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AshlynmarieOnline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 20-30
My *** *** My snpachat is *** Don't message unless you live close enough to drive over
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LulaOnline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
I say "Hi" just to see if you're interested in chatting further, I can hold a conversation, If u can too. Just got divorced from a military boy. No kids. Was born and raised and went to St. Mary's College in the bay. Outgoing, fun, smart and pretty, looking for the same. I am very caring and like to ask questions, how else do u learn things? Love cuddling while watching a good movie. Have one tattoo of a cluster of stars. Don't like to play games or waste my time. Living with my mom right now to help her out. My family is very important to me. Looking to meet new people and have a good time, not random hook ups. Anything else? ask 8) a great first date would be going to lunch or dinner, then either a baseball game, or a movie, or a play then maybe a few drinks at a nice bar or the last could be saved for a second date.
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RoxanneOnline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
I'm not your typical LA girl with the blonde hair and the stick figure body, so if you're looking for something superficial, you won't find it here. I can be honest to a fault, I'm extremely trustworthy and loyal, I love to have fun and am always up for a new experience. I love to travel but don't do nearly enough of it and I have many other interests. I have an AA in interior design, but have ended up working in the automotive industry. So why am I on here? I work full time with a long commute which doesn't leave much time during the week to go out and meet anyone. Then on my weekends, I tend to just relax. I suppose in that aspect I'm in a rut. But when I do go out, I'm very introverted and shy, which may come off as being stand-offish, which I'm not, but I'm not the type to approach someone either and strike up a conversation. Because of this I have a strong independent side, I don't mind doing things alone and rather enjoy it, but I am getting to the point where I think it's time to rejoin the dating scene. My problem? I'm not sure what I'm ready for. Definitely not just friends and absolutely not friends with benefits. Do I want to just date and have fun? Do I want a long term relationship? I think honestly it will depend on you and if there's a "click" when we meet. What am I looking for in someone then? Really I'm normally the type that just knows it when she sees it. I do know that whoever may end up being a match for me needs to understand that my independent streak is probably not something that's going to go away anytime soon. I have my reasons why, and we can talk about those later. Also, please be confident in yourself. Not****, just a strong enough man to be comfortable with the fact that I work around all men all day, but at the end of the day, it's you that I want to see or talk to (this has been an issue in my dating life, which is why I feel I need to put it out there, trust me when I say I have no eyes for any coworker, but if you have a serious jealous side, I am probably not a good match for you). Other than that, I want what any other woman wants, an honest, caring, trustworthy, affectionate man. All that said, if you like what you read, just know that's a very small fraction of who I am, and if you liked it so far, then don't be afraid to message me. I won't bite (not till you want me to lol), but I won't respond to just a "I want to meet you" notification. Please take some time to send me a real message. And no, "hey" does not count. I feel like I'm supposed to put the typical "coffee and see where things go" line here... Truthfully that just doesn't sound fun, and ends up feeling more like an interview. I'd rather a first date be a little more creative. I don't really mind meeting up for lunch or dinner, but a creative twist is always fun.