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ShariOffline
Woman. 32 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: man. In age: 29-39
I keep a smile on my face! And I try not to take things too serious, life is too short not to enjoy it. I love to do anything that requires laugh and fun. Look for people who can enjoy their lived and don’t mourn much.
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DianneOffline
Woman. 33 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 30-40
In case you haven't already noticed I like to be silly majority of the time, but with that said I also know when to be serious. I have a full time job, I go to school at nights, and I have children! I don't have a whole lot of extra time to give. So I really don't want to waist what little time on guys who just want to play games. If your not really wanting to get to know me then don't bother messaging me! I'm patient and I like to talk to people before I just hand out my phone number to some stranger on a web site, but I'm on here cause clearly I don't have time to go out to meet people all the time. Just don't be someone your not normally... Meaning: First dates are usaully awkward in themselves so don't try to impress me by putting on a show. Just some friendly advise... If you can't impress a girl by just being yourself then chances are she's never going to be impressed no matter what you do.
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NonaOffline
Woman. 31 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 28-38
"Political correctness is tyranny with manners"- Charleton Heston.Hammocks on summer days, sun tannin on a boat deck, dropping a lure in the water to see if I can get a bite, sitting in the woods on cold crisp mornings waiting on great creatures to make themselves known, sitting in the middle of a crowded stadium rooting for a team no matter who they are, barbecuing on a lazy Saturday evening, porch sitting on Sunday evening listening to the bullfrogs and crickets and cicadas come out, the wind in the trees, christmastime with family, decorating a Christmas tree, making thanksgiving dinner, cuddling with my dear in front of a fire watching it burn or just staring into his eyes.Why do single fathers feel the need to point out that their children are first and will always come first? Obviously that's how it's supposed to be but from the view point of a single woman with no kids, that's also a huge turn off because that means we will automatically take a backseat. Who wants that? If you can't balance being a father and dating, DON'T DATE!! Just saying! It's getting pretty ridiculous out here in the dating world. Something interesting or fun.