What do you consider a "turn on"?
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What do you consider a "turn on"?
| Wed, 08-17-2005 - 11:10am |
We have talked about things that we find in profiles that turn us off...such as elusion to sex, body type etc.

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Yes, I do think he really thinks he could meet someone who wants children but doesn't yet have any...and there are women out there who fit that demographic (most likely in their 30s). Sure, he's limiting his options, but that's his perogative. I do think there are people out there who want to be parents, but don't see themselves as stepparents. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, it just *is* what it is.
That said, there's no harm in contacting him...if he's not interested because you have a child, then oh well!
Sheri
My never-varying screening process:
Search out men, 40-49 and look at
age range they're looking for,
then their picture,
and THEN I read the profile.
Profile:
Zoom right to marital status (or lack thereof!)
then, do they want kids (I definitely do not want any more)
then, what body type they prefer.
AND THEN I read the essay.
I will never respond to people with these words in their profiles:
fireplace
cuddling
passion
baggage
my friends say
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Other than that, I am so horny I don't care if he's 3 feet tall or how many *extra* pounds he's got!
amjay
Very rare, but occasionally I find it. I fall in love with wit.
(Now that I have given my preference, I'll read some of the other posts.)
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