SIMILAR PEOPLE
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AllynOffline
Man. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 38-48
I have worked very hard for the last several years and am comfortable in my life and my skin. I have been to Iraq and a manager in healthcare, feel free to ask me which is harder over a glass of wine. I reached a point that I am actively changing the work-life balance as it has been pretty skewed to the work side. That being said, a big ambition of mine is to examine what entrepreneurial opportunities arise as healthcare changes dramatically. I LOVE to travel!’ve picked up here and will being doing them more. Skiing, hiking, mountain biking or play golf are all great fun, even better if there is a great road trip involved with any of them.Locally, going to wine bars, restaurants, or staying in and cooking a great dinner. The best part of all the things I like to do, they are even better when you do them with someone that you truly enjoy spending time with. An interesting conversation while sharing a bottle of wine.
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DevenOffline
Man. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 38-48
It seems unlikely, but all of the following are absolutely true. Curious? Just ask. ;)* I played collegiate underwater hockey on a team that was featured in Sports Illustrated.* The balcony of a winery collapsed 50 ft away from me making national headlines. * When I was 3 years old, I asked for a birthday watermelon *** a cake.** I once worked as a professional piano player in a dueling piano bar despite having never had a lesson.* I worked my way through my bachelor's degree working in a steel factory.** My current job will impact nearly everyone in the country.* I once worked in an ice cream factory designing test equipment to determine how hard you had to pull to get the stick out of an ice cream bar.* I worked in a mall toy store and secretly loved it when little kids would get thrown out of the store for opening toys (because I got to play with them).* As a junior in high school, I tried out for the football team in hopes of winning the attention of a homecoming attendant I was enamored with. My senior year, I was the starting center for the varsity team. I eventually took her to my prom, but never did get a kiss.* I was videotaped swing dancing in Belize and only learned of it when ship's passengers stopped to buy me drinks.* I have visited all but 4 states in U.S. and more than 15 foreign nations.* I got my Ph.D. because I hated school and never wanted anyone to tell me I should go back.*;* More than 3,***college students have had me as their **** I have been interviewed on CNN* I was once seduced by the daughter of one of my college professors.* I have seen icebergs.* I have kissed a stingray.* I have eaten live termites.* I have started a fire with no matches.* I learned to dance to woo women.* I followed a solar-* I auditioned for a musical because I was afraid to .. and got a leading role.* Chances are, you've eaten food that came from a factory I designed.* I once paid a friend $***to drive a stray pitbull to a shelter in a distant town so she wouldn't be put down.* I have an uncanny knack for running into people I know. Nobody was surprised.* I want to do it all, see it all, and live it all.* I want someone to share the ride..I've worked my ass off, stumbled through life, and had some success along the way. I've also had some spectacular failures. Incredible opportunities often come with proportional risk. For the past 10 years I've been living the life of a career-minded professional, desperate to succeed, worried about being able to be successful and support my family. Along the way, I lost sight of who I am... who I used to be. It's time to reprioritize. I have a 7 year old son who is the most important thing in my life. I have a PhD, and it's essential to my career ... but you'd probably never guess it if you meet me outside that environment. I'm in the middle of a period of incredible career growth and an loving the new challenges. I'm fiercely competitive in my business dealings, but I rescue lost animals, give in endlessly to those I love, and cry at sad movies. (Shhh!) If you've made it this far ... thanks for taking the time. It's time to get back to my improbable journey. Along the way, I've met some wonderful people. Now I seek the one who will join me for the rest of the ride. First dates are always tough. An ideal first date for me would be spontaneous and unbounded. We could start out tame (lame) with some drinks and maybe dinner. If we hit it off, though, something spontaneous would be great. Maybe a shopping trip to find a bottle of wine from the remotest location. Maybe a game of high stakes trivia at a local pub. Maybe a ridiculous all- Ideally, the chemistry takes over, and the adventures begin. Surprise me. You're unlikely to shock me. An adventurous, assertive woman would be a welcome partner in crime. ;)