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arthur
54 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 28 - 46
Education: PhD or Doctorate
I am becoming myself
Open to all kinds of experiences. Highly educated, but with little enthusiasm for high-risk adventures. I go to the gym regularly, and I love to travel, especially in Asia. Sometimes I play squash, and I love to go scuba diving in the Great Barrier R
Mike
35 • Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Female 18 - 35
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Romantic Aussie guy for serious relation!
Hello, I'm Mike Turner, I'm a PhD Researcher at University of Wollongong, Australia. I was born and raised in Wollongong, I have mixed parents. I'm a fun loving, easy going guy, love to travel, good food, good company. I'm looking for someone special for a long term relationship which should lead to marriage. I live alone in my own house in Wollongong, I have 4 apartments as well, I am financially solvent, I earn a very good amount per year. I love traveling, I want to find someone with whom I can travel the whole world.
Dr Richard
54 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 18 - 30
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Looking to spoil and pamper
I'm ruggedly handsome, intelligent and successful at what I apply myself to. A self made man with a nice disposable income to pamper you with! I travel between Bali and Australia regularly for business, and need company in my travels while in Melbourne and Brisbane. I live in Bali.
preslav
70 • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Female 18 - 24
Education: PhD or Doctorate
cool
A am a strong and successful man. I am intelligent,ambitious, romantic, sensual and very passionate. Photos taken at a recent party. In one word: class! I am looking for love and fun including on a long term basis. I am not in a position to offer marriage.
Carlos
54 • Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Seeking: Female 38 - 50
Education: PhD or Doctorate
“Where is the hippopotamus ??”
HOLA - Bonjour - Ciao - After many, many years of living all around the Globe, finally - on all levels of existence - I arrived where I want to be: in beautiful Western Australia and settled down. I am a very happy, elegant European Gentleman. More like 41 then 51 - in Mind, Spirit and Body. Both my parents are Spanish, and I grew up in the great Swiss Mountains! I am well educated, a bit cheeky, creative and multi-faceted. Habitually I think outside the square. Enough IQ and fine EQ. I am a vibrant person with lots of positive energy. I can basically smile the entire day. I love to give and appreciate all things big and small. Kindness goes a long way.... I am a real curious human (my greatest adventures started because of that ability) and blessed to have indeed a very interesting life and I am excited about the future: falling in Love again, care for others & the environment, chasing and catching up with my dreams, indulge in great and healthy food, train for the Jetty Swim, half marathon, spontaneous trips, new adventures, more meditation and yoga... Basically embrace what life has to offer...... so much !! Come and join me for a super journey together :-)) :]]] PS I speak also Spanish, French, German and Italian. :)) PS Ohh...Yes, what about the HIPPO? Si, Si I once hade to hide a HIPPO!
Robert
76 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 42 - 55
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Fit, intelligent, good looking man seeks partner
I am a professional man educated to doctorate level. I am financially secure and enjoy a good standard of living. I am young at heart and keep myself fit with regular exercise, cycling and ballroom dancing. I am 175cm tall and weigh 70k. I am a caring, honest, responsible and sincere person with a great sense of humour. I am told that people find me attractive and that I present well. I love to wear nice clothes.
Deepak
69 • Ararat, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 18 - 50
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Shy Guy
God has been kind to me. I'm still active and some say young looking and attractive for my age. I'm a retired doctor and enjoy walking, travelling, TV, nature, culture and languages. God's grace, I still have all my teeth and no big belly yet. Because of many food allergies it's hard for me to eat in restaurants, home cooking is best. I am very shy and reclusive and try to avoid crowds. I was born in India and now have dual UK, EU and Australian nationality. I can come to visit in June 2017.
James
79 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 37 - 55
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Find a partner with mutual interests.
Divorced, lives alone in Melbourne CBD.Works full-time as General Medical Practitioner.Young at heart with many young friends.Loves art,antiques, cooking, wining, dining,theatre ,movies ,concerts,. ballet and travelling.Gives the best massage and dinner parties.Have a good sense of humour .Spiritual and compassionate.
peter
73 • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Female 32 - 48
Education: PhD or Doctorate
R U ready? Let's meet!
