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KaeleaOnline
Woman. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 46-56
I am looking for the last love of my life! I am livibg on my dad's ranch! I am in search of my soul mate! Are you out there? dinner and drinks at the RANCH!!
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JessamynOnline
Woman. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 46-56
I am easy going and try not to sweat the small stuff. I am outgoing and fit into any social situation. I tend to think "outside of the box" and try to give everyone the benefit of the doubt and try not to be judgmental of others; you never know what they are going through. I love to have intelligent, interesting conversations but can also be as silly as the next guy. I am a devoted mom, I work full time and stay involved with my kids' school and community outreach (medical) events. I am very open to accepting someone else's children and know that "package deals" are the best! I am a Christian and I am looking for the same. I love animals and have passed that love on to my kids. A good sense of humor is a "must have". I would love to find that connection....the unspoken "I totally get you"...the one. If you are one of the guys on this site that find it necessary to have posted a picture you took of yourself shirtless in the bathroom with a reflection of you holding your camera/phone in the mirror, please do not contact me. The first date should be somewhere laid back and somewhat quiet where we can talk and get to know each other. The first date is when both of us can tell if there is a connection or not so much, so it is important to be somewhere we feel relaxed, under no pressure, and be able to hold a decent conversation.
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CarlOnline
Woman. 46 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 43-53
I have and also seek out people with integrity. That is one of the most important qualities a person can have. I don't have an agenda; I just moved here in Sept. I'd just like to meet new people and make friends and go from there. I'm good at making friends but with matters of the heart I seem to be more reserved. I am very friendly and outgoing BUT when it comes to one on one dates I'm like an awkward teenager! I prefer face to face group interactions over single dating—I'm not a serial dater nor do I like to use my time *** and forth or on the phone— I feel like I'm being interviewed. Am I the only one that feels this way? Feel like dating sites are full of people with agendas and checklists? What's the rush? I think the best way to get to know someone is to see them out in a group of people and how they interact with them. Chemistry is only one part of the equation. Are they social? Or socially awkward? Do they smile? Do they engage in intelligent or witty conversation? Or have nothing to say? Do they give off a good vibe? You can't get answers to these questions over a phone or in an ***, I thought if I created a group that brought together folks that like to do what I like to do, it would be a good way to meet new people in a relaxed environment. Since I really enjoy motorcycle rides, custom/muscle cars and related shows and events, I formed a group called CAME (Car And Motorcycle Enthusiasts) on BON & *** post our plans and ideas on the group wall. So if you have a motorcycle, custom or classic car and want to meet people with similar interests, this might be something to check out..it's a two-way street!Look for us on:BON: *** or *** If you find love great! If not, at the very least, you've met a good group of people and made some new friends! That will be my approach anyway. No one wants to be alone. However you find it, I wish you all the best on this site and in life! I am really impressed by folks who take the time to join the rides and events I plan. People want to shoot me their # or ask for mine right away and I don't give it out if I don't know you. It's a good way to see how people interact with others and a great way to meet new friends in a relaxed environment. "To find that which is worth finding, one first must be willing to make the journey." — jc