SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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EboniOnline
Woman. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 46-56
I've been there.. done that. Now I just want to laugh and not take things so seriously. Life is good and I would love to have a best friend to hang with and enjoy each day. Pretty simple.I am looking for a guy who has his own interests, likes to work hard but loves down time and has a positive outlook on life....a sense of humor and kindness are a must. Something unexpected that I am alive at the end to share about it.... relax I'm just joking... but I still appreciate the unexpected
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RobinOnline
Woman. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 46-56
its difficult to talk bout me because you cant tell in a few sentences all that you are besides who is going to write trash bout themselves id like for someone to be interested enough to find out if you find that you are give me a shout. if you have employment issues,car issues,baby mama issues, any kind of DRAMA please pass me by i tend to get involved then get left wondering what happened i want to be alble to enjoy a relationship where we can explore each other and the world around us and be partners. if ya think you can handle that wonderful give me a shout id love to meet you. first date humm guess it would have to be dinner and conversation
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VannaOnline
Woman. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 47-57
We're a good match because... We know that we have been blessed and are grateful. We know we have a good life. We do a job that we're proud of. We hold hands. We volunteer in the community. We honor our military and are patriots. We enjoy being the other half of a couple, with all the social activities that entails: dancing, cuddling at the movies, having mutual friends over for a meal, to play cards, or to meet us at a local football or hockey game. We live within a 30 minute drive of each other, and are open to the idea of living together in the future. We take random evening drives, or just have a spontaneous weekend away somewhere romantic. We surround ourselves with spiritual, positive, hardworking, honest people. We're open to exploring the world together! You're good for me because... In addition to things listed in the first paragraph, I'm a sucker for your hard biceps, your great smile and the fact that you think the glass is half full, not half empty. You're serious, but then will say or do something goofy that makes me laugh. You're passionate and compassionate. You're a romantic man--a man who treats me like a lady in public. You're a ";; someone who's confident, who's comfortable in his skin and knows he's attractive, but isn't arrogant or narcissistic. You're understanding, patient and encouraging, as I continue my journey to lose weight and live a healthier lifestyle. You're a man who misses me when we're away from each other and leaves me sexy voicemail at my office, while I'm in meetings. You're a man who says romantic things to me on the phone while he's in the checkout line, and doesn't care who hears him. I'm good for you because... In addition to things listed in the first paragraph, I'm someone to go on a long-term romantic adventure with. I'm someone with passion, laughter and two little rescue dogs. I live in a drama-free zone and am pretty mellow. I'm someone who will be beside you through thick and thin. I don't like confrontation or arguments. I'm a very feminine and traditional woman in a lot of ways, but one who is also adventurous and curious about life. I'm someone who has a corporate career, yet is also a designer and writer. I'm a woman who is shy around strangers, but confident, once she knows someone. I'm a woman who, even though she can't have children of her own, loves children and has 7 godchildren scattered around the country. I'm a woman who enjoys any type of music, except heavy metal or rap. And, I'm a woman who is candid and honest, but not rude or sarcastic.PS - I'm flattered, but sorry guys, I'm NOT sexually attracted to black men. It's more of a stroll than a walk though--my Dachshund is 10 and we go at her pace. LoL The point is, we're still getting to know each other, so we need to be comfortable. This could also be a coffee somewhere, putt-putt golf, or a game of Scrabble! The conversation and the laughter are so much more important than the location and how much money we spend. The strongest foundation for a relationship is to be friends first. That first handshake and hug are crucial. They will determine if there's a spark that indicates this will be a deeper relationship, or if we're going to just be friends. If either of us don't feel that connection, it's completely okay to say, "I'm just not feeling that spark with you". No harm done. It's not something that can be determined online, or over the phone. When you meet, you'll know.Thanks for reading my profile and have a wonderful day!Irish