I am into fitness and good health, am considered good-looking (at least by my parents) and love travelling. I am told I have a big heart and I am sensitive to other people's needs. I am an excellent listener and believe in close family relationships. Friendships are also very important top me.
Derek
47 • Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Seeking: Female 26 - 43
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Let the mist rise to reveal the sunny day!
I am a well grounded man, very comfortable with who I am, but also adaptable when the right lady arrives in my life. I am strong of mind and body and am known to be determined, yet considerate. I value my solitude, but am also gregarious in the company of friends. I will be thoroughly devoted to the love of my life and everything will evolve around her. I have a PhD in sustainable fisheries management and marine mammal conservation and welfare. I have had a productive career, but it has dominated for too long, so now it time to focus on love and family. I am a very healthy and fit man, and quite tall (6'4"). My friends say i'm attractive and that I look a little like George Clooney!
Jay
36 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 20 - 35
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Looking for friends as along
Hi I'm moving from melbourne due to our office transition period which need to be in Bangkok 2 years and 8 months. I'll come with another work buddy who old bloke which not in my cup of tea. So I look forward to seeing friends having coffee and chat and cuddle. So any one up to please massage me.
Steve
53 • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Female 26 - 50
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Genuine guy looking for his princess
I am a genuine guy looking for a long term partner. I am a very loving guy, apparently handsome and very intelligent. Honesty is very important to me, and the ability to openly communicate on any topic. I am CEO of a large organisation that looks after people with intellectual disabilities so a good heart is important to me. I enjoy giving as much as receiving and try hard to surprise those closest to me. I am clean cut, well groomed, no tattoos and not hairy (LOL). And I love to laugh!! Down to earth with a good heart
Sai
47 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 18 - 30
Education: PhD or Doctorate
PHUKET THAI FOR SAI
STRONG MIND, STRONG BODY. WORK HARD, PLAY HARD. LIKES TO LAUGH , HAVE FUN, ESPECIALLY WITH SEXY THAI GIRLS. GENEROUS TO THE PEOPLE WHO ARE CLOSE TO HIM. AM COMING TO PHUKET ON FRIDAY 19TH OF FEBRUARY AND WOULD LIKE TO MEET GIRLS WHO LIVE IN PHUKET FOR FUN AND ROMANCE
Al
43 • Townsville, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: Female 20 - 35
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Namaste ; )
World travelled, educated, fit and musically oriented. I speak three languages, have four degrees, and love to meet new people. Considerate, patient, hard working and dream oriented. I am a goal getter, and usually succeed. Good listener, and love to wash the dishes ;)
simon
65 • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Male 35 - 45
Education: PhD or Doctorate
just looking for easy going thai,good heart
Lived in Sydney for past 8 years, have visited Thailand 7 or 8 times and would love to live there. I have my own education business and school in Sydney and live in Gordon New South Wales 2072. i have 2 Golden Retrievers, love movies and reading and shopping and relaxing and places that are not too noisy. I lead an active life and wish to spend time in Thailand with a kind hearted person, so we can look after each other.
John
75 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 25 - 35
Education: PhD or Doctorate
An Australian Gentleman
I spent all my working life with a University and towards the end of my career was the Head of a Scientific and Technical Risk Management Consultancy, owned by the same University. I was married once and have a grown son, who is married with a child of his own. My own marrige lasted only 5 years and I raised my son myself. 
Mark
56 • Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Seeking: Female 25 - 41
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Quality Guy
I am a self assured confident professional. Who loves the ocean and most water sports. I kiteboard surf, swim, keeping fit is an important part of my life. I am A Chiropractor and have a busy and successful practice in a coastal region. I have a awesome life style and would love some one to share this fantastic journey called Life.
Jeremi
42 • Caloundra, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: Female 21 - 36
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Holding you on a Sunny Beach
My name is Jeremi. I am almost 34! I love the beach and being active. Love the movies. Love music, playing guitar, dancing, and just smiling :) I have been in too many hurtful relationships and looking to just settle down. I have met so many amazing asian women in my life and I really like everything about them. Thai women seems to really stand out as their culture and religionis so close to what I enjoy.
Chris
56 • Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: Female 23 - 43
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Destiny
I am a hard working easy going person with an open mind, I am healthy, play sport & am wise with my diet. I care about people's feelings & try to see the good in others. I like Asian culture & Asian people. I think I am caring loyal & forgiving.
