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DennisOffline
Woman. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Aquarius.
Looking for: man. In age: 26-36
Chiropractor by trade and Self-proclaimed geek, but I have found through much life experience that I hardly fit into one mold. I thoroughly enjoy helping people heal naturally, even if I am still starving while trying to build my own business. I get by, but If I had any extra money I'd use it to travel, and a trip to Japan is at the top of my list. Sushi and Ramen are comfort foods for me, and as a foodie I enjoy all kinds of food, and will try anything, except tomatoes. I HATE tomatoes. I'm health conscious and try to eat well and exercise, even if I do get lazy and enjoy medium rare burger and a good beer now then now and then. I'm not a camping type of girl, but I enjoy a good hike or a football game, specifically a Steelers game. On the coffee vs tea debate, you can find me quietly enjoying hot cuppa tea, trust me, you do not want to see me on caffeine. When it's just kitty and I at home alone, I have a tendency to break out into song and dance to entertain us both. After a stressful day you can find me in the kitchen trying out a new recipe or baking up something tasty. Sarcasm is second nature to me and I'm not offended by a dirty joke, so bring it on. If you decide you'd like to get to know me better, I promise on fish fingers and custard we'll have a good time : ) The only requirements are that there must be food and you must make me laugh. Dinner and a movie is always a classic, as long as it's not a chain restaurant and dinner comes before the movie, that way we know there will be at least one topic to start that inevitably awkward first date conversation. I've also always enjoyed the idea of going on a hike and having a small picnic lunch or attending a local festival or going to a place like Dave & Buster's where we can play some games together.
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JeanOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Pisces.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
Online dating is not much different than online shopping, in my opinion. You can search and search for just the right one, examine it, do research on it, imagine what it would be like to have it with you, but ultimately you're at the mercy of the seller's description and product details. Sometimes it arrives and it’s exactly what you anticipated, but after a more thorough inspection, it didn't quite meet your (almost always) unrealistic expectations. Other times you anxiously await it's arrival and when it finally appears, it's so far from what you were led to believe to be true that you have to immediately check your online receipt to make sure you didn't accidentally order the wrong item. Then, once in a great while, you are pleasantly surprised by what you see in front of you and upon further examination, it only continues to exceed your very reasonable expectations....And once you find what you like, you order one in every color;--led.We're all imperfect beings in a flawed world searching for a needle in a haystack. Happy Hunting! First dates can be extremely awkward, so I think it's a good idea to do some sort of activity so that there's not so much pressure to make un-natural conversation because the activity itself gives you something to talk about and relate on.
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BrianaOffline
Woman. 30 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 27-37
Bullet points!! Yay for bullet points!!- I'm not a chef. I'm a cook. I cook a lot. I could say something corny like "it's my therapy", but that's lame and I'm not lame. I just really enjoy making something spectacular out of everyday things. I applied this same personality trait to building a greenhouse in my backyard from old windows, just sayin.- I'm a photographer. I supported myself for a short time by shooting portraits and weddings, but I hated shaping art into business. Now I shoot for myself and it's great. I feel very natural with my camera hanging from my shoulder. - I'm a friend. And boy am I a good one. I take people to airports. I think my occasional late shifts are the perfect opportunity to be a DD. I don't own a purse that can't fit a bottle of wine, and I have emptied many bottles while unwinding with friends. I even bake cupcakes for birthdays.- I'm a daughter. My dad travelled ***days a week during my adolescence, and I've had the chance recently to discover a new friendship with him. And I couldn't be happier. We built the greenhouse together. Yep, I know how to use power tools. Oh, I love my mom too ;)- I'm a partner. I enjoy taking care of someone, and being cared for in return. I like dividing and sharing at the same time.- I'd rather be ashes then dust. I want to live my life and see and do as much I can. I stay active (just completed my first 5k!!), but I don't count calories because I don't want to miss out. I don't like the ambiguity of dating these days. Is he interested? Are we just friends? Is his gonna txt me? Or will he wait the obligatory 3 days? Stupid.Here's what will probably happen:We'll meet at a neutral, public place like a coffee shop or a pho restaurant. I'll stress about what to wear, because I'll want to look pretty but not seem like I'm trying too hard. We'll chat, check that each other's pictures are accurate to our real selves, and see if there's any chemistry. If things go well we'll take our own cars to another location where conversation will continue, like a bar, and maybe we'll hold hands or you'll put your arm around me. You'll be dazzled by my wit and snarky humor. You'll want me to cook for you. I'll be interested in some activity or hobby you participate it, like film-making or car rebuilding or your search for the perfect belgian beer. From here we'll probably say goodnight. If we got drinks I'll txt you when I get home and expect you to let me know you're safe too(I do this with all my friends). If you txt me the next day, or want to get together again soon I won't judge you as too eager. I don't "play the game". If I want to txt you, I will. If you want to txt me, you should.