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BlackjereOnline
Man. 32 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-33
Hi! My name is Blackjere. I am never married catholic african man without kids from Flatwoods, Kentucky, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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BobbieOffline
Man. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 42-52
OK, so I'm sitting here on the commode (multitasking!) trying to write something clever and witty and compelling, and frankly it's all ringing a bit hollow. So lets just be real. What's the worst that could happen?I'm John, some of my buddies call me "Pinky". (It's a long story..) I live downtown in a loft, but that's pretty much about all my life has in common with the average beer commercial. First and foremost I am a Dad, and a pretty good one. I was married to my best friend, an incredible woman who got cancer and died. I got remarried, briefly, and we are now happily divorced friends. I have two sons, the older (from my first marriage) lives with me, my little guy spends time with both parents. My kids are absolutely the light in my life, and the answer to every existential question of my youth. After way too many years in a corporate job I set out on my own about 10 years ago and now get to do what I'm passionate about. I love my "job". It's the primary thing I do "for fun", but aside from that I'm an artist and musician, I like working out, and am an excellent cook. I like the usual things that people like (kindness, good company, Sour Patch Kids, etc..) and dislike the things that most people dislike.. (most Chrysler products, sulfurous odors, sharp blows to the head, and so on..)It's sort of hard to describe one's own personality; it's all from a pretty biased perspective after all. But what I strive to be is decent, honest, compassionate and aware, and I value the same traits in others. I'd like to think that people who know me well would describe me as a good guy, although there may be a few dissenting voices out there. sh*tdoes happen. I'm ultimately looking for a relationship, and very much open to the idea but in no particular hurry to get into anything super serious or heavy. (Dating is kind of fun too!) My perfect partner would be my best friend, which sort of infers sharing similar values and interests, but aside from that I have very few specific criteria. Women of other ethnicities, philosophies or backgrounds are encouraged to reply. I have no particular preferences with regard to other's appearance; I am far more attracted to integrity, creativity and positivity than a highly polished facade. I rarely click with people who are exceedingly negative or cynical (skeptical is good, cynical gets tiresome..) and have little patience for prejudice or bigotry. So that's me. Who are you? Dinner, anecdotes, laughter, possibilities.
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DaleyOffline
Man. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: woman. In age: 39-49
I most certainly work to live as opposed to live to work. I do go into the office on the weekends to get caught up on things, however, that is a distant second to spending my time with loved ones. The office can always wait. Music and movies are a big part of my life as is exercise and nutrition. I served my country in the Army and I am very proud of our military. I have no negative relationship with my daughter’s mother and i have nothing in my life that would be considered "drama". I mean we all have some drama going on, work drama, looking for a significant other drama, or any number of other things life might throw us. It’s how we deal with it that really counts. I deal with my drama well. I'm easy going and responsible but i am not uptight or stingy. I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not so sure. ;-) I know who I am and I am comfortable in my own skin. I know what I want in a significant other, but haven't quite found what I am looking for. I would love to make a career out of playing drums and running around outside as I did when I was a kid, I'm still working out the kinks in that plan!At this point I stop writing and open the door for conversation. The first date should be in a setting where we are occupied in an activity. This gives us opportunity to talk and engage in a social setting.