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DavisOffline
Man. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
I own a small business which keeps me busy! Looking for friends, message Me. Dinner
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GareOffline
Man. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
I am a professional male seeking the same ! I am somewhat of a homebody but enjoy the outdoors and travel. True romantic at heart and would like to find someone that would like to date and get to know each other before a quick romp in the sack. I enjoy all kinds of music and college sports. I have a wide range of activities that I like to do and hoping to find someone that likes the same. Trying to stay fit and eating right for good health , is a big goal of mine. I am muscular and hit the gym often to stay in shape. I like men that act like men and are masculine. Please be in decent shape and be height/weight proportionate. Strong beards/goatees or 5 o'clock shadows and great hairy legs get my attention everytime. Never too much hair for me...GRIN. ...just looking for compatibility and friendship first..then we go from there..Thanks for reading and live life to the fullest, you never know when it may knock you down !! If you would like to know more, ask away !!! More pics if there is mutual interest... I would prefer something casual like meeting for a drink or coffee..so we can relax and talk... getting to know each other. It's always nice to walk on the beach or in a park !
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AnaniasOffline
Man. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 52-62
Masculine guy, seeking same.I am a "not acting my age" kind of guy who enjoys bike riding, running (but not as much as the bike), traveling, theatre, keeping in shape, eating right (with an occasional indiscretion),the beach, the mountains, quiet evenings, cooking, and sharing LIFE. I love to cook at home; for two or with friends; conversation: listening, and sharing. I like coming home every night to that special someone; not into to bars and too much partying. Love attending the theatre; musical theatre is better still; frustrated actor and singer. Missed my chance. My dream vacation is a bike ride through Tuscany; And is close enough to a little village with a cafe where we can sit and enjoy the local life.My sense of humor and easy going manner helps me meet others easily. At the middle of life I am punching the reset button; I believe that there is life ahead of me that I didn't grab the first time. I am choosing to live life with the motto: "You ain't seen nothing yet!" I'm looking for a long term commited relationship; but am not willing to move too quickly. Let's get to know each other, be friends, and see where that takes us. Dates and talks; walks and picnics. Catching moments of life together and living them.I recently moved back to the area; I punched the "Go Home"I work in the healthcare field, with the elderly, and love it. I love what I do and do what I love. When it comes to commitment, I am faithful, loyal and true to the one who has stolen my heart. If you want to do something, be something, achieve something, I will be your cheerleader, supporter, friend and "personal trainer" to make sure that you get what your heart desires. And I would love to find someone who wants to do the same for me. I try to take care of myself; have longevity on both sides of the family (grandparents that lived to be over ***. If I am going to live that long, I want to do it well, just like they did.;You are never a great man when you have more mind than heart." - BeaucheneI want to be a man who is more heart than mind!If you read this far; you deserve this AMAZING quote by Paulo Cuelho, from his fable, The Alchemist: "When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it." (I love that; your life, my life, and maybe OUR life, is a conspiracy of the universe)One more thing: if we connect on this site and have some communication; then you decide there is no connection, please have the courtesy to respond with a "no thank you" or "I don't think we have a connection" or something. *** is the height of insult. I can handle the truth. Thanks. Coffee or wine in a liitle wine or coffee bar I love in Uptown. Or a nice dinner (at a nice place; we have several in Bishop Arts District where I live) with good conversation and communication. A quiet talk where we can just be ourselves without any yadayadayada. I tend to be an open book when you get to know me. I think in those early times together we should feel free to tell our stories. I want to hear yours.