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Looking for a positive heterosexual man
#171105 - 01/23/06 09:25 PM

I would like to meet a positive man between 35-55 years old. I'm a 42 years old positive woman, I feel lonely and I have too much love to share.

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ny10001

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Reged: 07/08/05

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Loc: New York

Re: Looking for a positive heterosexual man new

#171773 - 01/26/06 03:31 PM

There are several positive dating services online that you might try. poz.com has a singles connection site (yes for straights and gays!). pozpersonals.com offers the same thing. The one on poz.com is free.

Good luck! And yes...of course you have much to offer.

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alivehoping

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Reged: 04/05/06

Posts: 655

Re: Looking for a positive heterosexual man new

#200996 - 07/22/06 03:24 PM

you might just find one here,but being anonomous doesnt help your cause as we wont be able to pm you info you may be looking for.

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