SIMILAR PEOPLE
on 377 reviews
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NathanaelOnline
Man. 26 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 23-33
I'm 26 years old. I work a full-time job and I am currently enrolled in a pre-Law Program. I have an insane work ethic, I have a solid education, both of which I pride myself on. I'm looking to start some serious dating. Rock Climbing, Hiking, Politics, Healthy Eating, and Wine.I'm a Gemini on the Taurus line and I am exactly what you'd expect. Sometimes I have a little too much fun, and I am looking for someone who can keep up. Be an urbanite.
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MannyOnline
Man. 26 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 23-33
Welcome to my profile. Here is a lot of useless information about me but it may be interesting to someone. I usually hate summarizing myself but I will try my best, as I always do. I love movies, TV, and music. I'm not sure what I want to do with my life but I have always had a thought of being a writer or going back to school to be a nurse. I'm passionate about a lot of things and I try my best to show it. I'm one of those people that is pretty grown up but I also have a great sense of whimsy (mostly because I still love watching cartoons). I like just going and having fun but when it's time to work then its time to work. I love being what I call an optimistic pessimist in that I can make a negative comments but I'm always the first one to try and make light of bad situations and try and pick up someone having a bad time and knowing that no matter what happens, things are all going to work out fine and as long as I keep that in my head I stay sane. I'm also very family minded in that I want to get married and have children at some point because I just say that it shouldn't matter that I'm gay, I still want to have the same kind of family that anyone can have. Meet for coffee, take a long walk (probably some romantic place), maybe grab dinner and just spend the entire time talking.
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StevenOnline
Man. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
Let me tell you, everything in the whole world. This is what I like - this is what I am; and so it begins. These things are made and remade continually. "I am a work in progress," etc. etc. (the famous saying is not worth writing out). Clear, firm, and unequivocal, here I stand. I've fused many lives into one, and have died a thousand deaths. I'm half in love with love and half in love with the idea of love. I am often bored by the sky, things have lost my fancy, and I've outlived certain desires. I am not as gifted as I once was. I will never understand calculus. The Netherlands is the limit of my traveling. It's painful to think that I have yet to behold savages in New Guinea spearing fish or naked men eating raw flesh. But let me consider. When one thing ends another thing begins, and another, and another. And why should there be an end to things?