SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
-
Izzy00DOnline
Man. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 28-44
Hi! My name is Izzy00D. I am divorced spiritual but not religious caucasian man with kids from Saint Marys, Ohio, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
-
AlexanderOnline
Man. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 19-29
OK here's the deal , I've put a hand full of different info in here about me over time but I think I got it dialed in this time. I'm looking for more than somebody to have sex with, I want somebody to talk to and somebody I can BE with, now you can believe that or **** off I don't give two shits. I cuss like a sailor but don't smoke, that's nasty. I work my ass off to maintain my phisique and I'm looking for someone who takes the same pride in their self, I'm not trying to seem insensitive or anything but in other words if your a fat lazy ass (BBW) than all your gonna get from me is insulted when you hit me up. However this doesn't mean that I'm only into skinny skinny girls because I understand the difference between fit and fat (deal with it). Deep down I'll be one of the nicest most faithfull men you'll meet and I'm looking for someone with the same outlook. In other words if your that "head **** in charge" type of woman than save your breath because I'm all about mutual respect. Other than ^this mess you can get at me if you want to know the real me.
-
BernardoOnline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 22-32
I have no hobbies, however i do have goals as well as aspirations. I work very hard, and I imagine that hiking might fall under the idea of a hobby. Those said goals and aspirations are relevant.At least I feel they are. To each ones own... I truly believe this. Let us, the collective "we", present this idea. A groovy First Date. How, more important, why, would one like to imagine an idea of an awesome first date? I have plenty of ideas. How about an evening spent at one of the last best vestibules of true american movie experience? A drive-in, late at night. Popcorn, beers, and true old fashioned American fun. Perhaps a western? Perhaps Easy Rider?... This may very well be a more conducive idea. How about an awesome meal prepared by a professional cook of close to a decade, under the stars, listening to CSNY over brews and great talks? I can think of few things better.