John
67 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 30 - 47
Education: PhD or Doctorate
A woman in my life
Hi, I am a golf professional in Melbourne and specialize in the Teaching/Coaching of golf. I have lived alone for many years now and I realize that what I NEED is to settle down with someone who we have common interests in. I enjoy walks and just doing things and going places together and enjoying each others company. I am genuine, kind and sincere and to the right woman they have all of me.
Joseph
55 • Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: 33 - 39
Education: PhD or Doctorate
go towards the good times
Healthy, athletic, fun loving guy. Like music, dining and new things to do. Looking for woman who wants to enjoy life together. Are you good looking and look after yourself? My ideal partner is someone who takes pride in themselves, a little bit cheeky and likes what a man can do for a woman both physically and mentally. Are you a happy person and have a good sense of humour? I am a Lawyer with a busy Practice. I travel to Thailand 2- 3 times per year and can speak some Thai. I like learning things and growing together.
Craig
47 • Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Seeking: Female 22 - 37
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Hi :)
I'm an easy going Canadian who has migrated to Australia. I love to travel, play a little guitar, have a loveable dog named Charlie (okay, I find him loveable!!). I don't take life too seriously and strive to balance work and play in my life. I'm an honest person and I pride myself on integrity and I'm looking for someone who does the same.
benjamin
50 • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Female 23 - 38
Education: PhD or Doctorate
I am looking for love of my life
I am a cosmetic surgeon working in my busy practice in Sydney, Australia, I am financially very well established and I am looking for a longterm relationship and marriage with a decent Thai girl. I am happy to support her in any way possible and provide a comfortable life together. I love my job and also I have a passion about reading and music. I am very easy going and I appreciate honesty and care.
Doctor
64 • Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: Female 25 - 40
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Doctor T.
My name is Doctor T, T is for Tony. Most call me Doctor T or Doc I am here to attract my Thai Bride and best friend. Like a Bee searching for Honey. Somehow or other I was guided to this site! If it meant to be. We will see! As a Doctor
alex
60 • Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: Female 40 - 60
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Looking for one good woman!
Intellect... I must have a partner who is bright and can share my understanding of the world as well as enjoy discussing important issues. Personal Habits... I must have a partner who maintains high standards of personal hygiene, orderliness, and other personal habits. Passionate... I must have someone who is willing to explore our sexual desires with passion and understanding. Loyal... I must have someone I can count on to always support me. Communicator... I must have someone who is good at talking and listening. Responsible... My partner must be financially responsible. Attractiveness... I must have a partner who is considered "very attractive" by most current standards. Education... I must have someone whose educational achievements match my own. Affectionate... I must have someone who is comfortable giving and receiving affection. Chemistry... I must feel deeply in love with and attracted to my partner. ntroduction to Agreeableness This section of your profile describes your interactions with other people. The ways we communicate our feelings, beliefs and ideas to others are influenced by our cultural backgrounds, the way we were raised, and sometimes which side of the bed we got up on this morning. Some of us are very mindful of others making decisions we hope will be in their best interests, even if it means sometimes neglecting our own interests. Others of us believe each person should be responsible for themselves, taking deep pride in our own character and independence with a firm belief that others are best served by doing the same. The following describes how you engage with others; illustrating the dimension of your personality that determines your independence or your desire to reach out and touch others in meaningful ways.You are best described as: CONSISTENTLY TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF Words that describe you: Uncompromising Frank Astute Critical Empirical Tough Discerning Sceptical Shrewd General Description of How You Interact with Others When someone needs your help or wants you to do something you think before you act. See, at heart you believe deeply in personal freedom and individual responsibility. You think it is vital that people learn to take care of themselves so that they don't become dependent upon others. You believe that actions have consequences, and people need to accept the consequences of their actions if they are to learn from their mistakes and grow. You believe you wouldn't be doing anyone a favour if you lift someone out of trouble; they will never learn to lift themselves up if you keep rescuing them. And if you keep giving people a second, third or fourth chance, you have seen that people seldom develop the character they need to live decent and responsible lives. You believe that compassion has a role to play in your life, in a structure of values that is encourages people to take care of themselves. Uncritical Tender-heartedness does as