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JettieOffline
Woman. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 37-47
what to say .... I'm outgoing wear my heart on my sleeve . I love harley's outdoors. As well as staying home watching a great movie ..I love cooking . I'm new back in, wa .. I am looking for my, soulmate my best friend .. I just want someone for there h share life together . I have had five kids most grown and live there own life .. So I'm looking to enjoy mine with a great man ... Drink , coffee pool , walk to talk and get to no each other ...
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TemperanceOffline
Woman. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 37-47
I’m an average build non-smoker, interested in friendship. I enjoy movies, some dancing, concerts, jazz, etc; interested in someone who enjoys the same. Just looking for someone to have good time with.
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ShantaeOffline
Woman. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 34-44
When asked how it is possible that a woman who is passionate about life, love, family, kids, cooking, and everything else can be single, my reply is that I haven't found someone who can match my awesomeness. Yes, I know. "She sure is full of herself". Yes. And I expect everyone to love themselves enough to not settle for anything less than awesomeness in their lives. My teenagers, my family, my friends, my job, just my life in general is full and happy. And anyone who comes into my life is already living a full and happy life. If you are living that full and happy life and really love who you are, you are awesome! I rarely send messages first, only when something in your profile strikes me as interesting or funny. Similarly, I expect the first message I get from you will make me smile or pique my interest. I probably won't reply if you don't have something interesting to say. ("Hi" is not likely to catch my attention.)Maybe I'm picky, but I think everyone should be. I also like chivalry. I appreciate a man who holds doors open, orders for me at restaurants (but lets me choose my own food/drink unless I ask you to decide for me...which after a long week of making a million different decisions has a tendency to happen now and then.), is polite to those in the service industry, and makes everyone feel important.