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BillyOnline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 21-41
Hi! My name is Billy. I am never married spiritual but not religious caucasian man without kids from Dillon, Colorado, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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JehonathanOffline
Man. 40 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: woman. In age: 37-47
First, thanks for looking this way. Where to begin on this brief, yet beaming, self description. That and the apparent desire to live somewhere really hot and really flat. Art direction and graphic design are my career, but I still love to sketch and paint when I can. I've even found time, since I've been in DFW, to paint a mural at an elementary school. Ahh, the memories that come back, when you eat school pizza again for the first time. You could say I was raised right.... ma'am and sir to elders.... opening doors for ladies.... do unto others. What else?.... When I'm at work, I work hard, but have fun. Away from work, I stay busy.... Working out, sports, camping, furniture building, reading and spending time with the family. Staying positive is key for me. If you are kind, caring, optimistic and want to get everything you can out of every day, let's talk - Or if that's too much for you, we'll check out that little seventy five cent carousal of horses outside Kroger. :)
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KoriOffline
Man. 37 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 34-44
Its hard to judge authenticity and genuineness in a few words on a profile. Dating can be fun, and dating can be a chore, but I find it immensely more satisfying when I can be honest with you about who I am, you are honest with me about who you are, and we are honest with ourselves about how we feel and what we want. Deal? Good. One of the things I learned a long time ago about love is that it is a choice. So many people have been deceived into thinking that love is a feeling. Don't get me wrong, feelings will play a part in deciding who we enter into relationships with, but in the end it comes down to a choice. And it is within the act of making that choice that true love exists. In the morning, when you see your spouse sleeping there, mouth open, drool coming out, a new blemish setting there on their chin, we may not have fancy feelings of love. Or when they do something that is selfish or hurtful, we may not feel "in love", but when we make the choice to still serve them, to cultivate those "feelings" of ours into returning, to honor them and sacrifice for them, we choose to love them. It is in this area that most people have fallen short. They think feelings come before the choice (which does often happen in the early stages of relationships), but in truth, it is the choice which precedes the feelings that enable true commitment, and allows the true manifestation of love. I am an affectionate guy who enjoys conversation. I do my best to let the Lord lead me in all that I do. I am not a Christian who just shows up on Sunday mornings, puts in my time, then goes home and is done with the "god thing" for the week. ***, I want Christ to be a daily reality. I want to be a spiritual leader and a servant in my home. DEAL BREAKERS: We all have those things that are deal breakers to us when it comes to romantic relationships. While I'm happy to make all the friends I can, at the end of the day I still hope to find that person I get to love for the rest of my life. And here are the things that I simply won't accept when it comes to dating. -Smoking -Non-communicative (I like to refer to myself as "verbose with a strong need for an active communication connection") -Not wanting children (I have four, of which two are not mine legally yet I still care for them regularly. If you don't like children I am not your man. Fatherhood is one of my primary callings) -Hot and cold (If you aren't sure what you want, or you aren't sure who you are deep down, look elsewhere. I've had too much wishy-washiness in my life) Something where we can talk and connect