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CowboyOnline
Man. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-29
My name is garrett im a great person and im easy to get along with ill give anyone a chance almost but i dont like secound chances any more questions you can reach me on *** debit card wouldnt go through so couldnt subscribe i hope to hear from someone soon
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JdonaldjonesaqOffline
Man. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 26-42
Hi! My name is Jdonaldjonesaq. I am never married other caucasian man without kids from Seminary, Mississippi, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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CainanOnline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 37-47
Its cliche to say its cliche that its hard to sum up ones self in a few short lines, but I will attempt to..I am a single male (duh :***that finally found out that its ok to be alone-- meaning that it took awhile to get to the point of not needing to date, but wanting to. I took a time away from dating to figure out who I was and who I am-- with a goal to finding out who I will be. I enjoy spending time with my kids when they are here ( I do the normal 1,3, and 5 weekends and any other time I can get them), I try my hand at cooking, and I even do my own laundry ( :P) I really love live music and sporting events-- not so much as a "bro" thing, but in that I miss sharing those things and other experiences with someone. I always joked by saying I was a cruddy husband but a great ex one, and in some aspects I was-- but this time away from the dating scene helped me realize that I was a great husband too-- while I was not without faults, I have come full circle from blaming me for everything, and realizing that we all are deserving of companionship and love-- ALL of us. With that being said, I hope to find someone that can not only be my friend, my lover, my buddy, my cooking partner, my sounding board, my ride or die soulmate, but someone who I can share the good and bad with-- and look back in the far future together and laugh at our craziness, and realize that the truly rewarding road isn't the smooth highway, but the washed out country dirt path that may bruise our butts along the way, but also gave us the best memories-- because they were OURS. First dates-- ahh the impression maker... Of course a casual meet up over a****ail, or maybe a walk around the park or a picnic would be nice to talk and get to "meet" in person..but a real date? Its old hat, but something nice to eat-- that is more participatory would be great-- maybe tapas, sushi, or a small taco stand. I would have to see what we both thought. I have had as much fun date wise at BWW as I have at Steel-- you just have to know the dynamic of the new relationship.