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DervilaOnline
Woman. 26 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 23-33
Hey! So probably the first thing you should know about me is that I have horses and am a barrel racer. I spend a lot of time with my horses as they are a huge part of my life! Because of my horses I would one day like to live on a farm/acreage.I enjoy staying active other ways such as playing volleyball, ringette, water skiing, and running. I like most types of music except for heavy screaming metal! lol I am a generally happy outgoing and friendly person. I like to travel but I also like being at home with friends and family. I also like to read and learn new things.I am a Pharmacy Technician for AHS and enjoy my job but am not certain if I would like to pursue another career at some point. I am currently considering pursuing an education to become an equine therapist along side of my pharmacy technician job. For a first date I would like to do something low key that allows us to chat and get to know each other better. An activity of some sort would be cool for a date as well. But I'm sure what ever we decide would be fine.
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DawnaOnline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
Hello,So I am going to just dive right into this. I am not looking to play games or be played. I don't do drama. I want an honest, open relationship. I believe in honesty, loyalty, second chances, and sometimes third chances. I like art, music, books, movies, animals, camping, travelling, basically all the things most people like. I have my opinions, you don't have to like them but if you want me to respect yours then you need to respect mine. I am strong but kind, smart and silly, independent and generous. Although I do like being taken care of every now and then. I love my family and friends and would do just about anything for anyone of them. Basically I am just looking for someone to accept me for me. On a first date I would like to do something fun. Something to break the ice. Although dinner and/or a movie is nice, I prefer to see my date in a more relaxed setting. Bowling, mini golf, juggling lessons :) these all sound like great ideas to me. Just something fun and stress free.
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MonaOnline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
I actually have no idea where the whole "A priest, a rabbi, and a duck..." jokes go. I hear them on TV and in movies all the times but no one ever finishes the joke! I suppose I could google it but that feels like cheating somehow.People always seem to only mention their good qualities in these descriptions, as if they don't have any bad? Well, I know my bad qualities and I'm ok with them, in fact, I occasionally celebrate them. So, to be a little bit different, here are a few of my other "bad" qualities: -Judgmental-Easily annoyed-Stubborn-Insecure and yet am totally convinced of my awesitude and amazeballsness-I'm antisocial like 70% of the time-Mildly opinionatedAnd some good:-I try to be pretty open and honest-Funny-Reasonably intelligent-Loyal-Mildly opinionatedI enjoy a variety of activities, but right now most of my time is spent working, writing, with my horse, reading, or doing something low key with my friends. I would LOVE to try sailing, fencing, ATVing, kayaking, hot air ballooning, spelunking... the list really does go on. I enjoy doing crosswords (preferably the ones in the 24 magazine since I can usually finish them!), love talking about movies and music and generally feel that a day without a heated debate (including copious amounts of arm flailing) is wasted. What I'm looking for: I'm not entirely sure. I have a pretty decent idea of what I'm *not* looking for and that includes dudes who feel the need to post shirtless photos of themselves. I don't care how proud you are of your nerps, the very act of posting those photos makes me question your judgment and, to be completely honest, I've already thought of several ways to mercilessly mock you. Also, spelling and grammar are important. I can handle the occasional typo but good gawd the little red squiggly lines under those words should tell you something! Have you ever had a conversation with a friend when all of a sudden they whip out the fact that they can't say ";? In fact, they keep trying to say it and all you can think is "Fawk that sounds like they're saying "massive two shits"." No? Just me? I find that when I go to message a guy, I usually only throw down a "hey, how's it going". Generic, I know, but I really don't want to waste time on someone who's not going to respond. Unfortunately that is a pretty boring opening line and not the most conducive to an ongoing, in depth online conversation. So, here's a jumping off point: Who would win in an epic battle between unicorns armed with bacon and bears armed with nets? Hold hands and skip (will seriously marry the dude who knows where that line comes from.)