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swtsophiawil

I am a female, 29 years young, residing in United States, California - Los Altos, and I'm looking for a male match on Flirthut.

If you're looking for a laugh and easy-going company, you're in the right place. You don’t need to be a model–smart and funny individuals are welcome! Let's connect and share some smiles!Come live in my heart, and pay no rent.

I am in search of...

I'm not leaving the house often, but when I do, it's for a good reason. If you can make me laugh, we're on the right track. Let's share some laughs and see where it takes ***

Get in touch with swtsophiawil

Identifies as: female
Height: >5'10 to 6' (1.78m to 1.83m)
Body type: average
Marital Status: single
Looking for: anything
Hair colour: prefer not to say
Hair length: prefer not to say
Eyes: prefer not to say
Drinking habits: rarely / occasionally
Smoking habits: brown
Has children: none
Joined Flirthut: Visible to upgraded members
Last online: Visible to upgraded members

About me

On our first date, I'll fly you to Paris on my private jet, where we'll watch Celine Dion perform live in concert. After the show, I'll whisk you away to a private beach resort in St. Tropez, just in time to watch the sun set over the glistening water. Or if that doesn't excite you, we could just grab coffee at Starbucks.

My flirt feature

I like to flirt with my my legs.

Interests

Chess Cooking Cycling Fishing Gaming Golf Gymnastics Horse Riding Model Making Pool / Snooker Restaurant Sailing Singing Travelling Vegitating Walking / Rambling

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