Hello there! My name is Karli, and I am a graduate student at IU. I
am also a single mom; I have the best, sweetest little boy in the
entire world. He comes first, and grad school comes next.
Basically, I am here because I would like to see what else is out
there. Being a full-time mom and full-time grad student doesn't
exactly make for an exciting dating life.
I speak Russian, some Kazakh as well as a little bit of Azeri and Finnish. I hope to work for the State Department one day. Other than that, I love to cook, sing, listen to music, dance, read, and play with my son!
At this point in my life, I am really just looking for someone to date. It has been awhile since I've been on a "real" date, and I think it's time that tried again. I am not a serial dater, therefore I am hoping to make a connection with someone that I can see at least a few times a month. I am a sucker for romance, and I am tired of only seeing it in movies. I want to experience it! C'mon guys...whatever happened to bringing a girl flowers, opening the car door for her, and settling for a kiss on the first date? What is the rush?! And, guys, just because I am a single mother doesn't mean that I am looking for my new "baby daddy." My son is my responsibility, and I don't plan on sharing the privilege of raising him with someone else for a very long time. So chill out, okay? Sheesh.
Here is what I am looking for: an intelligent, kind, considerate, open-minded and HONEST man. He must have at least a Bachelor's. He must also like to travel--I've been all over the world and would love to find someone who enjoys seeing new places and experiencing different cultures as much as I do. I want to feel that "spark" with someone, meaning that I need to be attracted to the man that I'm with. I find all different types of guys attractive, although I prefer that they be taller than me (please, oh please be taller than me!). I love kids, but, honestly, I would prefer that whoever I end up with have no children at this time. I am not up for the "baby mama drama" thing. I like my life to be drama-free. I wouldn't rule out a good man just because he has a child, but I won't get involved with someone who has a horrible relationship with the child's mother and is constantly bickering with her about one thing or another. I've been there and done that, and, frankly, I'm over it. My son's father isn't really in the picture and lives overseas, therefore there is very little drama in my life as far as that goes.
I speak Russian, some Kazakh as well as a little bit of Azeri and Finnish. I hope to work for the State Department one day. Other than that, I love to cook, sing, listen to music, dance, read, and play with my son!
At this point in my life, I am really just looking for someone to date. It has been awhile since I've been on a "real" date, and I think it's time that tried again. I am not a serial dater, therefore I am hoping to make a connection with someone that I can see at least a few times a month. I am a sucker for romance, and I am tired of only seeing it in movies. I want to experience it! C'mon guys...whatever happened to bringing a girl flowers, opening the car door for her, and settling for a kiss on the first date? What is the rush?! And, guys, just because I am a single mother doesn't mean that I am looking for my new "baby daddy." My son is my responsibility, and I don't plan on sharing the privilege of raising him with someone else for a very long time. So chill out, okay? Sheesh.
Here is what I am looking for: an intelligent, kind, considerate, open-minded and HONEST man. He must have at least a Bachelor's. He must also like to travel--I've been all over the world and would love to find someone who enjoys seeing new places and experiencing different cultures as much as I do. I want to feel that "spark" with someone, meaning that I need to be attracted to the man that I'm with. I find all different types of guys attractive, although I prefer that they be taller than me (please, oh please be taller than me!). I love kids, but, honestly, I would prefer that whoever I end up with have no children at this time. I am not up for the "baby mama drama" thing. I like my life to be drama-free. I wouldn't rule out a good man just because he has a child, but I won't get involved with someone who has a horrible relationship with the child's mother and is constantly bickering with her about one thing or another. I've been there and done that, and, frankly, I'm over it. My son's father isn't really in the picture and lives overseas, therefore there is very little drama in my life as far as that goes.
