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NedaOffline
Woman. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 36-46
Just checking out this website for now, or again ........... I would rather take the time to get to know someone in person than online anyway so I'm not looking for pen pals, more friends (not fwb, actual friends) at this point and hopefully eventually much more. :) happy fishing, but be careful there are some deadly fish out there :)
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MargrettOffline
Woman. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 34-44
"; about 4 years ago to write a new chapter of my life. For me it is all about the quality of the people I surround myself with, not the quantity. My interesting hobby outside of my daily ***has allowed me to meet some creative and down to earth people in a very unconventional setting. Normally I would spill the beans here but if you really want to know then you'll ask ;)I had a long and extensive profile written but as with everything in life it was time for a change. I'm currently trying to rewrite my entire profile to try and get my true personality out in words, not going very well at the moment :)If you want to know more about me before I'm able to create something that make you think "This is one chill and down to earth woman" please feel free to message me.***Requirements that I will not budge on: you must be taller than me when in my highest of heels, have NO kids & never want them, no drama that involves your ex & must be caucasian*** I'd prefer that the guy creates the date with only a little bit of input from me, the more creative the better.
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SynthiaOffline
Woman. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 37-47
Life is good. It’s really good. There’s just one component missing. The perfect guy. Perfect *for me*, anyway… Perfection in general is boring and overrated. (Handsome, witty, sweet and a gentleman, though? Not overrated.:)Here’s the thing though… A lot of guys’ meetville profiles mention that they want someone who can “keep up” with them, and I am not looking for someone to keep up with or to keep up with me. I have a lot going on already. In addition to working quite a bit, we live in an incredible city; it’s hard not to want to be out exploring it every second of the day! Sporting events, the lakefront, restaurants, bars, museums… I’m looking to meet someone who will give me a reason to slow things down a bit. It would be super to meet someone who also has a great life and who will invite me to be a part of it and support whatever he’s into, but we don't have to share every interest or be out every night of the week together.… Fantastic! I’ll go out for wine night with the girls or stay in and read a book (dare I dream) and we’ll both be happy. But ideally, somewhere in the middle we’ll decide to stay in together and we’ll realize we don’t need to be “out and about” all the time to enjoy life in this city. Looking for a balance.I’m pretty well over the bar scene and 30, 40 and 50-something guys who are re-living college. Unfortunately that’s what my dating pool seems to have dwindled to but I am hopeful and optimistic that there is at least one guy left in the city who has grown up in lifestyle but isn’t afraid of getting a little silly with the right girl.Some additional facts you may or may not find useful:- I ditched my car about a year ago and am loving car-free life, so if you live outside the range of the CTA it could be tricky.-Though I am educated and have built a nice career and lifestyle for myself, I come from a very blue collar background downstate and carry those values with me. I like nice things, but I like great experiences more. - I have a cat.- I can be a bit of a contradiction. I've run with the bulls and jumped out of a perfectly good airplane, but spiders terrify me and I just got a new road bike that I refuse to put clipless pedals on because I'm afraid of falling off.-Bonus clue for those who actually read profiles: *** me must be ***characters or more in order to go through. That's about two standard sentences. If you're the guy, a couple sentences to make a good impression should be no problem.There is a lot more I could say about myself, but wouldn't it be more fun to sort it out over drinks or a walk through the zoo?Excellent. Good talk Russ. Drinks and a board game (Guthries!)? Wine tasting? A walk on the lakefront? The zoo? I'm pretty basic and am easily entertained in the right company. :)p.s. If I favorite you, it's not code for anything. It just means I'm interested but can't *** that particular moment.