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RichardOnline
Woman. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 49-59
I love football, pretty much all sports. Love the beach, grilling.... playing games...working hard, plus many other things. Would like to meet an interesting someone to share all the funs with.
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JuttaOnline
Woman. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 50-60
I am considered an attractive,intelligent women that is pretty fit for her age. I have a really dry sense of humor so you have to be quick. Anyway, I do not want to post a laundry list of my ideal man, as I have not met him yet. I know the quality of the man I would like to meet and hope he would share some of my ideals. I need to have chemistry first and foremost.( I would also like to stop saying I) Chemistry to me is not infatuation but it is a *** attraction to another person that turns into infatuation. We all know you can't be infatuated forever, although it would be great. That said,when the infatuation dies down is it too much to find somebody that I can make happy and who can make me happy, a person who has a good sense of humor and shares my interests but not all. You should be willing to give my interests a try and the I yours. If you hate hiking for ***, I'm good, you go out with a friend.I am not a jealous person and space is as important as closeness in a relationship. The bottom line really is I respect you ,you respect me. Communicate what you feel and I will too. You fix things , I cook and that's a wrap.Feel free to ask me about the 1, 2, 3, 4 things I need to be successful on POF
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VivianOnline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
I love my family, love being social, grew up in a sports-oriented family and value a sense of humor. I need someone with high ethics, high intelligence and not too much baggage (we all have SOME). Self confidence is very sexy and must love dogs.....I'd like to think at this stage in my life a relationship should be drama-free. With me, what you see is what you get. I work hard, play hard, love to travel and would love to find someone to do it with. The thought of dating is scary--from the awkward first date, to revealing idiosyncrasies,finding out what makes someone else tick and hopefully building a future. I grew up in a family where my parents adored each other and my brother and I knew it. I would love to have a relationship like that--I'm not talking about over-the-top PDA's, but just the underlying understanding that the other person will always have your back.Love old school R & B and pretty much anything else--never took a liking to country music--must be the Yankee in me. Love action/comedy, chick flicks and thought provoking movies. I am not religious, but I believe in God, and talk to him every day.I spend most of my time in a hockey rink or watching cross country. I would love to have a change of scenery, glass of wine, quiet conversation and to learn more about you.If anything I've said makes sense to you, let me know. Showing interest is nice, but a message is better.....and if you have taken the gratuitous picture of yourself in the bathroom mirror, please move on....**October ***Update---The art of communication is lost.....if you contact me, and I reply, we have now started a conversation. If you reply with responses and no further questions, the conversation is over. If you want to continue to converse, ask questions.....it takes two. And I am a firm believer that first impressions are important. If you haven't put much effort in to your profile and/or pictures, chances are we would not be a match. Why even bother to be on this site if you can't take the time to double check for spelling errors, or put less than flattering pictures out there? And I don't need your life history up front, but more than a sentence or two would be nice. I have met some nice guys on this site, but no sparks--I haven't given up hope. Life it too short not to have someone significant in your life. Guess the only way to find out is to ask......