Fun, friendly, young 30something looking for laughs and
adventures.
I have been single for a while now, and I would love to find someone for a relationship, but I’m certainly open to making friends, one can never have too many.
I love meeting new people, going to new places and trying new things. I believe anything is worth a go at least once, otherwise how do you know if you like it or not? I am also in a wheelchair. Still reading? OK then, in a nutshell I have very little balance. I'm well aware that for some this is a deal breaker, even for friends - as I have learned through experience but so be it. There is still just a regular girl here worth getting to know but I'm not going to beg. All I can say is try getting to know me, you might be pleasantly surprised. It's not catching, and I don't bite!
If I only had 5 words to describe myself I'd say sociable, loyal, reliable, affectionate and unique - I can 100% guarantee no one has the same fingerprints! I can find humour in most things and I love to laugh, I laugh t myself frequently. I'm very independent, and this has led to me getting n a pickle or two, but hey, what's the odd bruise?! I can be a little shy at first, which some find hard to believe given my larger than life exterior(!), but the more I get to know someone the more out of my shell I come.
I don't have a 'type' of guy, I believe everyone has their own things to offer, all I do ask for is a little kindness and patience, a sense of humour (make me laugh and that's half the battle won), a warm smile and maybe the nice eyes to go with. Someone with a car would be ideal as the only wheels I drive are those NHS provided ones! I'm not looking for a carer, just someone to compliment my life, share trips away with and days out - or in, and life's ever complicated but invariably rich tapestry.
I have been single for a while now, and I would love to find someone for a relationship, but I’m certainly open to making friends, one can never have too many.
I love meeting new people, going to new places and trying new things. I believe anything is worth a go at least once, otherwise how do you know if you like it or not? I am also in a wheelchair. Still reading? OK then, in a nutshell I have very little balance. I'm well aware that for some this is a deal breaker, even for friends - as I have learned through experience but so be it. There is still just a regular girl here worth getting to know but I'm not going to beg. All I can say is try getting to know me, you might be pleasantly surprised. It's not catching, and I don't bite!
If I only had 5 words to describe myself I'd say sociable, loyal, reliable, affectionate and unique - I can 100% guarantee no one has the same fingerprints! I can find humour in most things and I love to laugh, I laugh t myself frequently. I'm very independent, and this has led to me getting n a pickle or two, but hey, what's the odd bruise?! I can be a little shy at first, which some find hard to believe given my larger than life exterior(!), but the more I get to know someone the more out of my shell I come.
I don't have a 'type' of guy, I believe everyone has their own things to offer, all I do ask for is a little kindness and patience, a sense of humour (make me laugh and that's half the battle won), a warm smile and maybe the nice eyes to go with. Someone with a car would be ideal as the only wheels I drive are those NHS provided ones! I'm not looking for a carer, just someone to compliment my life, share trips away with and days out - or in, and life's ever complicated but invariably rich tapestry.
