SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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EdunOnline
Man. 47 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 44-54
Well here I am again, what should I say that you have not read before - I am just a typical man living a typical life (I think), just looking to meet someone nice to talk to you for starters. Want to know more, ask me a question. Oh the options!
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DannyOnline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-28
Hi! My name is Danny. I am never married other caucasian man without kids from Clinton, Louisiana, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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OrrellOnline
Man. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 46-56
Curious thing online dating: for many of us it's a love/hate thing. With our busy lives we have limited options in meeting potential matches, so we endure. I have heard men complain that their *** rarely answered. I understand this frustration. Some men resort to form letters lowering their response rate even more. Women often become overwhelmed at the large number of *** from guys who have not appeared to have read their profiles or paid any attention to their preferences. From a guys point of view, there is no harm in *** investment is low and chance of a response not much worse than if they were more conscientious. Ah ... But every once and awhile boy and girl meet. Men regularly complain the woman is older and heavier than her pics depicted. Apparently, the adage is still true: all is fair in love and war. initial honesty is often in short supply. Too bad. Curiously, I have not experienced the problems most men complain about. Sure most meetings are not a match, but I have enjoyed meeting new women nonetheless. It seems for those of us discerning types, meeting someone with whom we are compatible is comparable to finding the needle in the haystack. This can lead to frustration, if you let it. But then again, if it were easy, we wouldn't appreciate it when we finally find it. And as with most gifts, life is better when shared. Enough psycobabble. Enough analysis.If at least a few of the following appeal to you, maybe we should talk:1. Trail running along a mountain trail we've never taken to have a picnic above timberline;2.;3.;4. Sitting outdoors at a bar looking out over the Caribbean drinking margaritas pondering whether we would have made a good pirates;5. Hanging out with friends perhaps with a glass of wine playing monopoly (or cards).6. Sometimes just being really lazy, watching really bad reality TV and laughing about it.7. Taking a day trip on my 37 yo motorcycle to some distant destination even after you've heard me opine about its sketchy reliability;8. Riding our mountain bikes hard ending a long day worn out realizing we are going to be very sore tomorrow;9.;10. 4wheeling on old mining roads stopping to explore the few remaining relics of forgotten ghost towns;11. Going to a water park forgetting our ages and riding the slides, tubing and jumping in the waves like teenagers;12. Spending a snowy or raining day wandering around the art museum looking at some pieces in awe while with others shrugging our shoulders and thinking "really!?";13. Meeting for coffee or a drink, perhaps for the first time, patiently and intently listening to my stories and observations, but also anxiously waiting for a break (perhaps I take a breadth) to jump in and share yours. Looking at your phone or watch and being befuddled that so much time has past so quickly. You want to steal another ***minutes, but the hour is late. All good things must come to an end, but great night can be the seed to many more.The options are endless. Care to add to the list? Truth be told, who is more important than what. In the end, the search for the perfect match comes down chemistry. Two profiles can be exactly the same, yet when you meet the person behind one it is awkward and stilted, and with the other you can't get him/her out of your mind. "Chemistry" despite the analytical term is of the heart: the mind can't override it. If you think there is a possibility between us, say Hi and we will see. Meeting for coffee or a drink patiently and intently listening to my stories and observations, but also anxiously waiting for a break (perhaps I take a breadth) to jump in and share yours. Looking at your phone or watch and being befuddled that so much time has past so quickly. You want to steal another ***minutes, but the hour is late. All good things must come to an end, but great night can be the seed to many more.