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About me:
hello. Im looking for genuine relationship to talk to,There's ways and means of separating honest people from those who think so little of themselves that they have to lie about who they are to make themselves someone. If people dont like you for you, they arent worth talking to in the first place. You dont need to lie about who you are. All I can say is thank God for the delete button lol! And can i say, if you read my profile instead of just looking at the pics,i am honest god fearing carring loving and honest.
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About you:
i am looking for a real man who is caring honest and loving with everything possible as a man who will making feel like a real woman in general in bed and everything.if u are the one mail me at
to be serious.a happy easy going person with no hang ups,likes to do similar things. i would prefer someone around my age and living within 50k.I want a little spice. I don't like things to be dull. I like a man that wants to go out and who's not afraid to take a chance and who's open minded, a man whom I can talk with and whom I can trust and respect. I hope that what I am looking for still exists.I am waiting for a sign.
The person I'd like to meet is first of all a friend. Someone who I can have fun with and feel like we are on the same page. My ideal friend is witty, but not mean spritted; beautiful but not pompous; driven but not absent-minded; affectionate but not suffocating; and secure enough to let go and know I'll return
I am not sure what I can write here to even begin to describe everything that makes me who I am, without sounding like a resume. I recently saw the movie "Hitch", which I thought was great, other people may not have. The best point they made is that it is really hard to walk up to someone and say "I like you." It really just doesn't work, you need to find some other opportunity. Well, maybe these personals will provide some sort of opportunity to at least find out if I like someone and they like me. It really doesn't work when only person likes someone...I think they call it "stalking" or something...haha...who really has the time to stalk someone that obviously doesn't like them? What really matters is that two people can just get along, have fun, and be themselves. Obviously there has to be some physical attraction, but without a good personality, that really doesn't go very far. I would like to find someone that I can just be myself with and have a good time doing anything. I am really tired of bars and clubs. My Mom says I could meet a nice girl at the Library...lol...that didn't work out either...at least she means well. As far as work is concerned, I own my own construction company, but I majored in Genetics in college. Long story as to how I had such a major career shift, we'll save that for later. I like to spend time with my family, go to the gym, do things with my friends and just go out. I am pretty laid back overall....My ideal is first and foremost a man with a plan who understands the pressures of work and success - but it willing to wade and work through it all for the right guy. He is masculine, charming, spontaneous, fun, and most importantly supportive and open-minded. It is no lie that its a challenge to bring two hard working men together - but I want someone in my life that isn't so jaded that they think its impossible. Family is very important to me - so, I want someone who can deal with that crazyness and make a go of it. Yes, I want the guy I am happy to bring home to Mom and Dad. My guy is driven, yet compassionate and considerate of those around him. He is a risk taker and is willing to put the time in for me and vise-versa. He is down to earth, connected to those around him, caring and has the ability to show that without being ashamed or feeling less of a man. My guy is okay with experiencing new things and gets excited about travel, etc. Truly, I need someone in my life again who has the ability and resources to jump on a plane and see each other when we need to. I apologize for this laundry list..I could go on and on. If you are interested in hearing more - just say hello.
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