SIMILAR PEOPLE
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LazaroOffline
Man. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Scorpio.
Looking for: woman. In age: 50-60
...hi, welcome to my place! I love to laugh!, I am focused and really motivated and enthusiastic with my career.I work really hard on staying stress free, and most importantly, I try to make a difference.I am told that I'm not that hard to look at!... and in shape with a cultured country boyish type of character and lifestyle.I am able to get laughter out of the hardest cases!I lived near Mont Tremblant for 14 years and just moved here three years ago.I take care of myself and stay in shape by working hard and staying active by working and being involved in several sports that I love, like Scuba, softball, skiing, boating,(witch includes the beach and water skiing), Snowmobiling, Fishing, I can go on.On a more serious note ladies, trust, respect and honesty are fundemental on my list of priorities, witch I would expect from a partner also!...listen ladies, outcomes can NOT be determined?, the journy is more important than the destination.Sex alone does NOT work, money can not buy Love, chemistry is essential but not sufficient. Best friends are!....and on the rest, I plead the fifth!What am I expecting out of this? To get to know you, become friends, and take things at a speed that is comfortable for both of us,.... and then, see where it leads?Weather or not a relationship will develope?, only time will tell?...if not, at least I hope to have made a new friend. Have a nice beverege, a good conversation and read between those lines.Absolutly, laughter has to be an essential from the start! ...then , .....well, take it from there!If it clic's, it clic's?...if not, then not!
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MikelOffline
Man. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: woman. In age: 52-62
I'm an extrovert, fit & athletic, 6' ***", 205, spontaneous, adventurous, dependable, charismatic. My preference is outdoor activities whether it's tennis, the beach or hiking in the mountains & to get as many sunsets as possible. Since I grew up in Motown rock n roll is in my blood & my preferences include everything except punk, rap & acid rock. Women tell me I'm a handsome man w/ an infectious smile, nice teeth, style & class, a good sense of humor & nice eyes. My bags are always half packed because travel is definitely a passion. I'm single out of choice so that I am available when the time is right...my choice is to wait patiently until you appear & then it'll all fall into place...the belief of "all good things w/ time"...it would be wonderful to connect & shorten up the "time." You are fun-loving &; know your man is out there looking for you. You believe in The Higher Power knowing there's more than just glue that makes this wonderful world go round. Could I actually be on *** You bet & I'm waiting to meet you. You enjoy your work yet desire a loving, mutually supportive, dynamic relationship w/ a man who is worthy of you & will love, support & adore you. The relationship would always be the #1 priority & both you & I would honor it as the wonderful gift it is. You’re tired of men who are overgrown boys & believe you deserve a unique lifestyle. The beach, mountains, hiking, music/concerts, travel & family are some of your interests & you'd love dancing on Sun afternoon to blues in shorts & sandals or *** a formal affair in a gown...&, yes, I love wearing a tux... I hope you're doin' well & I look forward to hearing from you.Let me know if this story speaks to you about a 17 yr old boy ready to graduate from high school. He said, “Dad, for my graduation gift all I want is that red sports car.” His Dad gave him a book & in anger the son threw it down on his Dad’s desk. His Dad died the next month. While cleaning out his Dad’s personal effects he found the book & accidentally dropped it on the floor...out popped the keys to the red sports car. Moral of the story is life doesn’t always package what we want in the exact manner we envision it. The real gift seems to be in knowing when a gift is in our presence...& could you & I miss out on meeting because we possibly assess our chemistry by a few "still photos of each other?" without getting the full essence of our energies & passion which can only be known by meeting in person? So let's not let the techno-age cause us to miss out on a face-to-face meet & greet especially if you are tired of overgrown boys who send you "inappropriate" pics & immature, flippant texts... A meet and greet is EZ because we can have a kind yet quick exit if the elusive chemistry is missing...