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DixieOffline
Woman. 31 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 28-38
Love my family !! They always come first . I love laughing out loud and hanging with my dog Viggo !!! Coffee :)
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KendraOnline
Woman. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 51-61
hi,I'm an attractive, extroverted woman looking for a companion, lover and friend. I can still turn heads when I want to but can also be as playful as a child when the mood strikes me. I'm always engaged in a number of creative activities, both professionally and personally. I am high spirited, fun loving, and compassionate. Always physically active, I consider myself to be a brave traveller and adventure seeker. I love sailing, reading, writing, hiking, cycling, cooking, gardening, wine, alternative views of world events, experiencing new cultures and ideas, talking to strangers. I'm very attracted to artists and to contemporary art of many forms. Discussing ideas is essential to who I am. I'm socially conscious, political, loyal and, when inspired, I can be witty and funny in the right company. I'm sailboat not speed boat; slow food not fast food; Beaujolais not coolers; conversationally curious not small talk silly. I'm great with a shovel, pretty good with a hammer, OK with the garden hose. That said, I do like having doors opened for me occasionally. Paradoxical I know. I love kids but I don't have any. I don't eat small birds but I feed them. Go figure!Mutual attraction is essential to me but then again, I feel that beauty is purely subjective. Hard to define chemistry but we'll know if it's there. Is it a smell, or the glint of an eye? Who knows? I believe spirit is in the doing of life. The feeling of a man is far more important to me than what he looks like or what he does all day. I generally like quietly confident, kind, sensual and generous men who are passionate about something - his job, a hobby, family or maybe simply being mad about boats, like me. Doesn't matter. It's the idea of loving something beyond oneself that appeals to me. You might know how to make things happen for yourself and others, and you value experiencing life's rich moments over the acquisition of material things. Laughter is important to me, very hard to resist a man who can make me laugh, but then one can never force that kind of thing. Sound interesting? Please let me know. I choose to respond only to men who appeal to me - for whatever reason - so please don't be offended if I don't write back. A casual meeting over a hot or cold drink to determine any sparks of compatibility and attraction. Low expectations. A real date could follow another day if the incentive is there to meet again.
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GabrielleOffline
Woman. 33 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 30-40
I love animals, I have 2 dogs and 3 cats. I am a shy person at first, but once you get to know me I will open up more. I like photography, traveling, music, movies, hiking, camping, horseback riding, going to parks, and doing just about anything else outdoors. I want someone to cuddle w/ on the couch, to take long walks w/, someone who i can be myself with and won't play 'games'. Someone who likes to dress up for a night on the town one night and is just as comfortable going camping and playing in the mud the next. Honesty and trust are very important to me. MUST LIKE ANIMALS. :):)I apologize in advance but I had to put this out there so no one can say I didn't mention it from the beginning. This is how I feel.I'm looking for someone to date with the possibility of it becoming more... not to say that I'm looking to jump into a relationship after a month of dating, let alone 6 months of dating, just that that's what I'm looking for... I'm not looking for "casual"/no-strings-attached dating. I don't really believe there is any such thing as casual dating unless both people are looking for nothing more than someone to go out and have fun w/ and no strings. Again that's not what I'm looking for. I think dating may be considered 'casual' for the first couple of months or whatever, but if you've been dating for ***months then it's no longer casual, its consistent. Once you've reached that point, if you're dating multiple people, you're obviously dating them because you're interested in all of them, so how do you continue once you've reached this point without choosing one of them... if you don't choose you'll just be hurting someone, and possibly yourself, very soon down the road, especially if the other person has told you they're looking for more than a date.I will only ever date one person at a time. Period. If we've been dating for 2 months or so, then you will be the only guy I'm dating. I'd hope to receive, and would appreciate, the same level of respect and consideration if you are dating me. It's too hard to find the energy and the time to keep multiple relationships straight, too many people get hurt, and it's foolish. If you date two people and like them both for very different reasons, how can you choose? It's not fair to any of the people involved.I'm sorry if this offends anyone but I'm tired of dating someone, really liking them, then finding out I'm one of 4 people they're dating. Especially when they get overloaded with whatever, decide they can't handled any kind of relationship anymore, when I stated from the beginning I was looking for more and not just "casual" dating. all depends on the weather and the company preferences.. dinner, coffee, walk in the park, zoo, etc...