Date men from United States / California / San Marcos, 40 year old

Date a soulmate from San Marcos, United States. Reality like relationships are multidimensional. no I am not smoking anything illegal right now.. What one partner feels and observes might not be the same as thier partner, so communication as in talking not texting is vital to a lasting relationship. I like to travel and and on occasion to get out of the same routine since the mind is very habit forming. My ideal match would be someone who is caring,fun, and a genuinely a nice person. Life is too short to look at the glass as half full. I am looking for someone who laughs at the faux paux of life. Someone who is caring, intelligent and loves to travel likes to do different things and new experiences. Most of all, someone who believes that a relationship is built on sharing because those relationships are truly strong and long lasting.

Meet someone special from San Marcos, United States. It would be not polite if I say what I like. So let's start with what you like. Are you a dreamer? Do you like long walk or hiking? I will complete this later :) Now I really want to browse some profiles and see if its worth to write here.

Date a man from San Marcos, United States. I was born and raised in san Diego. I believe everything happens for a reason. Life is too short for drama. I like to surround myself with good people. One of my favorite sayings is...you only live once so why not. I'm looking for someone who brings the best out in me.

Meet single man from San Marcos, United States. Instead of waiting for it to happen, I am finally giving it a shot. Who knows, maybe I'll get to meet her?
Some say I look younger than my age, which I is a good thing I suppose. I am an easy going guy who enjoys spending time with family and friends. Food is good and I love to eat, so trying new places is always fun. Like anyone else, I love to laugh and have a good time doing just about anything. During the fall, I enjoy tailgating with friends and attending Chargers home games. I try and stay active. On the weekends, I really enjoy going to the lake for a morning run, it defnitely is a favorite part of my week. I completed my first half marathon in December and look to participate in more races this year. I also like watching movies, although most of it lately has been courtesy of Netflix. It would be nice to get out to the movie theater every now and then.
I really hope to meet someone who is caring, has a sense of humor, and likes to have fun. She should be someone who is easy to get along with. And not only with me, but with family, friends, and really just about anyone. I think a simple please and thank you goes a long way, so she should be respectful and courteous to others. I would like to meet someone sweet and thoughtful. And if that isn't enough a nice smile doesn't hurt either.

Date a soulmate from California, United States. I teach math at the collegiate level, and I do research in it. Outside of work, I'm an outdoorsy guy - I hike and bike. For other fun, I like ballroom dance and bowling. I like reading history and visiting historical places. I like doing things in small groups with good friends and sometimes by myself. I generally avoid events with lots of alcohol, but don't mind some wine occasionally. I enjoy talking politics, and am generally conservative, though mainly on fiscal/small government issues, not on social/religious issues. I'm not expecting that my date is going to agree with me on everything - in fact, I think it's useful to interact with people with whom you disagree in order to be better able to articulate why you think the way you do, and be ready to reevaluate your thinking when appropriate. I think healthy respect is the key. You don't mind it when it gets quiet occasionally when we're together. You do the right thing when nobody's looking.
Regarding children/family and my 'someday' response: I have an interesting life as it is and I don't walk around every day dreaming of having a family, but I do think with somebody who is really special the idea of family is appealing. It's the 'finding somebody special' that is the hard part!