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on 377 reviews
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QpOnline
Woman. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 33-53
I love all things love I love life I need constant encouragement from my mate a motivational outspoken couch in bed and in life I'm a Monster but I'm looking for a BEAST
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TaniaOnline
Woman. 55 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 45-65
I desire a man who is funny, intelligent, passionate, affectionate, respectful, honest, financially stable, independent and a gentleman. I need a real man too...someone who knows how to take care of a woman mentally and physically. Someone I can talk to about life and the world, who has an opinion, is tolerant and kind to others. I am a Midwesterner who is down to earth, independent, passionate, fun, eclectic, active, intelligent, honest, straight-forward and communicative. Words that have been used by others to describe me are: smart, affectionate, classy, sensual, sexy and best kisser ever!I have been physically active my entire life. I enjoy a variety of activities to stay in shape including running, racquetball, yoga, walking, hiking, weight lifting, dancing, etc. I am blessed with a large circle of friends and family in the Bay Area. All that's missing is a special someone I can share fun times with and pamper. Could that be you? My profile list many interests. In reality...all that matters is what happens after we meet! I hope to hear from you.A great first meeting is to have a drink with you in a quiet atmosphere where we can get to know each other.For a first date, I enjoy grabbing a bite or an activity where we can easily talk.
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ElenaOnline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Taurus.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-39
I took a break from dating for a bit, did some traveling, but now I'm home again and ready for new things and new people. I am very family oriented, I ride horses, own German shepherds, and love road trips. My friends say I'm stubborn and blunt but I'm sure they mean that with love. I'm lovely. I am very sarcastic, so if sarcasm eludes you, for both our sakes, steer clear. And above all, at this point in my life, I need someone who understands grammar. What is the struggle with your and you're? They're different words. Who raised you?