much harm as good. You much prefer if people understand, in factual, empirical terms, how they got into trouble, and how they can lift themselves out of the mess they are in. In an emergency, of course, you're there to offer help and if someone has helped you out in the past there is no question about your loyalty. But whenever it is realistic, you are convinced people should take care of themselves. Along with this you devote adequate time to taking care of your own needs and wants, in part because it makes you happy with your life and in part because that's what you truly believe every person should do. You cherish personal independence for yourself and others. Fostering such independence is the best way you find there is to love and care for others.Negative Reactions Others May Have Toward You Your emphasis on personal independence and personal responsibility may seem to lack in compassion to some people. Undoubtedly you have encountered people who feel this way toward you. And some may find you to be rather selfish. You do stay focused on your own life, take responsibility for your own problems, and are not always moved by situations in which some people think some action is required. That is part of you and your basic beliefs about life. And some people will inevitably want you to be different, but that is simply not who you are. Positive Responses Others May Have Toward You You're true to your beliefs and you hold yourself to the same expectations as you do with others. You are critical and tough with yourself, which gives you a consistency when you are critical and tough with others. And even when others don't agree with you, people are likely to admire your frankness. You say what you believe, even if what you believe runs counter to the motives and beliefs of others. And you keep reminding people of two things that few people can argue with, even if they don't believe in them with your single-mindedness. Personal independence and personal responsibility matter to most people, and even the very compassionate admit that sometimes their hearts get in the way of what their heads know, which is to say that people should take care of themselves whenever they are able to do so. You remind people of this, in the honest way you live your own life and in the ways in which you respond, and don't respond, to other people Introduction to Openness How firmly committed are you to the ideas and beliefs that govern your thinking and guide your behaviour? Some people trust their current ideas and beliefs the way a climber trusts the mountain; whichever way they move, whether the climb is on a familiar trail or over new ground, there is something solid beneath them, something they count on. For others, new ideas, new solutions to old problems, new beliefs that replace tired convictions are like welcome wind in their sails. They can hardly wait to tack in a new direction and ride a new idea through uncharted waters. If it's new, it's interesting, and they're ready to explore. The following paragraphs describe your responses to new ways of thinking and believing. How do you handle new information? Are you more like the climber on a familiar mountain or a sailor with a tiller in hand and a fresh breeze to propel you? How you integrate and process new information about the world and about others is a core aspect of your personality. On the Openness Dimension you are: CURIOUS Words that describe you: Original Inventive Thinker Brave Eccentric Avant-Garde Out-of-Touch Unique A General Description of How You Approach New Information and Experiences You think like an artist. Or better, you SEE like an artist. While most people look at life's straight lines, its height and depth and width, you're bending the lines with your imagination and turning black and white into shades of blue and yellow. And in conversations at work or with your friends you want to ask, "Do you see what I see?" A few might, most don't, but you've piqued everyone's curiosity with your own original and inventive ways of thinking. You can, if you must, think in conventional ways. But left on your own, you'll usually opt for the eccentric or avant-garde; in fact you're usually bored with what everyone else is comfortable with. You learn from reading, talking, watching people and other fauna and flora, and simply sitting in the soft chair of your mind and wondering how people would learn how to count if they could only use uneven numbers. You are out in front of conventional ideas, bravely originally defining true and false, right and wrong, the good, the bad and the ugly. Negative Reactions Others May Have Toward Your Style of Thinking You drive through life faster than the speed limit, and when you hit speed bumps, and you hit a lot of them with your mind distracted from the straight line ahead your wheels leave the ground. For people who like life at a safer speed, you move too fast and lose touch too often with the solid ground they prefer, hence their discomfort with you. As odd as you might find this, many people feel safe in the shelter of the world they already know. They like the familiar. They breathe easily and sleep deeply knowing with more certainty how the world works. So although they might enjoy your company and be curious about your latest notion of how to count backwards by threes, they can only take you in small doses. And they wish you'd quit trying to push the boundaries of their personal and social cosmos. Positive Responses Others May Have Toward You Even those whom you make uncomfortable know, as just about everyone does, that you're not a flake. You think well, and even your wildest fancies have their roots in the deep soil