Ok, I am seriously looking for something permanent. Something that is significantly different than any dates I've had. But how do we know it is permanent and significant?
I am in my mid 30s, divorced with no kids, non smoker, educated, petite, hard working, and yes, as a normal woman, I am complicated too regardless how simple I say I am. This is what I think about me: smart, pleasant, nice, tiny, spiritual, appropriate but a lot to learn. This is what most men think about me: bright, attractive, sweet, sexy, analytical, delicate and adorable. They think my upbringing is unique. It's funny how people think highly of me as a person, while I honestly think there is so much that I need to improve. Yes, I am asian. Yes, my emotions make me say things I don't want to say sometimes. And yes, unfortunately, I am moody when I leak once a month. And yes, I may confuse men. Heck, I confuse myself too, sometimes. But what can I say, those came in a pack of being a woman. I cannot change those, but I love me anyway. And if you love women, you could love me too..;)
It is difficult to tell you the type of person I want to be with. But I like men who are intelligent, hard working, non smoker, respectful, height and weight proportionate, have goals, desires, and dreams and understand what it takes to build a solid, healthy relationship. I like someone assertive but not aggressive. Someone confident but not arrogant. Someone gentle yet knows how to be in charge. Someone who appreciates good things he has but not superficial. I prefer a never married man, but have found divorced men in general are a lot more attractive. They are a lot more sensible and understanding, making them more desirable. I am very open to having my own kids one day if I ever find you. I am seriously looking but cannot meet too many people. Eventually just want to date one. Any suggestions?
Oh, more about me: I enjoy cooking, travelling, gardening, tennis, taking care of friends and family, and relaxing at home watching movies, smelling my coffee or reading some books.
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