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Blue, blue Christmas

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Flanelle · 17/12/2011 16:33

I'm currently single and I don't hate it, but I don't love it either. I'm often lonely. Sometimes I'm terribly lonely. I have fab kids and friends I love, but I'd like a partner too. I truly don't care what he looks like or anything, but he so totally has to not be a fuckwit. Where do all the emotionally intelligent, funny, bright, curious, non-anxious, non-ambivalent, non-childish men hang out? Anyone any idea? Does your wonderful DH have a wonderful single brother? If he liked art and talking and listening and trying new stuff and snogging for hours and stuff like that, that would be so good.

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CupOfGoodCheer · 18/12/2011 12:04

ok I've got another.

Very nice looking, slim, fit, German (but don't hold that against him, I have a lovely German of my own Smile) aged mid 30's. Very emotionally open and definitely looking!

That's 2 in, can I take one out now? As I have DP, I'll just have one of the ones who can lay laminate flooring please... Grin

SantaIsAnAnagramOfSatan · 18/12/2011 12:07

is he german in that way where he can't tell a joke because his intonation makes it sound like he's telling you off?

i have a soft spot for foreigners - lots more room for humour i find.

CupOfGoodCheer · 18/12/2011 14:38

Well his English is a bit rusty, so joke telling might be risky Grin. He hasn't got one of those comedy Bavarian accents though thank goodness

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