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MarybelleOnline
Woman. 51 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 48-58
Outdoors type,life is too short to waste on couches.I am not here looking for drive by sex,so if you are please move on.I have alot to offer the right man who God puts in my life,without drama and baggage that some people seem to have or have the need to find.Please do not preach to me about being a better person while you are on the dance floor on Friday and Saturday nights,or drinking your favorite drink,but because you pick Church on Sundays that makes you better than me..NOT so much.,to old to play the games people want to play,I just would like to date a nice HONEST man who does not feel the need to belittle any woman.I love dancing,cooking out,hanging with friends and family,I am on a search and rescue team and that plays a very big part in my life,would be nice to find someone who is ok with what I am passionate about.Country gal to the bone,still have old fashioned values and morals that will not change,I am all about family and what it takes to make them all safe and happy and I strive to make sure the man in my life is always HAPPY..Humor is a must,I will never settle for what I call Crusty Tuna,relax and enjoy life there is so much out there to still grab by the horns. I am not all about MEALS,lets just meet talk a stroll in the park,see who each other really are.
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EdnaOnline
Woman. 21 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: man. In age: 18-24
Hi! My name is Edna. I am never married other native american woman without kids from Booneville, Arkansas, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a man, love of my life.
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NedraOnline
Woman. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 51-61
I am honest, thoughtful, intelligent, generous, funny, and sensual in a down-to-earth kind of way. I have a very playful and passionate nature. I love being active - swimming, cycling, kayaking, camping - but those things are so much more fun with a companion. I'm looking for a best friend who will share in the fun of playtime as well as the occasional frustration of being a "grown-up," and who is open to growing into a permanent, mature relationship. I love music. I sing (well, I'm told) and can convince the untrained ear that I play the guitar. I have been singing and playing liturgical music most of my adult life. I listen primarily to classic rock and country but I can enjoy just about any genre at an outdoor venue. A concert under the stars is a little slice of heaven. Someday I hope to kayak out to Bear Island from the mainland. I started cycling again last summer. While I have always loved the outdoors, I have not always been this active. It has come as part of a conscious choice to be true to myself. I recently encountered this quote, which I really love:"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs...[And] if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly. " I have very mixed feelings about that. I have been teaching children with special needs for nearly thirty years. Love the job, love the kids, do not love the direction that politics and educational policy have taken in the past decade. Still not quite sure I want to be when (if?!) I grow up - so for now I'm happy to have a few more years to contemplate that. As I approach the end of my career, I find myself seeking out more challenges rather than less. I want to travel. I want to encounter other cultures, places I've never seen before. I want to use the skills that I've developed over the years in new ways. I am not young, gorgeous, or thin. I hope to find an affectionate best friend who will appreciate the sparkle in my eyes more than the wrinkles around them, and the sound of my laughter more than the measure of my thighs. I love music and the outdoors. An outdoor concert (I'll bring the picnic - we can munch and talk before and after!) sounds great, but I'm open to lots of options so long as it's public and we can talk.