SIMILAR PEOPLE
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PatreaseOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 30-50
Hi! My name is Patrease. I am never married other african woman without kids from Kershaw, South Carolina, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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PeneOnline
Woman. 47 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 44-54
Hello all: I have decided to try this again. I am a mother of two great boys ***& 15). I really don't know what to say except I am a loyal, honest, funny, outgoing, passionate, loving person looking for Mr. Right. My Mr. Right is a man that is loyal, honest, funny, outgoing, passionate, loving and knows how to treat a women. I also want someone that understands that I am a mother of 2 teenage boys and they are very important to me. I am not looking for a father for them, I am looking for a man that I can share the rest of my life with and enjoy each others company. I am not a barbie doll, I have curves. I have a lot to offer in a relationship. I hope I can find a person that doesn't judge the book by it's cover (so to speak).I hope to find you (Mr. Right) soon.....Thanks for taking a minute and read my profile.***\\***Plz***\\\***Put This***On Your***account If***You Know***\\\***Someone***\\***Who Died***\***Of***\\\***Cancer***\\\---Or whom maybe suffering from itHope to talk to you soon.
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EmilyOnline
Woman. 48 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 45-55
What am I looking for? Being active together physically, mentally, and emotionally. So I hope we could find some sports or activities that we could do together which could include but not exclusive to team sports like volleyball, doubles badminton, or hiking, biking, swimming ( I love being in water - snorkelling), dancing (fast or slow), orienteering, canoeing, snowshoeing, x- I think it's fun to share ideas or opinions while having a conversation after reading (an article from the Saturday paper, a book, or a magazine), or seeing a film, a play, a good tv show (like Orange is the New Black, The Newsroom, Mad Men, Downton Abbey, Nurse Jackie) and discussing or using problem-solving strategies when planning to entertain, cooking, travelling, playing games, solving puzzles or quests together. These kind of activities could keep our minds sharp, and also help us develop the kind of emotional bond necessary to be together as a team. Also I love eating and cooking together, it involves many senses.What are simple pleasures for me?........Sometimes, it can be as simple as going on a hike or a bike ride next to the canal, or shopping at a farmers' market, and later creating a beautiful meal that we share together or with others, or having a cup of good coffee or a glass of wine at a bistro while sharing our observations on human behaviour...-packed with activities...I love walking in neighbourhoods in new cities, or seeing shows (especially theatre, comedy shows, intimate venue or outdoor concerts), doing a historical walking food tour, or sleeping away from home, dressing up for dinner, having a drink at a bar with my buddy next to my side, or maybe going snowshoeing by the light of the moon, or once I know someone well, maybe skinny dipping at night. I like to be active both physically and intellectually so I enjoy playing many sports or games, chatting, and/or seeing entertainment, and I do enjoy culinary adventures either out or at home. Below is a list of suggestions for activities and I would be open to other ideas. Go for a coffee at bridgehead roastery or Art is In Bakery, or meet and have some Pho or Bun.--7:30), later cross the street see the show, and after decide if it's time to walk back to Arboretum or have a beverage at Moon Room or the Big Easy (probably depends on the schedule the next day and if we click as "friends"). A variation of the last suggestion could include meeting, and previously planning a biking route which brings us to one of the new food trucks in town (I do like to have fun and new adventures, and sometimes I need gentle reminders that "less" is "more"). Just a few ideas!