SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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RadcliffOnline
Man. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 36-46
I'm a pretty easy going, guy next door type. Life seems to be passing by quickly so I hope to make a few positive changes in my life in ***. I'm a somewhat sane, 38yo, professional with a stable career and my own home. I enjoy the outdoors (camping, hiking, biking, etc), live music, karaoke (I really enjoy singing), geeky computer stuff, cooking, home improvement & a wide variety of other things. Ideally I'm looking for a guy to date who has potential to setting down and build a future together. I really appreciate a guy who knows what he wants in life and who works hard for it as I do. If you're interested in a date, getting to know each other or even a friendship, hit me up! A nice dinner, a casual night out with no pressure, intentions or expectations.
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ZibeonOnline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 37-47
i am a small town guy who loves my family and friends, i can pretty much roll with what ever i love to cook and i love to go out to dinner, love nights out and road trips, also love quiet nights at home or having a group of people at my home. i like to shop for hidden treasures to decorate my home. i love weekend trips and get aways. love just about any kind of music and movies, just depends on my mood and who i am with. i am fun, silly, and playful, but can be serious and reserved. i want to date someone and get to know them and have them get to know me! no hook ups no games.
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WalterOnline
Man. 38 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 35-45
I'm a nice guy. A bit quiet to start. I have a vast array of interests. I enjoy afternoons at museums and long thoughtful conversations about the world and the state of being. I'm a writer with a very vivid imagination and a hopeless romantic at heart. I'm hoping to meet a nice guy to spend time with. It's kind of hard to describe what makes me unique, because that is different for everyone. I'm looking to date and see what happens.There are a few conditions though. Well, two only really. First be aware of our geography. I keep getting messages and nods from guys who are ***Second, what's with the ***word messages? That is your first introduction to someone and all you can say is 'what's up?'? Use your words. It's a little pet peeve of mine, plus I think it's just common courtesy these days. At least one complete sentence would be nice. Your profile says a lot about you, but not as much as your actions. Keep that in mind. BTW, if any of this pissed you off or offended, sorry about that but I don't want to hear about it. Just move on and good luck to you.Thanks Dinner is always a good choice. A chance to sit down and talk. I've always found a nice walk is good for a first date. You never know what adventure you may discover going down an untraveled path.