& by meeting *** the beach, if we do connect, then it can be an ideal setting to really get to know each other. I'm not your traditional, mainstream man who would take you to a restaurant the 1st time we meet because isn't it a meet & greet rather than a "date"?...to take each other's temperature w/ the chemisty thermometer? Hopefully, you agree because I feel it's all about being "with" you, not "where or what"...that comes later...& it's important to me, as 1 of my preferences, that you & I both appreciate &/or love Mother Nature...+ there's also the spiritual thread that comes w/ the mountains & the ocean...& if we don't share this as a common thread that's ok, too...it is what it is &, *** the same time, I would have difficulty being "your" match because belief in The Higher Power is 1 of my few must-haves....+ being around the ocean for me is like being around the Energy of Life...I respect you time & your search for the right man &..so hopefully you feel the same way, are smiling right now & visualizing your favorite beach...ciao...Jim
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JohnnyOffline
Man. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 50-60
Darn, I seem to have lost all my contact information. Should I have contacted you earlier, unsuccessfully perhaps, please forgive the intrusion and accept my second glance as a compliment.Preface:I offered someone a smile the other day, and another a compliment, on the street, free of charge. Frankly, I did it because they were attractive, lit up my day and had thus earned it from me. I considered it basic gallantry, graciously offered, and expected the gifts to be simply and graciously accepted, no more. One was, and one wasn’t. You’d have though I was Jack the Ripper or something. So much for gallantry. A time is fast coming when none of us will rate a compliment, or even a second glance, sadly. Might as well enjoy the attention while you can get it, methinks. Even the virtual kind. ONWARD!Life is awfully short, isn’t it? I’’t delivered. Here’s an idea, let’s have some fun while we’re both waiting around. Here’s the pitch:“Tall, dark & handsome trilingual male, artist-philosopher-hunk type, might be looking for love at the moment, but life’s too darned short. It will happen when it happens, and it usually happens when you're not looking anyway. Meanwhile, the man will chose fun company over contrived virtue any day, and appreciate it solidly, in kind. He’ll even fix your lamp or put up your shelf. Well traveled, good company, monogamous, big hands. Mutual respect given and required. All the advantages of a boyfriend starter-kit.”“Will she be perfect? Heck no, I’m certainly not, but hopefully she’ll be an able-bodied, elegant lady-friend who’ She will be mature enough to understand that the longest journey begins with a single step, or not, and that trust is earned, as are respect, loyalty and friendship. And he’s only a lowly male after all, so no interest likely without a proper picture and proper introduction.Cheers!”P.S.: I’ve had the good fortune to learn early one of the better lessons in life. Perhaps you will appreciate it. I only go where I’m welcome, and I only stay where I’m well treated. That goes both ways as far as I’m concerned. Call it savoir-vivre.AN UPDATE.(The following anecdote should be taken with a HUGE grain of salt, and a good laugh).A mature lady friend of mine (M., in her late forties) recently blurted out something disparaging about older men dating younger women, rather than HER, at a friendly diner get-together. After coyly remarking that she herself was dating someone more than 10 years her junior, so what was her problem anyway, and deftly ducking to avoid the flying pint that ensued, I gave the matter some thought and decided to bring it up at the next meeting of the Men’s Advisory and Diagnostic Council On Women’s Behaviour.So, what makes younger women attractive to mature men you ask? And what part of that magic could ANY woman use to her advantage? You’d be surprised! After the general hilarity and usual banter died down, the Illuminati, all respectable gentlemen in their late forties and early fifties, actually agreed on 5 reasons their eyes and minds wander. It isn't ALL physical after all (not the top 3 items anyway). And yes, we would rather have the company of someone with a bit more "vécu", if only, if only…CONCLUSION UPON REQUEST…(if you ask nicely) ;-)P.P.S.: This is rather puzzling. My voyages in the meetville ocean keep bringing up a curious question: So how DOES one get to the “long term” without first going through the “short term”, and PROVING one is good enough at it to merit a longer posting? Any suggestions? A quiet beer or coffee somewhere sounds about right for starters. There’s no point if there’s no chemistry, no gleam in the eye, no scent. *** Amazing what those will do for two people.