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Kris
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Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 38-48
Hi! My name is Kris. I am divorced spiritual but not religious caucasian woman with kids from Brainerd, Minnesota, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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Ellie
Online
Woman. 31 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 28-38
Hello all! A little about myself...I'm a domesticated person, who enjoys having a great time!! I'd like to find someone who has an awesome balance between work & play like myself. I have a typical work schedule...M-F, take care of my home life afterward, cook, clean, ya know...responsibilities! Occasionally meet a friend for drinks, but generally I keep partying for the weekend, if at all. On the weekend I like to watch NFL, primarily my Chiefs! I'm not big into bars, but certainly enjoy going out here & there!I'd like to get to know a guy who has the majority of their life together. I'm the least materialistic woman you'll meet, however it's important to me that I meet a man who has a steady/stable job, home, vehicle, takes care of his kiddos (if applicable), isn't a druggie or heavy drinker, & is more interested in having a great life with...drum rolllll.......ME!!! :) I give hugs ;)Please read my red flags....*please no criminals/druggies/heavy partiers*please no aethists*please no bar junkies*please no men seeking women for one nighters, friends w/benefits, unstable as far as where you live, or military here part time for work. I'm seeking men interested in forming something in the future if it happens. I'm open minded, but would prefer an easy going atmosphere, where we can chat & have some laughs :)
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Leonora
Online
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
And on a more serious, but still funny, and very true note: *** I will totally google you: *** crisis led me to joining the military. Most of the people I hang out with now are in relationships, which leads to me feeling like the 3rd, 5th, 7th wheel. I'm really just testing this whole internet dating thing out. I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking for other than friends (male or female) to adventure with, but am open to the possibility of a friendship leading to dating (males only). I work hard during the week, so I try to maximize what I can get out of the weekends. Upcoming goals are to get scuba certified and to hike the entire Kalalau Trail (UPDATE: Trail completed 2 Sep). Perverts need not apply.) I like to read (I'm a book nerd). I've recently gotten into doing triathlons (i.e. I've done one sprint triathlon and was peer pressured into signing up for a full one soon. I am 77% confident in my ability to finish... 99% sure it will be dead last UPDATE: Tinman completed and performance was better than anticipated). I am not good at math. I love to travel and would really like someone with the ability to do so as well. I love hiking and try to go on a new hike every weekend. Deal Breakers: 1. There are any pictures of you taken in a mirror (especially in the bathroom... ESPECIALLY if there is a toilet in the background) 2. All of your pics are 'selfies' (I hate myself a little bit for having used that term seriously) 3. You don't know the difference between "you're/your" and "they're/their" (I'm in no way a grammar expert, but a gal needs standards) 4. Over-use of 'lol', emoticons, or the replacement of letters with numbers 5. Your profile announces you to be "drama-free" and/or that you "love to have fun" (both giant red flags, in my experience)If you message me, I prefer you make it something a little more personal than "Hi there". Small talk isn't exactly a strength of mine so I'd prefer that you at least make it obvious you've read this profile and perhaps mention what exactly prompted you to message. * Another lack in strength- writing about myself. I think this profile makes me sound a little intense. I have a dry sense of humor and it doesn't translate too well into selling myself (here). Other than an infrequent case of ****y resting face, I'm usually smiling and quick to laugh. I couldn't even tell you the last time I went on a "date". My relationships have all begun with friendships and my dates have been 'date nights' once the relationship was established. The thought of having to get dressed up, go to dinner, and ask/answer a bunch of interview-like questions before panicking about whether or not he will kiss me... or whether I even WANT him to kiss me... or what I will do if I do want him to kiss me and he doesn't (or worse- if he tries to kiss me and I DON'T want him to) is not my idea of a good time.My idea of a good time would be doing something active. Also, please put your cell phone away. There is not much more annoying to me than attempting to have a conversation with someone who is texting/face-booking/tweeting every minute.