of sound ideas and tested beliefs. So even if some people don't want to drive at high speed with you, they will respect you for your courage as an innovative and unconventional thinker. You lend colour and imagination to what would otherwise be the straight black and white lines of their work world and social environments. A few more daring people of your circle might even learn from you to take a risk they would otherwise never consider. As comfortable as they are on solid ground, they may be curious about what it would be like to go faster than the speed limit, or paint the living room two shades of blue, or question ideas or beliefs they've fingered like sacred beads since they were children. After all, they watch you do it, and you seem no worse for the risks you take. In fact, your eyes are wider and your breath quicker, and maybe they can find at least a bit of this for themselves. To be certain, they don't want their wheels to leave the ground, but maybe the next time they approach a speed bump they might just brace themselves and speed up just a little bit. Introduction to Emotional Stability We're born with the capacity to feel deeply, so it's as natural as breathing to experience a range of emotions. Fear and joy and sadness, anger and shame and disgust lie somewhere within each of us. Ah, but to what extent do we control these emotions, and to what extent do they control us? How you answer this question of how your emotions play out in your life has a great deal to do with your levels of personal satisfaction and with the character of your relationships with others. Do you manage your emotions well, keeping them in check with your thinking and your willpower, or are you someone who lets emotions have their way, giving in to the wild dance of feelings? The following paragraphs describe your emotional range in terms of being a person who is emotionally steady or someone who is responsive to whatever feelings swell up in you. On Emotional Stability you are: SOMETIMES STEADY, SOMETIMES RESPONSIVE Words that describe you: Adaptable Engaged Able to Cope Passionate Perceptive Flexible Receptive Aware Avid A General Description of Your Reactivity In some ways, you've got the best of emotional worlds. When emotions rise up from inside you or are brought forth from a conversation by a friend, you know how to engage them. You deal with sadness, fear, joy, anger - whatever comes up - in ways that are perceptive and flexible. You can adapt to whatever level of emotion is appropriate to the moment. At other times, you are able to cope with your emotions in a more reserved manner. Because you are aware of what does and does not make emotional sense in a particular situation, you will decide when it is an appropriate time to express your emotions and when it would be best to keep them to yourself. All of this gives you a rich emotional life. You are free to express your passions about certain subjects with appropriate people. But you are also emotionally adaptable; if the conversation needs to be more cerebral, you'll keep it "in your head" and talk calmly through whatever issue is on the table. This emotional awareness serves you well. You seldom get in over your head, either by opening up to the wrong person or by triggering in someone else's emotions they may not be able to deal with. Negative Reactions Others May Have Toward You When it comes to dealing with emotions we all meet some people with whom we don't match well. You bring a balanced approach to your emotional life. As such, those who are at the extremes are most likely to have a negative reaction to you. Those who live in their emotions may feel you tend to "live in your head" while those who go through life as an emotional rock may feel that you are a bit too "touchy feely" for their approach. And of course it is always possible that because you do balance your emotional approach to life you may misread others - we all do at times. So there have undoubtedly been those times when you have misread cues and stayed in your head with someone who hoped for a more open emotional approach or you may have opened up emotionally with someone who keeps their emotions bottled up. But these things happen and since you do have a good balance of being in touch with your emotions and not being overly impacted by emotional swings, you undoubtedly are able to adapt. Another potential problem is that as people get to know you well, they will discover that you have a great balance between emotional expression and emotional control. If they don't have this balance they may wind up envying you. They can't express feelings as well as you, or they are too often out of emotional control and resent you for your ability to cope so well with the very emotions that may trip them up. Positive Responses Others May Have Toward You Many people will be grateful to find a friend like you who can stay in control when emotions verge on chaos, but who can also go into the tangle of emotions when it is safe and appropriate to do so. Because of your ability to engage them at whatever level they are comfortable, to adapt to whatever changes in emotion emerge in the conversation, and to cope so well with all of it - well, they'll be very glad they found a person like you. You may, in fact, wind up as something of an emotional mentor. Your awareness of the emotional temperature of a situation, your ability to adapt to either heat or cold, and your ability to cope with whatever winds up happening in the conversation could be models for them to follow as they come to terms with their own emotional worlds. ntroduction to Conscientiousness It's a work day, breakfast is over, and you're