that can sometimes happen on a first date. I think you can usually tell after an initial meeting if the person is someone you would like to get to know (or not).