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TrevonteOffline
Man. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 18-22
I'm just driving the wicked and twisted road of life... Wanna be my passenger? ***
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ClintonOnline
Man. 28 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 25-35
I enjoy traveling, shopping, spending time with friends and family. I like to see new places and love to have a good time! I enjoy going to concerts and sporting events.I am an independent contractor for a land broker who contracts my services to their clients. Eventually I want to own my own brokerage firm. I don't ever want to be able to look back on life and have regrets or wish I had done something differently or believe that I missed out on something. Life only happens once and you can't put a price on a good time and great memories. I truly believe in the golden rule and try to live by it. I do my best to treat others as I wish to be treated. I'm a very generous person to my friends and family.I listen to all sorts of music and like many different types of movies. I was raised on country music and oldies. I love 90's music because it reminds me of pleasant times in my adolescence. When I go to the see a movie I prefer something funny or an action movie. I will watch just about anything but prefer something that will make me laugh! I guess my ideal first date would be a nice dinner in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. Just an opportunity to get to know someone and see if there are sparks. If that goes well then i'm up for anything. Unique experiences are always memorable...just hopefully in a good way.
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StevenOnline
Man. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
Let me tell you, everything in the whole world. This is what I like - this is what I am; and so it begins. These things are made and remade continually. "I am a work in progress," etc. etc. (the famous saying is not worth writing out). Clear, firm, and unequivocal, here I stand. I've fused many lives into one, and have died a thousand deaths. I'm half in love with love and half in love with the idea of love. I am often bored by the sky, things have lost my fancy, and I've outlived certain desires. I am not as gifted as I once was. I will never understand calculus. The Netherlands is the limit of my traveling. It's painful to think that I have yet to behold savages in New Guinea spearing fish or naked men eating raw flesh. But let me consider. When one thing ends another thing begins, and another, and another. And why should there be an end to things?