SIMILAR PEOPLE
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FloreneOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
I am looking for my Mr. Right. I teach children reading and math at a private school. The teaching profession is important to me. I love what I do everyday and I want someone who is just as passionate in their profession. I am looking for someone to share my life with. I want my partner to connect to me on a spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual level. I am looking for someone who is willing to work with me in relationship when it's wonderfully easy or hard at times. I am looking for my partner in crime. If you are interested drop me a line.
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PrimroseOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Sagittarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
I'm trying this again. I'm currently finishing up school and getting ready to jump the biggest hurdle of my life. I've put my education and career at the top of my to do list and I'm finally reaching a point where I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. With that being said I think that I should see what is out there. I've tried this site before, had decent luck. I'm into getting to know someone before I commit to going out on a date. I want to take things very, very slow. My family is extremely important to me as well as my friends. I have a lot of respect for both and you should have the same for the people in your life. I have an extremely open mind about things, life, people, etc. I like to find a guy that "wows" me and takes a chance. Spontaneity is an awesome characteristic to have! If you want to chat and start from there, let's talk. Otherwise, happy fishing Lets laugh. Maybe we could "people watch?" I don't want to be awkward, do you?
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JulieOffline
Woman. 27 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 24-34
It's really better for me if I have some sort of guidance in what I’m expected to talk about, truly. Without restrictions, I’m prone to babble on about what I do, what I’ve done and what I’m going to do; it’s really quite ridiculous. For ***, rather than tell the hypothetical you anything about me that would be useful, I *** to talk about the time I rescued (and nursed back to health, thank you very much. I’ Or I could talk about my penchant and flair for foul and graphic language;*tmusic habit, or (always fun!) my wacky and selective political leanings. I’m a recovering flautist, having invested too much time and effort though out the first part of my life, but I do relapse when the mood strikes or if I get asked really nicely.Despite his best efforts, my elementary school art teacher wasn’t able to crush my creative spirit, so I like doing artsy and crafty projects. Sometimes I’m incredibly obstinate, and will do things just to prove a point. My mother says I get the stubborn streak from my father, but her inability to admit it’s her fault has me questioning her reasoning. Speaking of family, I get along with mine alright. I know some others aren’t so lucky, so I’m not too beat-’t around to capture the majesty that is familial togetherness.’m a rather exacting mix of nature lover and despiser. I’d like the outside a lot better if there weren’t any spiders in it, and maybe if my irrational nervousness around them didn’t extrapolate itself to all insects (everything will be treated as a spider until proven otherwise, embarrassing public flailing be damned). I am one of those “animal” people, and just absolutely adore anything small and furry, or big and furry too, since our Clydesdales aren’t exactly small...I’m struggling to find a way to talk about my pets without sounding like one of those wackadoo pet hoarders, but it’s really only a few cats, a Beagle and a small interior fish husbandry operation, so I’ll just have to get over it.If you’d like to know more, you know where to find me. Hmmm, well. It's tempting to suggest we go out into a vaguely wooded area, bag some Lepidoptera, and head back to my place for some intensely passionate mounting, but that may be moving things a bit too fast (and I'm out of ethyl acetate).