SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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WillowOnline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
Down to earth chick. Very trust worthy. I wear my heart on my sleeve, but wouldn't change it for the world! My passion is to always see new adventures and to try new things.
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JonOnline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
Make no mistake, as I\'m not perfect. I laugh, I cry, I dream, I desire. I\'m me, accept it and allow me to be me. I’m looking for a partner with strong family values, a sense of humor and a sweet smile!
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WynonaOnline
Woman. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
I work in the film and tv industry, and I can't imagine doing anything else. Essentially I just organize things but it's good depending on who you're working with. It's primarily contract based so I'll switch jobs often or like the time being be sans job which is nice every now and again. I've never lead this unemployed life before though so I'm still figuring out exactly what to do with my time. I've always had a little resentment to those lucky young people out at a cafe at 1pm and now I'm amongst their ranks, BEST. Also if you feel like meeting up at a cafe at 1pm on a workday I'm in. I've found myself doing a lot of crafting as a result which is a lot of fun at the very least and it's been a big hit for a few birthday gifts. That's right, I make things from nothing, I'm pretty much magic. I've always only ever been in relationships with people I've met in real life so this is my first real sware into trying to date via online dating. It's been interesting. Yea. Interesting. I really love camping though it's been way too long since I've been portaging. I'm finally really learning more about food and how to cook and really enjoying it. Every once in a while i'll watch a vegetarian propaganda film and almost switch back (I was a vege for 5 years). But I haven't gone all the way back....yet. Basically I'd rather talk to you in real life then on the computer. I don't want to have a long engaging e-mail connection I want to talk to a real person. So if we've written a few messages back and forth how about we just meat up ***? cool. I think it's nice to start on no one's home turf. Pick a spot at random in-between each others houses and commit to nowhere to go for better or worse (though that sounds awkward for a first date when I put it that way!). I think the best way to get get to know each other is to discover something together besides each other whether it be walking down a street you've never seen or trying a food you've never had, ect. That way you get to see how you react to new situations together.Movies are the worst for first dates so not that. Coffee/Tea/Bar are always win for a first meeting in my books.