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ChrissyOffline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: man. In age: 18-23
Hi! My name is Chrissy. I am never married agnostic caucasian woman without kids from Hoboken, New Jersey, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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SonjaOffline
Woman. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
I\'m self-confident and independent. I enjoy snuggling with my kids, eating ice cream and drinking red wine. I’d like to find an intelligent and fun person. Please be ready to move forward in your life.
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LupeOffline
Woman. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 22-32
Who am I?I'm content with all the enlightenment and life experiences I've already had for being 24. I enjoy tea, biking, dancing, driving fast, martial arts, meditation, mixing music, reading, sculpting, singing, writing, and yoga. I love swimming. I plan on living near the ocean "when I grow up". I eat organics and like bio-hazard symbols, mad scientists, and zombies. I love twisted senses of humor . . . and old school video games. MARIO! I love sharing my information, advice, and internal realizations with my friends, and I listen pretty well too. *** Interests I'd love to have in common with my partner are things like astral projection, sacred geometry, music, poetry, drawing or painting, and maybe meditation. These aren't "requirements", though! I originally went into college studying Artist Management, but I'd like to switch my major to International Studies with Japanese being my first secondary language. I would like to become a translator (in more than one secondary language***eventually I'd like to leave the United States. That's a life goal, though - and we all know as we grow, those are subject to change. I'd like to live somewhere in Asia, and hopefully through future work I can get a better feel for exactly where.I LOVE MUSIC. But again, who doesn't? My passion for arts, and my innate grasp for business management is what originally motivated me to study Artist Management at MU for two years. I can get down on anything to ambient, to hardcore industrial. I love electronic music - psytrance, electro, house, ect. I love soul music and old school hip - hop. I listen to so much different music - here's some of what's on my iPod . . . Nine Inch NailsMarilyn MansonEyedea and AbilitiesPantha du PrinceKMFDMBeats AntiqueoHgrDas RacistTHE STREETSSkinny PuppyJedi Mind TricksOrgyStatic-XBlue Man GroupRasputinaImmortal TechniqueBlue ScholarsEmancipatorAdham ShaikhYo- DreNotorious BIGGorillazFunker VogtThe FugeesFront Line AssemblyFisherspoonerDigicultdeadmau5EminemDaft PunkThe Crystal MethodCovenant2pacCombichristNASThe Chemical BrothersCakeBenny Benassiand so much more! I don't do country music. *** makes me unique? I'm not you're average girl, I suppose. Yes, I wear dresses and shave my legs, but I also like to climb trees and don't mind getting dirty playing in the sand. As I've grown from ***centered person. It requires self discipline, and isn't always easy. Like anything else, constant practice helps. Don't get me wrong, I love horror movies, zombies, blood, skulls, and have gone out to "goth clubs" for years of my life, I listen to industrial music. Just because I am seeking the light doesn't mean I'm afraid of the dark. I'm quite a concoction of interests. I have 15 piercings ***in my ears and my belly button) but zero tattoos. I love body modification. I go to "hippie festivals", "raves" - you can find me in any type of underground music scene. I mix and match everything I enjoy in life. And to have a good time, I don't always need "sensory overload" at a club or festival. I think one of the most important things you can do is be content with your own company, in your own space. Sometimes, less is more. Yes?If you've read this far, then I think you deserve to know something else about me. My medical leave is for a condition with my shoulder that is somewhat serious, as it does in fact affect my daily living. I get laser therapy and do yoga. I've adjusted my life to work around what's going on, but learning to pace yourself is a life learned skill. All I ask is that my "significant other" be as compassionate and understanding as possible. We all have baggage - the thing is finding someone who cares enough to help you unpack, right? :)What to leave you with? Life is a garden, dig it! I think a first date would completely depend on who I'm having it with. If you're a movie hound, we could see a movie. Sushi?- I'm open to anything I'm able to do, as long as it's over good conversation. I thinking "hanging out" - possibly over a light lunch is my ideal first date. I am seeking a relationship, but am in no hurry to "just dive in". The most important thing to me, if we were to have a date - would just be . . . for you to be yourself! I want to get to know you for who you are - no need to attempt to impress or feel like a facade is needed. If we enter a relationship, I want you to be fully comfortable being yourself, and I will do the same. It takes that kind of honesty and acceptance to build a good relationship, I believe. ***