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DiotOnline
Woman. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 33-43
I would like a man who knows what he wants and who isnt afraid to go after it.Relationships are priorities, and I am looking for some one to hang out with and hopefully it will turn into something more, but I am not looking to rush. Not into the bar scene very often, but I do like the occassional night cap at home. I am a very spiritual, but non-religious person. I never take anything or anyone for granted. does not matter, as long as it is a good time!
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KatherynOnline
Woman. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 33-43
I am a passionate person and give my all to whatever I do, whether it’s playing sports, working or just having a good time with friends. I am a Sugarloafer at heart and just bought a place up there to fuel my passion. I am a strong blue-okay black snowboarder having been at it for my fourth season now. During the summer and fall, I enjoy playing volleyball and softball. I recently ran my first 15K this past May and am training for a half- At home, I enjoy snuggling up with a good book or with a special someone for a stay-in movie night. I love chilling with my friends and having a good laugh too.My main "criteria" for whomever I date are fairly simple, at least I think so... I want someone who will make me laugh, be there through the good and bad, and just wants to be with me as much as I want to be with him. Doesn't sound like too much???Feel free to send me a message if you'd like to know more or chat :) I would like something simple for the first time we meet. A "coffee" date at Starbucks where we can talk sounds great. I put coffee in quotes because I actually do not like coffee but I do like Starbucks.After that, a great first "real" date would be a nice (not necessarily expensive) dinner and maybe a walk by some water or garden or just someplace relaxing where we can stroll.
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ClarisOnline
Woman. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 37-47
I feel like I'm the best me I've ever been.... I'm working hard to keep learning and moving forward - welcoming change does not come naturally to me but vast changes in the past couple years have been extremely positive for me - and I brought them all on myself :). I'm achieved a lot of what I wanted, and I'm content with myself and my life, would be great to share it with someone :). I don't believe in perfect people, just people who are good for each other, bring out each others' best selves.Here's a little bit about me: I'm pretty open and diverse - I can relate to all sorts of people. That diversity also applies to my tastes in music - although not much into rap or metal - been a bit addicted to Fleet Foxes lately, and my tastes can include stuff like The Tragically Hip, Iron and Wine, The Decemberists, INXS, Jethro Tull, and The Be Good Tanyas (etc...). Loud, great music really can be exhilarating and therapeutic. I like live performances of different sorts, including music, dance, theatre, etc, but at my core I'm a homebody and pretty comfortable in my own company. I'm the type who has a smaller circle of close friends *** a large group of casual acquaintances - this allows me to be really engaged with those I'm close to.I like reading ... I just finished Daring Greatly by Brene Brown and currently working through a few other things - struggling to commit to my book club book lately - totally possessive of my free time :). Clever and politically incorrect stuff makes me laugh, I can't help it :) -My friends and family are important to me, and they're a supportive, accepting bunch. I can be reserved and quiet sometimes. I can also talk your ear off :). I've got a good sense of humour. I'm not religious. I like to cook and I'm pretty good at it. I'm on a bit of a kick with eating healthier and more naturally and getting more physically fit - I still have a ways to go, but I won't make changes I'm not prepared to live with for the long haul so it can be a slower process - but that also means it will last. I have a great job and don't expect to depend on a partner financially - nor do I expect you to. I would like to travel more in the next few years and see more of this amazing world, likely not within the confines of a resort for the most part. I would like to continue to break out of my comfort zone and redefine myself.Despite my practicality, I'm also a romantic - and I'm surprising once you break through my shell. :)I'd like to meet new people, see who's out there. However, here's a bit about the right man for me in the long run: You're a person who knows himself and has some goals for the future, whatever they may be, and a lifestyle that can both mesh with mine but also introduce me to new possibilities. I don't need someone who shares my views on everything, but I think it helps if the basic worldviews are somewhat similar (regarding humanity, spirituality etc). You're open-minded.You're comfortable with me having both a strong self and a vulnerable self. (Sometimes I want to "take care of", and sometimes I want to be taken care of.)If you have children, they are your top priority, over relationships, etc. This also means limited crap with the ex LOL.I try to avoid unnecessary drama - I believe in a collaborative approach to conflict, which inevitably happens. If you're unable to talk things out somewhat calmly, or need to be right all the time, or avoid conflict altogether, or like to pick fights because you're bored, we'd probably have a difficult time. Passion can be found elsewhere in a relationship :)That's enough for now I guess. Ask me more if you're *** Meeting up for drinks and appetizers maybe?Coffee dates are perfect too..