dressed and ready. So how will you approach the tasks at hand? Some people work best with a clear schedule, a set of priorities and a due date for every step in the process. Others are, shall we say, less regimented. They approach a task with as much imagination as organization, and with a willingness to bend and modify in order to exercise some urge of creativity. How about you? Do you walk in a straight line toward a clear goal, or are you more likely to dance your way down whatever path will get you wherever it is you're headed? The following paragraphs describe ways in which you approach the tasks life brings to you, and to what extent you are focused or flexible in how you choose to proceed. Your approach toward your obligations is: FOCUSED AND FLEXIBLE Words that describe you: Casual Informal Compliant Reliable Organized Solid Dependable Uncommitted Genuine A General Description of How You Interact with Others When you take on a task at work or at home, you are reliable; you get the job done. In an organized way, you define the goal, lay out a plan, figure how long the task will take, and get to work "solid and dependable you". But and this is important you're not a slave to the plan. You're committed to it, but not chained to it; the connection is more casual and informal. You know that sometimes "the best laid plans" fall off the tracks; when this happens, you clean up the train wreck and start over, undeterred. Though not happening often, when plans change, you're okay with it. In fact, sometimes you change the plan. It's too nice of a Saturday to finish organizing the garage. Let's go for a bike ride instead. True, the next rainy Saturday will likely find you back in the garage, but for now the work can wait. What an interesting combination of qualities in you're organized, but casual; solid, but compliant; and dependable, but informal. At home and at work, people know they can rely on you. You take great satisfaction in knowing that people think of you as disciplined and responsible, but you also know that you have something of a free spirit in you, and when this spirit moves you, off you go, following the impulse of the moment. You are rightly proud of your work ethic, but you also enjoy your willingness to lay the tools down, crank up the music and play like a child. Negative Reactions Others May Have Toward You Some people live like Marines: duty-bound, disciplined and driven. To these people you might seem uncommitted; where they would never leave work for play or change plans in the middle of their life's forced march, you let the circumstance sway you and move in a different direction, and they don't understand. Others live like kites on a string, attached by thin threads to the solid ground of responsibility and are blown about by every gust of impulse or imagination. To these people you might seem too cowardly, like you'll flirt with your impulses but never give in fully, play on a Saturday but never blow of the entire work-week to "follow your bliss". While these Marines and kite-flyers might look down on you for your combination of focus and flexibility, others might be envious. They can't free themselves from a sense that they're not doing enough, or from the equally frustrating feeling that they're not free enough. And here you are with your accomplishments and your pleasures, getting the job done but also getting your hair blown back as you run with the wind. As far as these people are concerned, you're lucky you've got the best of both of the worlds in which they feel they fail. Positive Responses Others May Have Toward You What a great life you have, and a great attitude to boot. You know when to buckle down and push ahead to get the job done, and you do it well. You know when to lay the tools of your trade aside, grab your kite and head for the meadow where you can run with the wind. Many people will see and admire in you this lovely combination of a person who can focus, but who is flexible enough to know when to let the spirit move you in some new and livelier direction. It's a life they aspire to, and they delight in seeing it played out in your life. They may ask your advice and turn you into a mentor of the full and balanced experience. They will want to know how you do it, what the costs are, and if you get frightened that you're not working hard enough or playing often enough. They may make you think about your own life more than you have, so you can share it with those who want to emulate this balance between flexibility and focus. They may be correct lucky you! ntroduction to Extraversion Some days you want to hang out by yourself, not answer the phone, and make the world go away. The next day you e-mail everyone, schedule lunch with a friend, and try to find an evening gathering to take part in. It may be the phases of the moon, or something you ate; some days are just like that. In actuality, your desire to be with others or to be alone reflects something deep in your personality. Some of us are more comfortable by ourselves or with one or two friends, while others of us crave the crowd and can't stand it when the house is empty or the phone doesn't ring. The following paragraphs describe your fundamental desires about being with other people; whether you are generally an outgoing person or more reserved, if you seek adventures with others, if you tend toward assertiveness or kindness. When it comes to Extraversion you are: SOMETIMES OUTGOING, SOMETIMES RESERVED Words that describe you: Moderate Amiable Laid-back Temperate Relaxed Poised Civil Uncommitted Pleasant A General Description of How You Interact with Others Lucky you! You enjoy your own company as much