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I am of mixed ethnicity, that being Black, Native American. My roots are Southern via my parents. I enjoy music very much. I am kind hearted, also positive and desire that. I believe that anything is possible if you are will to do the work. The way I see it is we are all adults and should be just honest. I am not looking for a hook up. I'm am looking to start the walk towards forever and that begins with friendship. I believe builds from it as a foundation, and always holds being. I am not looking to jump on the rainbow and slide into a pot of gold. All things in the right time
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