SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
-
EliudOnline
Man. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: woman. In age: 51-61
HI HOW ARE YOU WELL WERE TO START I CONSIDER MY SELF WELL ROUNDED.. IM GOOD AT A BAR OR SHIRT AND TIE EVENT IF I MUST.IVE BEEN DIVORCED OVER TEN YEARS NOW.AND HAPPY IN MY OWN SKIN. WORK FULL TIME BUT HAVE WEEKENDS OFF. WITCH ID LIKE TO FIND THAT SOMEONE SPECIAL TO SPEND SOME TIME WITH. A NEW BEST FRIEND WOULD BE GREAT.MAYBE MORE IF THINGS GO IN THAT DIRECTION OPEN
-
DriskollOnline
Man. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 49-59
I am a fun-loving guy with a great personality (according to friends), curious and inquisitive, positive yet reflective, spiritual, loyal, respectful, and a christian looking to create a life-long relationship with a similar-minded woman who also has a passion for life. I enjoy spending time with family, sailing, playing music (currently guitar and ukulele), traveling, cooking (just not a big fan of cooking for one). I have a job I really love but I have to add that I work an unconventional 2nd shift with long late night hours. That said, while I realize it makes it difficult to create a relationship, it is not impossible. I'm the type of guy who puts 110% into whatever I do, a true chivalrous man that DOES open doors for his partner. :-) I hope you have similar interests and if you would like to get to know me, please don't be shy and drop a line.... you never know the possibilities!My long term goal is to retire on a sailboat somewhere warm... I'm thinking the Keys or USVI. Meet for coffee or a glass of wine and get to know each other.
-
MaxxOnline
Man. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 49-59
Single guy, divorced over ten years. No kids, although I’ve always loved them and enjoy being around them. I have a place of my own, no roommates, no parents upstairs (or, for that matter, any other interpersonal distractions). But, before this profile veers off into rather lonesome and sad country, I do have a large circle of friends I’ve accumulated over the years, who keep me busy and laughing, as well as a large and close family. I’ve been lucky. All my life I’ve felt well-loved and appreciated.I have a job that still excites me every day, working with people I respect and admire. And I seldom leave the office without feeling I’ve somehow made a difference. You'll never hear me complain about work; it's a dream gig, and I know it. It wasn’t always like this, but professional fulfillment, like personal peace of mind, takes time and patience and hard work to achieve.I stay active by camping a few times a year, hiking, walking, canoeing, biking. And I balance the physical stuff with cultural pursuits like museums, author readings, lectures, and day trips to places that spark some wierd, quirky interest.It’s a good life. I have no complaints. I just know how much better it can be with the right woman. Setting loose the animals at the zoo.