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JoiOnline
Woman. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 42-52
Hi there - I'm an independent, easy-going and optimistic person who is very happy and satisfied with life except for missing a great guy with which to share it! I'd like to meet a good person, someone easy going, fun to be around, confident and upbeat. I am very active, workout regularly, walk my dogs daily, play a lot of tennis and like to swim - I love movies, sports, music, concerts, museums, good wine, eating out at a new restaurant or simply ordering in and watching a DVD. I am English and love living in the US. I have traveled around the world, my favorite country was definitely Australia and during my first visit there I worked on a dive boat on the Great Barrier Reef, truly an amazing experience.That's all for now, feel free to *** questions. Good luck with your search. Quick drink to see how we get along.
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SeonaOnline
Woman. 43 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 40-50
I have decided to update my profile. We should all do that every once in a while shouldn’t we? Reexamine ourselves…So first let me tell you a little bit about myself. I am a single mother of two wonderful teens that live with me 100% of the time ***cats). I recently went back to school and now work with special-needs children, which I really enjoy. However, I am contemplating going back to school in the fall to work towards a diploma. I am happy and in good spirits 99% of the time regardless of what life throws my way. I still consider myself a ‘happy endings’ type of person. I have a sarcastic sense of humor. I have been described as quirky and like the fact that, at times, I can be a big goof. I don’t mind laughing at myself and love to make others laugh. I am not afraid to make an ass of myself and consider myself a pretty confident person. I still sing Christmas Carols badly, eat chocolate, snore, and dance around the house (without good dance moves). I love to read, am a movie fanatic, enjoy cooking, and am trying to find the motivation to be a more active person. I am still very curious about life and think I look and act younger than I am.Here’s the main reason I wanted to update my profile. I’ve noticed a lot of people state that they don’t want someone with scars or emotional baggage. But doesn’t that just mean that you haven’t really lived or loved? I have scars, how can I not? At 42 I can say that I have loved and I have been hurt. This doesn’t mean I don’t want to try again, and it certainly doesn’t mean that I am not a trusting person. I still believe in true love. What I have noticed is that, as we get older, we tend to think our perfect match will be perfect from the get go and I’m not sure that’s realistic. We all have faults, no one is perfect. I have blue days, I don't yell often but it happens, my ass is bigger than I'd like it to be. Basically, I'm human. There are going to be things about me that annoy you. The question is, does the good outweigh the bad? Can you look past those idiosyncrasies, even get a chuckle out of them? I’m looking for a partner that will compliment me, not complete me. I am hoping for a mutually supportive, fun relationship full of romance, caring, tenderness, and laughter.I have been divorced for over ten years. While it was crushing at the time it was the best thing to happen to me. I have become a confident and capable woman in that time. It made me the woman I am today and a great mother. I am a catch (excuse the fishing reference)! So, all those scars and baggage help make us the person we are – and propel us to become the person we wish to be.I’m going to end with a quote by Marilyn Munroe, “I’m selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can’t handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don’t deserve me at my best.” And my best is pretty damn good!I don’t mean for this to sound materialistic but it has been an issue in the past so I will address it. I am a single mother supporting two children on my own. Finances are always an issue and I live on a very modest budget. I cannot afford fancy trips or expensive dates, not that I wouldn’t enjoy them. I just feel guilty that I cannot reciprocate. Many in my age range seem to be at a more comfortable place financially while I see myself as just getting started, or starting over. Hmmm, I'd like to start with a few *** phone calls and then we can chat about a get together, maybe a walk or coffee/tea?... We all know there has to be some kind of physical spark.
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BaileyOnline
Woman. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 41-51
Hi...I'm a single, 44 year old mom of 2 girls. My older one making the ultimate sacrifice and serving our country, and my younger one living out of state. I work full time for a major DIY company and have been there for 11 years. I'm a very good hearted person. I get along with just about everyone, and have a good sense of humor. I'm here to hopefully find my better half to have a good time doing things together. I like to go to the beach, movies, dinner, or just stay in and cook something, watch a movie and cuddle. I'm looking for someone who can appreciate anything I do and who knows the value of a good woman. I don't have time nor the patience for liars or players. I want to enjoy our time together....And one more thing, for those men who claim you "don't have time for a relationship ", you either need to change your profile saying so,.... I think my idea of a good first date would be dinner, a couple drinks and plenty of conversation. Then, if all is good, plan our next date.