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MarineOffline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 24-34
Allo, Moi c'est Stéphanie, Je suis quelqu'un de simple, qui aime les bonnes choses de la vie: sortir, partager un repas, un verre, un film, un concert, une expo ou rien qu'un bon moment à se balader. Je fais de la photo et des bricoles créatives régulièrement, de bons petits plats parfois, de l'humour souvent, et du sport, trop peu. J'aimerais rencontrer une fille ouverte d'esprit, curieuse et drôle avec qui refaire le monde.
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VivanOffline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 24-34
Je suis une femme de 27 ans qui se passionne pour les arts, la musique la nature et tout ce qui est vivace ainsi que pour les animaux. J'aime la lecture mais je une chose surtout que jespesre est de trouver la femme avec qui partager mon bonheur et ma vie... Si je suis celle que tu recherche laisse-moiun message et il me fera pplaisir d'y répondre. Je suis une femme les cheveux mi-long, bruns, les yeux verts, positive et déterminée mais je suis épileptique et je cherche la femme proche de Sherbrooke et qui serais parfaite pour et sé rieuse pour aller plus loin avec moi.
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SandyOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: woman. In age: 27-37
Hi everyone. At the moment I'm only here to make friends.I'm a transsexual who's in the process of becoming who I am. The whole thing has left me pretty lonely and so I'm here looking for open, accepting and understanding people to talk to.I'm into sketching, writing, photography, amazing food, weekend getaways, music, books, video games, shopping, movies and tv. I love to read. I like books because they last longer than TV or movies. I always connect with the characters and if the book is amazing I find I take a piece of them with me. Incorporate part of them as part of myself.I'm a very creative person and went to school for the arts. I find that I usually connect and am drawn towards other creative souls.I'm not on meetville to be others fantasies or to meet your unique desires. At least not yet. So please - don't message me if this is your motivation. Sending me a message with one line in it isn't going to get back a response that's longer or more engaging than what you put into it. Think about it. I'm here to make connections... to be honest these messages can be disheartening because you typically haven't taken the time to read my profile which drops a few a bombs! Haha.My friends have been people who are nonjudgmental and are always laughing. They take the world lightly and roll with the punches. They're very caring, full of love and negativity doesn't play a big roll in their life. I usually get into deep philosophical discussions about the meaning of life, human perceptions and love. Walking and talking is the destination. Fun is always around the corner. If this sounds like you then please reach out. You're so hard find. You're my needle in a haystack.Oh. and yes. I have a boy part. I am in transition cutie ;) I'm not full-time. I'm gender agnostic ATM. LOL. So our friendship is a BOGO. Two for the price of one!If that's okay with you then awesome! Send me a message and let's get friendly! Something I wrote ***Nothing to do with a first date ***The glass shattered spraying into the room. A million pieces trickling down and coming to a rest on the ground. “Reminds me of home” she thought to herself as the wind carried the smells of a fresh summer day after a quick downpour. Strong childhood memories flooding her senses. The emotions cascading and swirling throughout her body. Her mind purposely pushing out the events of what had just occurred striving to prolong the overwhelming feeling of nostalgia. She floated in the perpetual nothingness of raw emotions relaxing her body as she shifted her feet. The shards of glass crunched under her heel and the white canvas in her mind slowly slipped back into the void from where it manifested. She reluctantly opened her eyes and was pulled into the present. The faint trail of her feelings still lingered as a piece of glass caught her eye. It was large in comparison to the glittering ocean she stood upon. She carefully picked it up using the sleeve of her cardigan. “How did you escape?” she thought as she held the glass out in front of her in a stream of sun speckled dust.As she stood there staring at her own reflection the gentle breeze swept through the small storefront window tugging at her remnants of emotions. It was then, in a startling moment, that her reflection closed her eyes.