SIMILAR PEOPLE
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AarenOffline
Man. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
Looking to meet new people and see what develops. Would like to find a guy with his feet on the ground and head on his shoulders, a sense of drive and direction with his life. I'm looking for someone to help me relax from my crazy schedule, enjoy the outdoors, laugh, and overall help round-out my life.My job keeps me pretty busy, but in what spare time I do have, I enjoy working out at the gym or running, swimming, biking when I can. I recently got into rock wall climbing and have been enjoying that. I also like hanging out with friends, playing games (cards, board games), going out, going to movies, or doing just about anything outside--especially on the water. I love to be out sailing or canoeing/kayaking. In the winter I also like to ski (downhill or cross-country). I also like to dance--real (partner) dancing like Salsa, Swing, etc.I still consider myself rather new to the area, so I'm still trying to explore what all there is to do around here. There have to be plenty of "date" opportunities to check out local attractions and learn more about the area. Grabbing dinner or coffee, maybe stroll around a park or find out what's going on in the city that evening. Something that can give us a chance to talk and get to know each other.
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DamionOffline
Man. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
.. I love to go out have fun Im looking for some new friends a few dates and you never know what could happen Im a romantic at heart and do hope to someday find the one but that dosent mean Today.... Im down for just about anything and always open to new experiences :) Im generally into guys 21 to 35 but if u bring enough swagger u never know :) Meeting for drinks maybe some dinner and a movie for me but open to anything
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StevenOffline
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?