Rhetorical Personal Ad for a Female Friend

EctoJohn

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So a female friend of mine just got broken up with last night and is feeling really upset over it.
More specifically, she thought this guys was THE guy, and it's obvious now he wasn't good for her.
But the interests they shared were very unique, and she feels like she'd never find another guy that would be interested in her that shares those again.
I'm making this to give her some positive feedback that guys would be interested.
She's not interested in dating right now, but if she's the kind of person you'd be interested in dating, leave some positive feedback.
Please no trolling in here, if she's not your type, say nothing and move along.

Alright, time to describe her.

She's 19 and in college, hoping to be a graphic designer, minoring in computer science.
Very pretty face.
She's a bbw, and would be interested in a guy that has an affinity for it.
Although she's not huge, kinda like 190s-200 I think and 5'7".
She's bisexual, so would be open to women (and I know she has a thing for a nice rack on women).
She's a furry, although not into wearing fur suits and the like.
She likes it in a fantasy aspect with anthropomorphic human-animals.
She's what I'd call trans-curious.
There's an interest there in gender reassignment, but I doubt she's ever get the surgery. The lack of actual, functional parts and the outright cost of it keeps her from being more serious about it.
She has an interest in videogames, computers (clearly), cartoons, drawing, and art.
She also loves cats and dogs, so if you love your pet, she'd love them with you.
She enjoys outdoor sports like fishing, but doesn't go often.
She's fun as hell to talk to and be around.
As for age preference, she actually prefer older people who are more mature.
So probably in the 28-35 range.
Age doesn't matter to her as much as maturity, although with her above interests, don't be a stiff either.

Anyway, this is sill rhetorical, I just wanted to show her that her ex-bf isn't the only person who'd like her and be on the same wavelength.

So if this is a girl you'd be interested in rhetorically, please reply.
Even if you're not single, but would go for a girl like this if you were, reply as well.
 
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Your friend sounds cool! I'm not looking for a relationship, but we share some common interests. She'll find someone. Send her a kiss from me. ;) :kiss:
 
Yeah, it certainly sucks when you sort of feel like there's only one person in the world who shares all your interests, and then things go sour with them. She sounds like a pretty cool person, both sexually as well as personality-wise. Rhetorically, sure, I'd be interested in her. I think there would be a lot of people out there who are into some of her kinks and very willing to learn more about those they're less familiar with. Finding someone who shares every single one of your kinks is less important than finding someone who accepts all aspects of who you are.
 
callmeismael nailed it on the head for me too. Personally, I would find her interesting and would love to go out on a date or two to see if there was any compatibility, even if just for friendship and companionship. When you start getting older (I guess I should rephrase that and say "more mature" since age has nothing to do with it), looks end up meaning less since it's the personality that either ultimately attracts or doesn't.
 
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