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MercedesOnline
Woman. 41 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 38-48
I am self employed and work quite a bit but my schedule is flexible since I'm the boss. Love to laugh and have a good time. Just tired of the head games. Don't make me guess what your thinking. Please know how to communicate and speak because I am not a mind reader. Where are all the sexy single guys?
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KayleeOnline
Woman. 43 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 40-50
Ok, so here it goes. This is the spicy, no b.s. side of me throwing this out there. I will be up front with you now so that neither of us waste our time. Lol. I'm not looking for a hook up or fwb. I honestly want a mutually respectful and honest relationship with someone. Most men seem to skip past the narrative portion of my profile so I'm keeping it real and writing this as my first paragraph. Hopefully, if you are on the same page as I am with what you are looking for and will keep reading. If not then I wish you the best of luck in finding someone that wants what you want.So, now for the sweet side of me... Lol...I work in healthcare and love my job. I work long hours so on my free time I like to stay active and am usually going on some kind of adventure. I love to travel when time allows and go on day trips. I love to go to wine tastings, art festivals, art walks, try new restaurants and listen to live music. I love hiking and being outdoors but I must admit that I'm outdoors a little less in the summertime. Hey, AZ can be brutal in the summer! Lol. I'm from FL and have been in AZ for almost 31 years so I'm pretty much a native. A first date should be something that's low key and casual. I find that meeting for coffee or an adult beverage first to see if there is a mutual attraction is a good way to go. If there isn't a mutual attraction then we are both adults about it and move on. No games or drama.
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CarinOnline
Woman. 45 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: man. In age: 42-52
I would like to have one man in my life that I can hang out with, have passionate moments with, and still have my space when I need it, because I am somewhat independent and self-reliant. I want a man in my life, but I don't need a man in my life. However, you may be the guy that makes me fall head over heals and want to spend every waking moment with you. Anything is possible. I want to be cherished, as I will cherish you in return; I think that is the most important verb in a relationship. But other than that, what you see is what you get. Yes, I am a curvy, voluptuous woman. I could stand to lose some weight, but it's not a priority for me; love me for what is on the inside and don't expect perfection. I am very forthcoming about what I want in life. I am fully responsible for myself and I expect you to be as well. I am very passionate. I am generous to a fault, even to people that I don't know (I get that from my dad). I am independent and outspoken. I am fiercely loyal and protective of the people that I care about. I hate drama. I love to travel; I like to attend local events like the street fair, a concert, spring training or even the swap meet. I like to go to happy hour, sing karaoke, dance my ass off to a live band, and go to the casino. I love to watch sports, especially the UofA, at a sports bar or a friend's house where we can enjoy a few drinks during the game.What I look for in a man: I am drawn to men that are outgoing and spontaneous; a person's looks will catch my eye but personality is what makes me want to get to know you better. I want someone who is down to earth and treats people with respect and consideration. I want someone that is comfortable in his own skin, that can be the life of the party or mellow and laid back, depending on the situation. Chemistry, spark, whatever you want to call it... that is important, and I will know right away if it is there."Life is short. Break the rules, forgive quickly, kiss SLOWLY, love truly, laugh uncontrollably, and never regret ANYTHING that makes you smile." ~ Blige, Patsy Cline, Lenny Kravitz, Maroon 5........ I hate Starbucks, but happy hour would be ideal to get comfortable with each other and take the edge off cuz I get nervous, or maybe even a sporting event where the atmosphere is casual. Somewhere that we can flirt and have fun and not have to worry about which fork to use with which dish.