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PorshaOffline
Woman. 49 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 46-56
I am a 49 year old fun loving,love to laugh widow. I have 3 children; 2 still living at home. I was married for 21 years, my husband died after a 14 month battle with Leukemia in October ***.I am currently a stay at home mom. I am physically active, I do my own yard work and home maintenance. I consider my children to be my greatest asset and feel they are worth the effort I put into raising them. I am one year shy of having my BA in Social Work. I plan on completing my degree within the next three years. Right now it is all about timing. I do have a personal relationship with Christ and I maintain that relationship with personal daily Bible study and I attend church twice a week.Since my husband's passing I have had to improve my financial skills, enforce being the primary disciplinarian, and have accepted my role as the sole decision maker in the home. I am confident that I can handle most things that come my way. I was designed to be the other half of a couple. It is my heart's desire to be married! Not right away of course it will take time to get to know you.I like golden oldies, classic rock and country music. I generally listen to K-LOVE (contemporary christian) in my truck.The guy I am looking for will be Caucasian, physically active ane in decent shape, God fearing, financially smart, sweet, honest, funny and fun! He will have gentlemanly manners, he will be respectful, love to laugh and have a sense of romance. I can't wait to meet you! I would love to go on just about any date that a gentleman has planned. Dinner, walk in park or on beach, miniature golf or any fun interactive activity. Something casual where we can talk and just get to know each other. Casual and fun we should have a good time.
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KinaOffline
Woman. 46 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 43-53
I like to get outdoors a lot, out to the mountains, or maybe to another country. I'm interested in the world, ready to learn more about myself and others, and would love to get to know another person deeply in a long-term relationship. A deep relationship has a lot of value to me. I'm not looking for "happiness" in life - I'm looking to experience a range of emotions, acknowledging the pain and the beauty of everyday life. I don't mean that in a trite way - it seems like we can get preoccupied with thinking we're supposed to be happy all of the time, and miss out on some really special people, places, feelings. I'm interested in a lot of things, and get excited about exploring ideas from all points of view. I like healthy living, (physically, emotionally, etc) and am excited to make healthy changes - some of which can be pretty hard. Not interested in drugs or heavy drinking (but I love a good IPA or glass of wine). There's a lot to learn, about myself and others and the world, and I'm open to it, and open to growing and changing. I dream of living in a beautiful home somehow close to nature, and feeling calm, creative, and comfortable with a partner there. I don't like lots of clutter - I get too confused! My friends would describe me as progressive (or maybe liberal) in most arenas, definitely not conservative. They would probably also say I'm over-educated and on occasion a little too excitable. I've deeply interested in experimental music of all kinds - classical, jazz, punk rock, indie rock - the stuff that some people might call weird. I love camping and backpacking, and don't mind getting dirty and uncomfortable (literally and metaphorically - really digging and dealing with the tough stuff in life is kind of fun!). It would be wonderful to have someone to experience the world with, to really dig in and experience life. Hmm, a first date could be a walk in a park, or a cup of coffee, someplace relaxing and not too noisy so we can talk and learn more about each other. Since I'm interested in a long-term relationship, I'm not in a hurry, I really do want to learn about each other first. Isn't that one of the benefits of having a little more experience? If that first date is fun, then a second date could be a hike or a day skiing, something that's a mix of activity and fun. I might save a movie or dinner for a 3rd date, but I do love good food and an interesting, compelling movie.
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MarlaOffline
Woman. 50 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 47-57
I'm a country girl at heart, just looking for a partner to go thru the rest of life with. Tired of not being able to share my life with another adult that I can confide in. Want that special someone to take walks, rides, hang out with. Have alot to offer that guy. But you have to like kids too, cause I got one of each kind at home, and they are my world. I am an artist, and spend alot of time in my studio creating. Also spend time in the barn with the horses. If you don't know how to ride that's okay, I can teach you, or you can be my stableboy. lol Just really miss spending time with that certain someone. Like to get that call during the day, where you say you just miss me and wanted to say "Hi". I'll leave that note in your lunch or coat pocket that will tell you what I want to do to you when you get home. Like all kinds of music, but there's usually country playing in the barn. Like going to the drive-in in the summer. Read alot at night. I'm a t-shirt and jeans kind of girl, but clean up real good. First dates should be somewhere public, like a diner or park. We can walk, talk, have a coffee, etc. Get to know each other and see if there's a spark of some sort.