Aloha, my gentleman I entered this site for to help you to find me here. I believe you are here also looking for me. And I'll write several words for you to understand it's me! http://super-biglove.com/lovesite/I am a kind, calm, sociable woman. I am an optimistic person and I am often in a good mood. I am a wonderful company. I can listen to. I am good at doing housekeeping. I am a wonderful mother. I love nature. I enjoy having a rest in the countryside with my friends. I want my future husband to be not only a tender and loving wife, but also a good friend. Sincerely yourthKsenya Z._________________________Dear Ksenya Z,
I have several words for you too, sugar.
I think the superbiglove.com gives me a hint at just how heavy you are. This explains why you would say that you are "a wonderful company", you're large enough to be one. You're kind of like the last Juliet that aloha-ed me a while ago and i'm starting to think that you're all coming from the same borough. The education system must be appaling because my god, that garb you wrote me almost made me pick up the house from it's foundation and hulk smash it to my face. I don't think I meet your criteria because being a tender loving husband-wife sounds like a lot of fucking work. There's this place in Sydney called Kings Cross, you can find many people out there who can be both husband
and wife for a standard rate of $150 an hour. There is an extra fee if you're planning on travelling out of the state but that's a different story for a time that I hope won't ever happen because you sound like a real fucking freak and I don't want to meet you even though you've rudely assumed that I do.
You sound like a woman that spends too much time watching Lifetime movies and not enough time finding your soulmate. The kind of gal that was always involved with criminals on death row or middle eastern men who, for some odd reason, completely disappear when you send them money to pay for their airline ticket.
Put down the knitting needles, stop knitting ridiculous cosies for household items that don't need cosies or
yourth never going to find anyone
You smell like potpourri and cheap talcum powder,
Kristine