SIMILAR PEOPLE
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FanniOnline
Woman. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Cancer.
Looking for: woman. In age: 33-43
Ok. Time to update my profile. Hobbies...... I'm sure I could go on, but good enough. Goals.....my number 1 goal is to raise my kids up to be successful, confident, respectful, all around good people. About me.........I can find a friend in any type of person regardless of age, race, religion, sexual orientation, physical appearance, ect. I have been told I am really outspoken, I think I just say it as it is. I am pretty emotional. The littlest things can make me tear up. Trying to pick out cards, for example, is ridiculous. Alright then...I suppose this is a little better:)......O, and yes I have 2 kids, BUT I am completely into women and have been for as long as I can remember. Would be happy to explain if your interested in hearing.
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RenettaOnline
Woman. 39 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 36-46
About me...I work at an auto shop as a service advisor, but take every opportunity outside work to dress up and feel like a girl. I like to go dancing, from gothic to country. Hang out with friends. I do all sorts of artsy, creative stuff. But also enjoy just hanging at home with my son. I love doing anything in nature. I love to try new things. I volunteer and attend as much music, circus and art events as I am able. I choose to focus on all the amazing and interesting things I encounter each day. I love diversity and am constantly amused and entertained by human beings, nature and complexity of the universe. I am extremely open-minded and enjoy talking about things I'm passionate about. I laugh a lot and want to be around people I can be silly with. A sense of humor and wonder are important to me.Looking for kind, lovely and interesting people to hang out with and/or to date. If there is chemistry, that is a fantastic bonus. I am open to a relationship with the right person.
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WynonaOnline
Woman. 36 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 33-43
If I were a movie, I'd be a good though extremely dark comedy.;"I'm frequently entertaining, too smart for my own good, have numerous intriguing talents and a broad base of knowledge about all sorts of random and potentially interesting topics... But I also suffer from depression (the unipolar kind) and have anxiety problems. I'm an insatiable hornball and one of the most sexually versatile people you'll ever meet, but I also care deeply about anyone I allow into my life, whether as a friend or a lover. I'm the girl who will see her friends through a bad breakup or a family tragedy... But I'll frequently pass on parties because I'm scared I'll end up bringing people down.I speak three languages (two fluently, one barely well enough to get around), play four *** drums are my best, but I'm passably okay on the keyboard, guitar and bass guitar), am an increasingly capable seamstress, a feminist, a strong atheist (aka "gnostic atheist"), an existentialist, an INFP, an amazing cook (especially within the realms of Indian and Mexican food), a grammar Nazi and a dominant leaning switch. I am very very sex positive, queer positive, kink positive, poly friendly, body positive and pro-choice on pretty much any issue to which the term "pro choice" could reasonably be applied to.I try to stay out of politics, but when push comes to shove I'm extremely liberal on most social issues and moderate on most financial ones.I will dislike you immediately if you can't figure out the difference between "you're" and "your" or the difference between "there," "they're" and "their"... And I'll like you immediately if you demonstrate a genuine interest in Sartre, Camus, Freud or Jung. Or if you're a complete nerd about chemistry, physics or math. Or if you're a very capable musician, regardless of *** style.In the last few years I've become very emotionally guarded, but I'm starting to realize that it's made my life very boring. I'm hoping to meet someone (or multiple someones) who will amaze me enough to make me open up, despite how scary I find the prospect of doing so again. On a first date, if it's completely up to me, I prefer to just spend some time talking and getting to know each other somewhere quiet. This can mean a lovely picnic in the park if it's nice out, or it can meet a quiet coffee shop or restaurant... heck, even a fast food place or a library would work for me for this initial conversation. Then, if we feel comfortable enough around each other, I'm usually cool to go do something more interesting - like dancing or a movie.