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Permalink Reply by Bud the Wonderer on December 21, 2012 at 2:52am Hi, all. I'm Bud. 53 in 2012. I live in the Hampton Roads area. I've never had kids, though I would've liked to -- it's a long story. Hoping to meet someone with similar beliefs (or 'non' beliefs, rather).
My name is Brooke. I am 34, single, never been married and I do not have any children. I am currently living in Greenville, SC. But have spent the last 13 years in Minneapolis, MN. I have been agnostic since I can remember and just recently determined myself to be more atheist than anything else. I am passionate about facts and finding out truths about our world and the people in it. I'd love to meet some men in the Greenville area and some female friends too.
Permalink Reply by Joseph P on January 4, 2013 at 4:36pm Wow, major shock, I imagine, going from Minneapolis to Greenville, SC. Say hello to Bob Jones for me. ^.^
Permalink Reply by Michael Pianko on January 4, 2013 at 8:46pm My name is Michael. Pianko is not my real last name. I was born in May 1983 and in and grew up in South-East Michigan but I have been living and working in Columbus, Ohio since late 2006. I was raised Jewish. (I never participated in even secular American Christmas season culture, and my family would be weirded out if I was living with a woman and she put a christmas tree in our home but after coming out as a atheist I am no longer necessarily instinctively uncomfortable around other cultures). I came out to my family as an atheist in October 2009 and in August 2010 I went to my last Jewish young adult social event and then finally decided that a girlfriend does not have to be Jewish. I would merely prefer that you be as unreligious as possible. Your life doesn't necessarily have to revolve around atheism, or the fact that you don't participate in or believe in religion. We should have one or more fun activities we would enjoy doing together and you should really want a relationship and you should try to make a good impression. I will try not to be too demanding but I always show up early and I have had bad experiences with girls arriving late or blowing off our plans. I wish you would keep good track of time and normally arrive or be ready a few minutes early or even better, a comfortable 5-10 minutes early. I want good frequent communication. In a relationship I want at least a few good sentences once a day unless otherwise specified.
I know some women can't stand short men - I am 5ft 3in tall or slightly less without shoes on. I am near the low end of the range of acceptable body-mass-indexes for men my height and I have no tattoos or piercings and I wish you wouldn't have any either. I don't drink at all or smoke or take anything. I like bowling and pool; scrabble and chess, although I haven't played for a long time; large scenic parks like the trails in the Hocking Hills area (I drove to the trails 3 times but alone); jogging, jogging or hiking trails; art museums (I have been to all of the art museums in Ohio at least once, but I went by myself and I could stand to have somebody to go with). Other things I am or have been interested in include science fiction movies (when I do watch movies, which is not often), exotic succulent plants (when I was 12 I had 6 plants, including a haworthia, and the haworthia is the only one still alive after over 15 years), old coins (no, I do not keep valuables in my apartment), once in a blue moon crafts like paper folding or drawing. With some exceptions I have cut back on time spent online to teach myself a few other languages to help me in a library cataloging job and how to play the guitar. I would like to say that I feel great but I actually feel terrible due to the fact that I can't seem to get any women to even talk to me.
Permalink Reply by Alex Mack on January 22, 2013 at 5:41pm Hello people, i'm 35yrs old from London, England. I love music, reasoning and reality. I noticed when i had a look around there are not alot of people from my side of the water. Would like to meet new people all the same, its not where your from its where your at that matters.
Permalink Reply by michael piusinski on February 27, 2013 at 4:51pm hello names mike and im 23 years old. im live in madison heights michigan. im young and poor lol, originally from hamtramck. im also bi polar and welll....have never really dated before. im just looking for a sweet,nice and understanding gal. race,politics, don't matter to me,either does weight, well because i wouldn"t have room to talk :)
Permalink Reply by EJN on March 7, 2013 at 11:49pm Uh well I'm Ethan, was raised SDA, first began doubting religion when I was 17. Officially came out an atheist a few months after I turned 18. I've been single for almost 3 years now. I'm probably too comfortable with being single for that to change any time soon. Lol So yeah, here is a picture that I just took about 10 minutes ago. I've been wearing a bandana all day. Usually my hair is down over my face. I love having long hair, and I've had it like this since 5th grade.
Permalink Reply by Ty Williams on March 24, 2013 at 4:41pm Howdy all! I’m Ty and I’m in Houston. My best brief run-down of me… Total extrovert and conversation junky. The only thing I love more than devouring books is seeing live music. I go to a lot of concerts (in the last two years I’ve probably seen about 60 bands). I listen to a variety of genres but I am most partial to indie rock, punk, classical, and grunge. I am a beer snob and wine geek. I like to think that I'm somewhat of a culinary adventurer. I enjoy all sorts of sports (rugby, football, tennis, and basketball are favorites) but don't follow any particular thing too closely. I love trivia like a unicorn loves pixie dust :-)
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