as you enjoy the company of others. You are a great conversationalist and thrive in the wonderful kinds of connections you know how to have with your family and friends. You also equally enjoy your own company, whether sitting in a favorite chair with your book and soft music playing or meandering in the woods by yourself. You like coming home to your family or your roommate; but if no one is home, you find quiet, solitary time to be just as pleasurable. What a great combination to enjoy being outgoing and to be just as comfortable being reserved. Lucky you!! Because you are so amiable and relaxed, you are comfortable with almost any group of family or friends. Whether they are pumped up and lively or calm and subdued, you remain at ease. If someone needs to take over the conversation, you are comfortable taking the lead; you can also lay back and let someone else be in charge. If the conversation gets rowdy, your moderate demeanour will often draw it down to a more temperate level. If someone in the group loses their cool, you will most likely maintain your poise, and if they get nasty you know how to keep a civil tongue. You may find yourself out of balance on occasion. If you're alone too much, you may need to get in touch with someone. If you spend too much time with your family and friends, you may need to sneak off for a day by yourself, to putter and read and clear your head of the noise of too much conversation. When you're at your best, you live with a rhythm of time with others, time alone, time with others, time alone It's a satisfying, comfortable balance. Lucky you! Negative Reactions Others May Have Toward You You may occasionally run into problems with other people. Since not everyone is as balanced as you are, close friends and family may get frustrated with you, or you with them. They may be more sociable and outgoing, and find you too laid-back and relaxed. They want conversations to be lively and passionate while you keep things amiable and civil. Or others may be more quiet and reserved than you, and when you're in one of your more animated moments they may wish you would back off. You may be ready to put more energy into a conversation than they are comfortable with. And your balance may be a problem. Other people may be consistently more sociable or more reserved than you, and find you to hard to read, some may even say you ride the fence. Others may find themselves envious of your ability to be outgoing at times, and at other times comfortably reserved. If you pay attention to pick up these cues you will be in a better position to know how you want to interact with such folks. Positive Responses Others May Have Toward You Most people will truly appreciate your flexibility in social situations. They will like you for your amiable warmth and your willingness to engage, and for your ability to sit back and let others take the lead or the spotlight. They will appreciate ways in which you temper what could become intemperate moments; by remaining poised and relaxed when others; temperatures are rising, you keep things civil and sane. You are as good at listening and following as you are at talking and leading, and people will often appreciate your ability to adapt to the situation. Because you are sometimes outgoing and sometimes reserved, you will make most people comfortable in your presence, and they will truly enjoy your company.
Aldo
61 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 25 - 40
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Looking for my soulmate and life partner
I am a gentle and kind person that has a good heart. I am a patient man that is passionate and considerate to others. I always believe in treating people with respect and kindness. I have been lucky to have a good education and have an excellent job that makes me finacially good. I can be a bit shy sometimes but with someone i know well, i can be the best friend they ever have.
Daniel
54 • Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Seeking: Female 20 - 44
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Im a Hottie;) Looking for something serious!!
I am a middleaged man, who is a genuine gentleman. I seperated from a long term relationship around 2 years ago. Since then i have been looking for the right person but currently havent been successful. I am a qualified lawyer and im a loyal to doing my job, but would like to cut down my hours and have a family as i love kids. I am an outgoing, faithful, active person.
Stevie
71 • Tweed Heads, New South Wales, Australia
Seeking: Female 25 - 50
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Seeking lover to come to UK with me for ten days!
Looking for a beautiful sexy younger Thai woman with passport, speaks English and wants to come with me to London for two weeks in early April. Who loves sex and who would love to be my lover and travel companion, whom I will treat like a princess. I am a lovely lonely guy who is seeking companionship and intimacy when I travel from Australia to London in April. I will come to BKK beforehand and meet anyone who is interested. If we connect then I will arrange UK visa and come to BKK to pick you up and take you to London with me! Sound good? I hope so. Please contact me if you would like to be my lover and travel companion. I will take care of you very well and give you my love and share my big heart with you. I would be very grateful and respectful. You must be free of std's.. I am happy, intelligent, sincere, loyal, monogamous, good sense of humour, sensual, loving, caring, kind, generous. Spiritual - Buddhist. Well travelled, well educated, well-mannered, gentlemanly, polite, don't swear.
