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CareyOnline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
First off let me say there are a lot of men that like to play games, and i give u my number. Then they get scared or something when it comes to the time to meet. Looking to try out the dating thing again. I'm 30yrs old, love tatts and piercings.I'm ***friendly, work at a Subway making Shit. Lol, looking for a new job. Just wanting some hot ass guy to ask me out on a date. I don't give it up on the first date either. I'm looking for a Caucasian male between ***tatts, doesn't live with their mommy or ex-Anything.I love the bad boy type. I am wanting to settle down and maybe having a kid, with the right person that is. Wow I didn't know you would come this far, so i'm not sure
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TommyOnline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
I try to be down to earth and honest with people. I smile and laugh as much as possible (when appropriate). I tend to put others first and don't have too many moments of selfishness. Often get told I'm very cheerful, friendly, caring, and a weird hybrid of nerd, geek and outdoorsy. Friends joke that I'm one of the guys and drama free (because drama annoys me and I tend not to associate myself with it!)These days I've been trying to be more adventurous and doing more physical activities to get fitter and healthier (not quite there but greatly improved from before). I study Shorinji-kan Jiu-Jitsu so you may see me bruised up a lot from it. Recently tried Parkour for the first time, would love to learn to do that better. Pretty good at baking, cooking not so much. But I do make an amazing breakfast!I have grey and green eyes, hence selecting "Other".I'm not necessarily looking for someone who's geeky, only because I've dated so many of those in the past and none of them have worked. So if you consider yourself pretty geeky, I'd pass on messaging me. I'm going in a direction where I would like to meet someone with enough interests different from mine. It would be nice to meet such a person and expose each other to those interests and discover new possibilities.My profile says "Looking to date but nothing serious", only for now. I would prefer to date someone for a while and then down the road figure out if there's long term potential. Organic development is always the best way. Really prefer to avoid the cliche's like dinner or movies, but I'm not opposed to these. I would mainly avoid movies for a first date because you really can't talk to each other. A little creativity is always appreciated.
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OrnaOnline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
I am a full time single parent who works on "party days" -- weekends. My world pretty much revolves around my little one, so it's tough to get into the dating scene hence why I'm trying this. I'm a dreamer, hopeless romantic, and wanna-be athlete who is always questioning things around me and what makes things how they are. I am outgoing, always trying to look on the positive side of life, and laid back. I like to be crafty, do art projects, attend art-type events, listen to audio books (ok, I'm totally sounding like a nerd here... ), and play outdoors when the weather allows. I aspire to return to the large corporate world of Ecommerce marketing if possible, or create some of my many inventions/business ideas and travel (a gal can dream right?!). I love cooking, laughing with friends, a great cup of coffee, my TV shows, my parents, and meeting new people. I'm assuming this is asking what I'd do on a first date (it's a bit vague) ... I think a first date needs to be something unique. Like ice skating then drinks at a warm coffee house/bar or a beginners sporting activity like batting cages and burgers after. Of course, I'm 100% beyond ok with dinner and drinks as long as the company and conversation is great. A smaller local town venue is best as I try to support local business when I can - and it makes things more intimate for getting to know each other.