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- Pseudonym (displayed)
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DaintyLady
- Age
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54
- I am a
- Seeking a
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Single
- Children (want)
- Children (have)
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I do not have children (yet)
- City
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Charlottesville
- State/Region
Virginia
- Country
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USA
- Education Level
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- Zipcode
22903
- About me (Minimum 50 Characters, Maximum 500 Characters)
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I’m here because I’m attracted to men of my own race who share my cultural background, but at this point I doubt I’ll find a partner, so I’m mainly here to contribute to the forums and make like-minded friends. I’m of European ancestry. I love babies and children. I helped raise my youngest siblings, and I’ve worked as a nanny. I’d be interested in adopting children with a partner or getting together with someone who has lost his wife and needs someone to care for his children. As for just being part of a couple indefinitely without having children, I’m not really interested in it at this time.
The couple times that I found a boyfriend in the past, it wasn’t the right match and I just wanted to go back to being single. One boyfriend wanted to reverse roles and have me support him financially. I’ve always lived in a multicultural area of the country where I’m often the minority, such as when riding public transportation. In my 20s and 30s when I really wanted to find someone, more often than not, the men who were interested in dating me were non-whites, and I just wasn’t attracted to them. Also, it was necessary for me to work long hours, so I didn’t have much time to look for someone. I used to say that if only I’d grown up in the Midwest, I would have found the right person. I’ve concluded that being born into a non-homogenous society and being obligated to work full-time, plus lots of overtime, in your 20s and 30s is why there are other women like me who never found a mate and never had children. In a way the U.S. is a multicultural slave state.
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Looking for
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Lifestyle
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