SIMILAR PEOPLE
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Keke
Online
Woman. 47 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 30-50
Hi! My name is Keke. I am never married other african woman without kids from Southern Pines, North Carolina, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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Kattie
Online
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
I AM; happy, optimistic, and adventurous, open minded, spontaneous, artistic, creative, intuitive, passionate, caring, ambitious, self entertained, educated and I have a sense of humor! I love to laugh, joke around, and have fun.I have ambition, goals and dreams! I want to live life! I don't want to just be living a life.I AM NOT; petti, dishonest, over sensitive, over bearing, a nag, controlling, jealous, catty, selfish, boring, to serious, high maintenance, needy, stubborn, vindictive, manipulative, and I do not create drama! There is no passion to be found settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living. - I am looking for someone who I can talk to that will listen, and when I need a shoulder a to cry on they are there, or when I feel like being goofy, they are goofy with me. I want to be able to play with someone, wrestle and laugh I do not want to be with a a stick in the mud who does not know how to do anything but to be serious all the time.I am looking for someone who does not like to talk negative about his life or others, I want to be in a positive environment. We are moving towards what we are constantly saying! -My ideal date will be one that no matter where it is at the conversation is good and flows smoothly, the atmosphere is comfortable, and the both of us enjoyed a few laughs.
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Clarinda
Online
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
The Internet has been getting a nasty rap, lately. The American Journal of Psychiatry is calling for Internet addiction to be recognized as a legitimate disorder.; beloved bloggers dish out all the happy details of their exceptionally rich & fulfilling lives is making us feel lousy. REALLY lousy.I’ll admit it — my appreciation for online merriment has been waning, too. I rarely read blogs — unless I’m doing specific research for a project, or a client. I *** feel like it — and then scuttle away. I can physically feel my mental equilibrium plummet, on days when I’ve had too much screen time. I get it. The Internet can be an icky place - yet bewilderingly addictive, all in the span of one tappity-click.But then, just when I’m ready to pull a full-; carve out a pleasant little life for myself in the belly of a hollowed-out tree, things like this happen: my best girlfriend announces her engagement to the man of her dreams whom she met on match.com.....And that's when I want to give "the Internet" another chance...... I want to I feel sparkly and super-strong when I'm around that special someone. I want to have "THAT" experience and "THOSE BUTTERFLIES" in my stomach again. And have that special someone be part of that experience..... And that’s beautiful! So yes, I want to celebrate "the ol' Internet" again. Want to prove me why the Internet maybe isn’t so bad, after all?