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RonnieOffline
Man. 29 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 18-30
Hi! My name is Ronnie. I am never married spiritual but not religious caucasian man without kids from Sullivan, Indiana, United States. Now I'm looking for new relationships. I want to meet a woman, love of my life.
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VesterOnline
Man. 44 years old. Zodiac sign: Libra.
Looking for: woman. In age: 41-51
Thank You for taking the time to read a little about me. I am a single father of 2 wonderful daughters. One that lives on the East Coast and my youngest that lives with me full time. I am a family first person and feel that family is very important part of my life. I enjoy everything life throws out there and tend to roll with the punches. Some people would say that I am very laid back, passionate, and little sarcastic. I am a very tell it how it is kind of person and a strong believer in communication. I enjoy the outdoors, sports (Red Sox BB- Raider Football- Sharks Hockey-Celtic Basketball), cooking, staying home watching a movie, cuddling, heck I will try ALMOST anything once. I am looking for that someone who wants to be part of my life. Enjoys doing the little things, Someone I can't wait to hear from, see, kiss, hold..etc. Someone that I can listen to all day and night, not afraid to give input, picks me up when I'm down, and can make me smile. Someone that I enjoy falling asleep next to and waking up next to in the morning. I do enjoy holding hands, kissing, or some would say PDA to some extent and would hope that you do as well. If this sounds like something your interested in or someone your interested in getting to know better please feel free to say hello and drop me a note. Thank you again for taking a few minutes to read a little about me and best wishes to you in all your adventures!! Coffee or drinks to see how we get along and go from there
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GraigOnline
Man. 42 years old. Zodiac sign: Virgo.
Looking for: woman. In age: 39-49
I am not the best at the whole "who am I" thing, but I figure it is worth giving it a try. It is easier to talk about my kids then myself, so...staying in my comfort zone...I have two boys ages 21 and 16 who I am very proud of. My oldest graduated from High School a few years ago, and my youngest is in high school. Both are/were active in sports and it has always been very important for me to attend as many of their activities as possible, while still allowing them to maintain some independence. They are both great kids who I can't imagine not being there for or having them around.Professionally, I am a third grade teacher in a economically diverse school. Many of my students are from good stable homes, many are not. I love them all and try to provide them with a stable environment that encourages them to take risks, make mistakes, and know that they are cared for and valued for who they are and what they can accomplish regardless of their background. I became a teacher later in life after spending 12 years working as a paralegal. I am a firm believer in the saying "if you love what you do, you will never work another day in your life". I found that in my teaching career.As far as my personal life, I am looking for someone I can talk to, trust, laugh with, and share experiences. I believe relationships are built on trust and strengthened by commitment because two people care enough about each other to always consider their partner in what they say and do. I am not perfect, I make mistakes, but I try to own my mistakes, learn from them, and not make them a second time. I think this depends entirely on the person I am having a first date with! If we have mutual interests, the setting should be somewhere we are both comfortable, can talk, and start to get to know each other. If I had to pick a "generic" date, it would probably start in a coffeehouse, from there dinner at a restaurant that is not too loud and allows us an opportunity to continue getting to know each other. I think the first stop (the coffeehouse) lends itself to a first impression, from there, if a connection exists, then dinner is a natural progression.