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BaruchOffline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 37-47
Self-improvement and learning have always been important to me. I tried being a better father by being a room parent for my kids. I have even been a troop leader of 27 teenager girls at one point. What doesn't kill me makes me stronger, right? I have also had to become the mom my daughter needed the last couple of years.On a personal level, I was the first in my family to get a college degree and have subsequently completed my MBA and CPA certification. In addition to schooling, this city boy had to learn about operating tractors and caring for horses. I have also started working out, losing almost 50 lbs. Volleyball is one of the ways that I exercise, but I am looking for more active past times.I also am very giving. Aside from my involvement with Girls Scouts, I also have been a volunteer with Junior Achievement for several years. I will occasionally serve food at St. I am currently the treasurer of a non-profit mounted girls troop that we are trying to revive from the brink of collapse. I am room parent for my younger child and on the PTO board for his school.My goals for ***is to improve my cooking skills, to go camping more often, and try 12 new things, one of them being a 5k (hopefully a zombie run). Someplace we could have a conversation, depending on our mutual interests or if there is something you like that I want to try. I like the movies and concerts, but it is pretty difficult to get to know each other on a first date at them.
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EldenOffline
Man. 38 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 35-45
I love to be outside walking and hiking through the woods. Being amongst nature is where I can feel closer to God. I love a person that can hold a conversation, and knows how to be the real one in a relationship.
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LymanOffline
Man. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 36-46
As far as hobbies, I try to make it to as many Titans games as possible. I used to work for the Titans; therefore, I was able to score awesome PSLs and season tickets ***yard line, visitors' section, 4 rows up). I guess you could also call my iPhone a hobby. Ever since I bought it I can't seem to put the silly thing down. I also enjoy running, working-out and anything that's considered strenous. My occupation would likely drive me to insanity if I didn't get my heart rate up and break a sweat on a regular basis. I've spent far too much time away from the gym in the past few years, and the road to recovery has been brutal to say the least. Still working on it!Also, as an ex-college wrestler I'm an avid UFC fan. I have every good faith intention of making it to Vegas for a fight someday; but finding the time to go is daunting. Also, I have my 11 year old son hooked on UFC now, and the time we spend together playing UFC ***on X-Box ***is priceless. I'm not ashamed to admit that he kicks my ass repeatedly (LOL).I also enjoy the lake (who doesn't?). There's nothing better than sun, water, boats, and ice-cold Budweiser. Of course, I also love the beach; but is it ironic that I can only drink "fruity" drinks at the beach? What the hell? I'm not picky, just strange I guess. I suppose the lake brings out the redneck side of me, whereas the beach brings out the exotic side. As far as other hobbies, I'm still thinking; but there's really nothing I don't enjoy and I'm always looking for something to do. The bottom line is that I can't sit still in one place for too long. I'm always looking forward to the next big adventure, party, gathering, challenge, etc. I just have to keep moving; but I will allow myself to take naps on a frequent basis.Overall, I have too many interests and hobbies to list here. I suppose I could say I enjoy "candlelight dinners" and "long, romantic walks on the beach." Oh yeah, and I "love to laugh" too. But aren't those interests commonly desired or shared by all, and aren't they a little cliche? Now if you're a woman, own a gun, and enjoy shooting at the range in your spare time for example, then you've got my attention. To me, there's just something so amazingly sexy and passionate about a woman who's not afraid to show her masculine side; but at the same time can be a true woman through and through. If this describes you, we should meet.In sum, I enjoy spending time with family,friends and, hopefully, you. Generally, anything that calls for social interaction holds my attention and captivates me. So I suppose I would describe myself as an extrovert. Irrespective, I'm perfectly content spending time with just me. Guess I'm overly confident in that respect. Anyway, if you want to know more about me, my hobbies, my likes, my dislikes, my interests, etc. just ask me. I'll let you know.So what about you?????? Hope to talk/see you soon. I can tell you what I WOULDN'T DO. No movies! How do you expect us to get to know each other better if we can't talk? But for an ideal "first date," I generally prefer a decent happy hour with good drinks, better atmosphere and, at best, your stellar company. I'm not overly concerned that you won't enjoy mine. You likely will; but there's just not a lot of room for error, awkward silence, pressure, and/or unreasonable expectations in this ideal "first date" scenario. If we click, we can order dinner after drinks. If not, you're welcome to leave. No big deal, and I promise you won't hurt my feelings. With that said, let's get a drink sometime soon which, hopefully, will be followed by a "candlelight dinner." (LOL). Sorry, I couldn't resist.