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" I&amp;#039;ve been looking at my online dating options beyond just the big names like Match.com, eHarmony, PlentyofFish and OKCupid. I figure it might be more interesting to get a little more specific. For instance, there&amp;#039;s a site called Native American Passions that caters to people who are or are interested in dating someone of Native American descent. I qualify slightly (my grandmother was Choctaw, though you&amp;#039;d never guess it to look at me) and I definitely find Native American men attractive, so we&amp;#039;ll add that to the list. It turns out that I can find a whole, wide variety of niche dating sites. There&amp;#039;s something for just about everyone out there! I&amp;#039;ve mentioned before that I love my books, and I love guys who love their books. ALikeWise is a site that will match you with someone based on your literary preferences. How intriguing is that?  Another, just as nerdy option for me would be Trek Passions, for when I just need to have a big, burly guy with a ridged forehead screaming seductive phrases in Klingon. Or maybe I&amp;#039;ll get the more intellectual Jean-Luc-Picard-type. Either way, we&amp;#039;d definitely have plenty to talk about, at the very least. The Frisky has a whole breakdown of oddball dating sites, and there&amp;#039;s something that works for just about everyone in there. Who knows, maybe I&amp;#039;ll find myself a gluten-free, mullet-wearing sea captain. Gotta keep those options open, right? Have you tried any &amp;quot;niche&amp;quot; dating sites? Did you have any success? [Ellie DeLano is the author of David And Me Under The Sea: Essays From A Decade With Autism, and also blogs at SingleMomtism.com. You can follow Ellie on Facebook and Twitter] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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