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NateOnline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-29
Hi! My name is Nate. I am never married other caucasian man without kids from Brook Park, Minnesota, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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MalachOffline
Man. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 38-48
My favorite hobbies are spending time with my two teenaged boys, going to the races, spending time outdoors, and spending time with family. I work a lot during the week so on weekends I try to relax. I like campfires, backyard bar-b-ques, four wheelers, horseback riding, (although I don't get to go a lot), camping, and fishing. I would definately describe myself as a go-getter, everything I have, I have worked hard for. I own my own home, am a single dad, and still manage to find a little time for me.My taste in music varies with my moods. I like almost every type of music there is. I'm learning how to play the guitar, along with my son. I like going to the movies and out for dinner. I could also sit home and watch a DVD with my kids (which is more affordable to a single dad, LOL)I would love to find someone who can appreciate the little things in life as much as I do. Both of my parents passed away, so I know above all else, life is a gift. I intend to try to enjoy every single minute of it. Getting to know someone and starting out new is never an easy thing. Even when you've tried several times. You still never become a pro at it. If I were to find someone who would like to get to know me better, my first ideal date would be meeting them somewhere for drinks or lunch, maybe an ice cream, and spend the time talking and having a real conversation. After that, maybe a walk in the park.
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AlvenOffline
Man. 43 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: woman. In age: 40-50
I am a 42 y/o health professional, widowed, no children. ***I place this add because, despite the frustrations in our search for meaningful friendships, we should never lose the faith and the certainty that one-day we will find at least one close friend. You see, we can be many things in life, but the most beautiful thing is to become builders: builders of a real friendship, builders of beauty. We can do so by using some few common things, and transform the common in unique, for example.... 1=My father worked for the Foreign Service. This experience exposed me to people of different cultures, religions, and beliefs, which gave me a better understanding of life and the human condition. 2=I worked in big university centers (i.e.; NYU/Mt. Working with people in areas affected by Famine, War, Natural Disasters, and Refugee Camps, was a very humbling experience, which changed my view of life, understand the importance of internal/spiritual achievements, and the irrelevant value of the external/material things, leading me to try to have a very active role in activities aimed at helping the less fortunate members of the community. ***A quiet, romantic place, overlooking the ocean, where surrounded by nature, we can enjoy both, talking and the silence. Where we can feel comfortable with each other, and: - know that it doesn't matter what the other does for a living...but, what the other aches for, and if will dare to dream of meeting our heart's longing. - know that doesn't matter how old or handsome we are... but, if we will risk looking like fools for love, for our dreams, for the adventure of being alive. - know that it doesn't matter what planets are squaring in our moon... but, if we have touched the center of your own sorrow, and if we have been opened by life's betrayals, or have become shriveled and closed from fear of further pain. - know that it doesn't matter the story of our misfortunes...but, if we can see Beauty even when it is no pretty every day, and if we can live with failure, and still stand and shout...” Yes"-