34 single m dallas, tx

Hey there people! Im looking for connections to likeminded persons - anywhere- but especially in texas, Oklahoma, arkansas and Louisiana. Im a single guy, and have had a hard time finding a single woman who shares my lifestyle preferences. Advice appreciated from those who have it. I built my home and hour east of dallas. It's solar powered, rainwater hydrated, off-grid. I have chickens and guineas and gardens and trees but am lacking the companion to share it with. That's the thing about self-sufficiency - just because you dont need anyone's help doesnt mean you dont want to have someone to enjoy it all with!

Hi there BJ - you have a nice smile! So does the guy in the grey t-shirt

I tolerate my human so long as he feeds me on time and doesnt make me roll over. He's ok but i have a feeling he's only using me to meet women!

If only I was 11 years younger and 4000 miles further west!

Hello my name Rachelle and I would love to join you for off the grid love, fun and living. I've been trying to find someone who wants to move to the wilderness and live in harmony with mother earth but its not as easy as one would think. I want to build a dome home earthship and its sounds like you may know how to help me. I wish I could actually live a self sustained lifestyle but I'm a girl and I'm pretty skinny so I don't think I would be able to do what its takes to survive on my own so I kinda need muscles and building skills to help me on my path to self reliance, I live in California but am definably willing to move for the right opportunity. I love animals and the outdoors and have lived the off the grid before but never intentionally. I really want to get away from it all and your hot! And wouldn't it be nice if we were soulmates? Anything is possible.

Did you find your soulmate on here?
Are you still looking?

HAHA! No luck. Still looking.

Well, I just moved off the singles market but live in ft Worth and am trying very hard to live as close to the permiculture life as I can at the moment. Bought my home last year solely for the quarter acre space and blank slate.

I'm not in the market for companionship as I adore my husband but I'm all for picking a local like-minded permie's brain and vice versa. Most people I meet think what I do is crazy but I love it!  So much satisfaction from  getting dirty and picking veggies every morning.

Annnnd, I know a very unmarried, pretty, intelligent foodie, into this stuff too but no access to land.

Im interested!  HAHA! Go on...

Yeah it's nice to know we arent alone! What a gratifying life it is too! Ive never lived more with less or been happier!

Sara Rosenberg wrote:Well, I just moved off the singles market but live in ft Worth and am trying very hard to live as close to the permiculture life as I can at the moment. Bought my home last year solely for the quarter acre space and blank slate.

I'm not in the market for companionship as I adore my husband but I'm all for picking a local like-minded permie's brain and vice versa. Most people I meet think what I do is crazy but I love it!  So much satisfaction from  getting dirty and picking veggies every morning.

Annnnd, I know a very unmarried, pretty, intelligent foodie, into this stuff too but no access to land.

BJ,
Still looking?

sasha Wharton wrote:BJ,
Still looking?

Yep!!

Well, I'm Not too far from you. Feel free to email:

sathersg@gmail.com

Hi are you still active on this site?
You messaged me on a dating website.
Email me Peaceomlove1@gmail.com

Have you found her yet?

Hi brother, I'm just getting back into farming. I'm looking for a good woman too. I'm 57 and my son lives with me due to disabilities from a motorcycle accident. We are north of Dallas by McKinney.
I'm happy to network and share contacts of anyone crazy (intelligent) enough to homestead.
Cheers

I'm a homesteader, lefpfreedom@gmail.com (see my previous post on my profile)  Would love to chat more :)

....you have that cuuuute dog!

Well still looking - except now I'm 44, visited 2 new countries (up to 31 now!), and much further along in my homestead lifestyle! I just lost my dog in the pics above, after a decade. But I have a new shepherd to share with. Still looking for that woman to share with! Anyone near East Texas that wants to chat or meet up? Trade plants? LOL

Sorry to hear that your buddy is gone, so I'm sending up a prayer to God asking that he will send you a wholesome woman. Blessings to you and your new pup!

I'm thankful to God for the decade he let me have with my best friend and longest relationship of my life - not even caring that it was with a dog - so I have lost nothing. I gained more than I can express. All things come to an end, eventually. I talked to him about getting older - me and him both - all the time. And I got a puppy a couple years before his death, when I knew it was coming, so that he could teach her how to be a great dog too, and I'd have a friend to do life with still, even after he died. He'd have wanted that for me I'm certain. All is well. Thanks for your sympathetic reply.

My bff and longest relationship was with a pup who made it 18 years. He also trained up a younger girl. It was fun to watch them passing wisdom and him pushing her to me before he passed. They are the best! They are tiny, but their best and favorite friends were shepherds. Such amazing critters. I just said that if I ever found a man that loved me the way Duke did I would be a lucky girl! The loyalty, dedication, forgiveness, and unconditional nature that they share is everything that seems to make relationships work. That and the communication that they develop to say exactly what they need and respect what we need and find perfect balance helps as well! Looks like you are making great progress out there. Texas seems like an interesting place although I have never seen more than the Dallas airport during layovers. Love their rocking chairs. Is there a winter where you are?

Amber Michello wrote:My bff and longest relationship was with a pup who made it 18 years. He also trained up a younger girl. It was fun to watch them passing wisdom and him pushing her to me before he passed. They are the best! They are tiny, but their best and favorite friends were shepherds. Such amazing critters. I just said that if I ever found a man that loved me the way Duke did I would be a lucky girl! The loyalty, dedication, forgiveness, and unconditional nature that they share is everything that seems to make relationships work. That and the communication that they develop to say exactly what they need and respect what we need and find perfect balance helps as well! Looks like you are making great progress out there. Texas seems like an interesting place although I have never seen more than the Dallas airport during layovers. Love their rocking chairs. Is there a winter where you are?

18 wow I knew it was a little dog - is that the one in your other posts? Big dogs dont live nearly as long. That is certain. Its fascinating to me to watch dogs teach each other or discipline each other etc. The pack instinct and order is so cool.

I'm convinced God made dogs for humans. And I am grateful.