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Black love is beautiful, spiritual, empowering, blissful delightful and oh yeah...sometimes quite elusive. This group is for people of color interested in finding love. We will discuss the obstacles to finding love; encourage, support and give advice to each other as we search for love online. Join us as we go on an expedition to find Love in Color.
A group to share information about emotional intelligence, to encourage discussion about EQ and to help make the world a better place
“I've never been married, though I was engaged once back in college ...but that ended back in 2001. I'll be completing my masters Dec. 2008. While I'd like to complete my ten years where I'm working at now (after I graduate it'll only be 2.5 years left)... for the right guy, I'd be willing to move before then.”
“I have realized that I am getting more and more into tattoos as I get older. Both on me, and on women... hmmmm...”
“I like to think of myself as mellow and friendly. I have solid priorities but respect people of all backgrounds. I've always been proud of the fact that I count among my friends conservatives, liberals, republicans, democrats. The variety can be a little challenging but also extremely rewearding. I feel very blessed!”
“A curious introvert. I've been around the world on mission trips and for work, but most weekends I prefer to sit home with my cats, a cup of coffee and a good book. I've worked as an Interpreter for the deaf in public schools, a robotics programmer, and a janitor. I absolutely hated English in school but now I write (one book of poetry finished and one fantasy novel looking for a publisher/agent.) I'm not good at creating art but I do appreciate it.”
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