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OlaOnline
Woman. 32 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 29-39
I'm very open minded. Always keeps promises. Flexible. Loves to love and be loved. Have been called a good little bad girl. Bottom line. Quick to the point. Appropriately inappropriate. A quiet place I can get to know you. Drinks/apps
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TiffanyOnline
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
FYI- the baby in the pictures is my niece!Top 5 Reasons I could be a good fit:1-I'm a great cook, which means you get to have a full belly.2-You will see me smile far more often than frown.3-I want to see what the world has to offer for us, let's go on an adventure, even if it's just a day trip.4-I'm fun and surround myself with an amazing group of friends (it's so easy to judge people by the company they keep!)5-I'm a positive person, I am always looking for the silver lining.About me: I love being active, going on weekend adventures for a hike or a road trip, spending time with my friends, and trying new things. I'm one of the originals, I grew up just out side of DC and love living in the area. Need a tour guide? I can help!)About you:You're funny and can tell a good story. You're smart and adventurous, wanting to do things on the weekends. You aren't looking for someone to complete you because you're a complete person on your own. You'll challenge me, and be OK being challenged sometimes. You don't lie in bed until noon on the weekends, because you want to get up and see what the world has to offer you.You get excited about the little things and the big things, and want life to be an adventure. You have opinions. You know how to communicate. Coffee? Drinks at some random bar? I think the first meeting is different than the first date.
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GiuseppinaOnline
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
Transplanted small-C. Loves: city streets, cheese, farmers markets, people. Hates: humidity; heat; mean, awful people; that people really don't seem to get to know one another. Misses: going barefoot in the grass; family, especially the smallest ones; best friends; the way it used to be; farmers; cool breezes; ***degrees of mountains (real ones, not this east coast BS); like minded folks. The rest is tbd.... Just out of grad school and working hard to reclaim a personal life. While I was able to keep up with a few things essential to sanity, like running, my annual 2-day walk for breast cancer and spending time with friends, I'm very much enjoying reading books that I choose (!), local events and a lot of cooking. (Sometimes my friends are beneficiaries here.) Music? I'll take it live, in just about any form. The smaller the venue the better. Best kind of first date would be something casual - a drink, coffee, lunch, a trip to the Sunday market. Something to do, spark conversation and a joke or two, learn about one another.