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EvangelinaOffline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
I am known for my easy-going nature and I appreciate the simple things in life. There is nothing better than a cozy night at home with pizza and a great movie. The people that love me say I am outgoing, caring, a bit silly at times, fun and artistic. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, cooking, photography and traveling.My match would be a great guy that knows what he wants out of life - short and long term. Honesty, funny and kind hearted are three qualities that I really look for in a man. Message me if you are looking for the ying to your yang and something really meaningful. I like surprises and have fun doing many things - think bowling, karaoke, a cooking class and board games (I love scrabble) Exercise your creativity and I am sure I will love it.
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DanelleOffline
Woman. 35 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 32-42
New to the single world. Not yet divorced. Just seeing what's out there. My son is my world. He's the coolest kid on earth. Like to read, spend time with friends and family and workout. Whatever my son wants to do, I do. Could be dirtbikes, hockey or slot cars. He keeps me busy and active.
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GlindaOffline
Woman. 34 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 31-41
I'm a Christian, and my faith is important to me. I value family highly. I am kind-hearted and compassionate, and am a loving and trusting person. I am also a highly sensitive and creative personality, and as such have a quirky, geeky artistic side. I love to sing, draw, write, read, do crafts...basically anything that fires up the right cerebral cortex. I reference movie quotes and internet memes and, yes, I game too. Oh, and I'm good at imitating accents if I hear them enough.I enjoy spending time with those that I love and I enjoy going to the movies or out to eat or even just staying home and doing things together. I am the poster child for the personality type "Introvert." I prefer to have fewer but truly meaningful relationships, I am the quintessential wallflower in social situations and I don't talk much until I really get to know someone. I'm not big on travel and prefer to stay close to home, as home is where I recharge my batteries and feel the most relaxed. This may sound really boring and not for everyone, which is why I felt the need to go ahead and share this about myself from the beginning. There is something, however, that you can almost always count on from us introverts: once we have made a true connection with someone, we are fiercely loyal and dedicated to that relationship. This is very true of me. So please keep that in mind if I am nervous and awkward when we first meet, I need the chance to get comfortable and open up.Let's see, what else? I love animals. I have had both cats and dogs growing up and think pets can really enrich your life. I even like exotic pets as long as they return some measure of affection and don't pose a threat.As for occupation and goals, I'm currently a professional artist/graphic designer but my passion is singing. I would eventually love to have a career as a singer, a studio musician preferably. That's my dream. It brings me joy and though I am an introverted person, my heart and soul goes into my music and it allows me to express my passion.Last thing, keep in mind, I'm what you might call rubenesque. It's the Scottish/Irish heritage, makes me pale, ruddy, stocky and sturdy. I'm out to lose weight but I'll never be a stick and I actually prefer to have curves. Basically, I feel that I am the funny, intelligent, down to earth, understanding, patient, compassionate, drama-free woman that I keep seeing men claim they want. But I don't come with supermodel measurements or a whirlwind passion for adventure. That doesn't mean that I don't care about myself or that I'm missing out on anything in life. I know who I am and find joy and fulfillment in what matters to me. The last piece of the puzzle is finding the right person to put at the top of that list of what truly matters. I don't think a first date should be anything too intimate, to avoid awkwardness or discomfort. I would enjoy having lunch or doing an activity that allows for conversation so that my date and I can learn more about each other. Of course, I'm not opposed to going to dinner or a movie, if that's what my date really wants to do. I'm actually quite easy-going about that sort of thing. The company is more important to me than the surroundings.