Paul
67 • Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Seeking: Female 30 - 35
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Travel companion/mate and friend
Easy going, like to travel, writer, have fun, relax.... Long term relationship wanted. I run a small on-line publishing company Warrior Publishers in Canberra Australia..look it up sometime. U can find me there. I like cats. Want to travel with me ? I wanna travel with a gf, Thailand, Vietnam,... I prefer women under 35.
John
77 • Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Seeking: Female 36 - 57
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Young at heart 74 years young seeking a companion
Hi everyone, I'm John, a young 74, retired Doctor (Medicine) and live in a new 2 story house situated in a nice suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. As well as my medical practice, I have been successful in he child care industry for some 20 years. I am financially secure and have adequate assets and income, as such I enjoy the finer things of life, a good glass of red wine, fine dining, and a desire to travel. I am relatively fit and healthy, walking 4 km's everyday, which I have been doing since the year 2000. I am honest, caring and a generous man with a good sense of humour. I believe mutual respect, open communication and loyalty are the basic fundamentals of a meaningful relationship.
Sid
60 • Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Seeking: Female 30 - 40
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Life is to be lived in full.
Sensible, witty, sporty late middle age medical professional having enough time to spend doing what loves rather than working all the time. Diving, skiing, dining out, music, culture, you name it. A rebel with a cause. Easy going and lifestyle oriented.
psych
59 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 25 - 35
Education: PhD or Doctorate
Aussie Gent, very picky
I am a happy, relaxed and laid backed single Australian male. I don't play games and I am serious about meeting someone suitable. While I am getting older, it does not mean I am desperate. I am going to be patient and take my time in order to find a good match. You should also be patient and understand that a good relationship particularly one which starts online takes a lot of time to develop. I am looking for someone to build a life together with. I am highly educated and considered by most to be intelligent. I love to cook, I also like to read and write and play computer games. I am mainly an indoors person. I do have a ‘naughty’ side and so should you. Yes, I love sex, but that does not mean I am going to be rude to you in chat.
Anthony
59 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 26 - 45
Education: PhD or Doctorate
looking for my lost love
empty soul looking for his lost soul mate to bring my love back to my heart. please my angel out there return as i have the love of a thousand life times to give. and the kindness of eternity to give you. take care returning to my heart as to lose my soul mate is to lose my only warmth in my life to enjoy and cherish.. i work hard many times starting at 4.30am but i don't mind as its my future i am working for. and hopefully share with my dearest loved one in my heart. i jog when i can and get to the gym twice a week. having the beaches 5 mins from my home makes it easy to swim on way home from work. i have a strong romantic nature to my loved one due to have French on my family. i hope you don't mind this in me. also my protective side to my family is always priority over all.as to lose my wife and family is losing my soul as they cant be replaced as i love her for all eternity and devote my heart totally to her. i hope my sweet angel will except a man who shows alot of affection and love. some of my friends have told me i show too much love and affection , but i disagree i want to show love kindness and affection very often. each day with my angel i shall never stop saying I love you. and that she becomes more beautiful each day. seeing her in the mornings her beauty sparkles from the sunlight. and her loving heart fills my soul with the most incredible feeling of happiness and warmth. well i hope this is going to help my sweet angel find me. i miss you my heart each night weeps for you my loving angel. find me so i can hold you and if we have a family hold you all close to my heart forever.
walker
71 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 38 - 48
Education: PhD or Doctorate
leroy
I am a STANDARD MEMBER only. If you message me , I cannot read it. I am standard member. Make a photo with your id on it.. My ID, One word. Join together. Unfortunately I am going into Hospital Thursday January 16th for spine surgery. I will be out of action for maybe 3 months and might not be here. My surgery is my priority.
alex
53 • Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Seeking: Female 24 - 40
Education: PhD or Doctorate
I'm Alex, I live in Australia. and ......
I'm Alex, I live in Australia. Doctoral degree in clinical psychology - tall - blue eyes - patient and calm - with joy - a caring and loyal - and tastes - like always - love and peace - Dandy - sociable - Pshtban wife - inventive - and kind hearted - energetic - courteous - obey her husband - hates divorce and separation - dutiful - from recreation and study - looking for a good wife to the end of life. lifetime am

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