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Permalink Reply by Hecton P. Domingos on -
I am Hecton, I have 23 years, I'm Brazilian. Work with maintenance of computers. I am an atheist for more than 5 years. Wanted meet interesting people who share the same vision of the physical world than me.
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Permalink Reply by Eric Harris on -
Hey everyone! Eric here, 45yo/s&s/nm! Currently livin' in Houston. Fairly new to the Nexus fam and am finding I'm not as alone as I thought in openly celebrating the nontheist beliefs. What I do? a lil bit of everything, what I want, when I want. What I like is knowledge and truths. Love to listen but not good at followin'. Lookin' for like minded friends. Especially if ur local.
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Permalink Reply by Mare on -
Greetings...
My name is Mare, from Western MA. I don't think I really fit into any category.
I would love nothing more than to find a compatible man to spend time with. Maybe together we can find a category to fit into? I never married, and am not big on breeding...I have no children besides the dog and cats. It has taken me a long time to settle down within myself.
Obviously, I am single and looking....if it is of importance to anyone: 5' 7", thin build, 133#-ish, not an athelete, but I think about being more active! :)...it's much more enjoyable with someone.
Anyway, it has been a challenge dealing with believers within the dating world. Does one "86" a person based on belief or lack there of? I, for one, cannot take someone seriously knowing that they believe in the bible/god. It is something that runs deep, always has.
It is a comfort to know I am not alone, truly alone, by finding you all here :) Peace and Thanks!!!! -
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Permalink Reply by Jo Jerome on -
Happy thoughts ... ok ... um ... if Yellowstone blows and causes just the right domino effect of earthquakes, everything between Oregon and Southern Utah/Arizona could fall into the center of the earth and the planet squeezes together to close the gap, thus putting our locales right next to each other, thus we'd be within commuting distance to go on a date.
Or, someone from this group might go on vacation where someone else on this group lives and the date could happen that way. Although not nearly so colorful or interesting as that first scenario. -
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Permalink Reply by Kerry Logan on -
chuckle, I'm WA state so I guess I'd be ok with this scenario!
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Permalink Reply by Alan on
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Hello,
My name ia Alan, I am 24 years old and I live in Washington state. I am in the military, I have been been addicted to skepticism for 24 years. - Attachments:
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Permalink Reply by Heather McIntosh on -
Ha! I think that's the best reason I've ever heard for not dating a religious person. So true...
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Permalink Reply by Jo Jerome on
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"Strolleratti" That is awesome!
Nothing against people with kids - I do enjoy borrowing their offspring for a few hours at a time here and there. But there are those of us for whom the idea of having kids of our own is a nightmare. -
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Permalink Reply by Garry Duell on -
Hello, I am 36 and from Baltimore, MD. I play drums in a local cover band, I love to play poker and read a lot. I have never been married or had kids.
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Permalink Reply by Mazid on -
Hmmm my profile pic is just about as recent as it gets (drinking tea sitting on a ball in my new apartment, sorry it's a bit blurry, my friend isn't very good at that :P ). Pertinent info? Ummm, 28, married to and divorced from a devout christian, back in school for a science degree, and looking to spend some time with people who don't believe that a sky-daddy is watching them fool around :P
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Permalink Reply by Cindy Blakeslee on -
Hi. I'm a 55-year old single female, Vermont (former urbanite), no children, my best friend is my dog (he's also a rabid atheist, of course). Still looking after all these years for a like-minded human male. I think we should have a secret handshake so that we can find each other in a crowd...any suggestions? Maybe a discreet tatoo? NSD? (No Sky-Daddy?) I'm a sculptor (mixed media), willing to move, want to build and live in an underground house. Looking forward to meeting some of you at the AAI convention in October.
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