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TheRedBox  
'Seek' means 'look for'; 'seeking *for*' is barbaric
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Gender:   Man
Birthdate:   January 1, 1981
(43 years old)
Astrological Compatibility
Lives in:   O'Fallon, Illinois, United States
Relocate?:   No
Height:   5 ft 11 in / 180-182 cm
Body Type:   Athletic
Smoking:   I'm a non-smoker
Drinking:   I'm a light/social drinker
Drugs:   I don't use drugs
Education:   Master's degree
Race:   Caucasian
Sexual Orientation:   Straight
Speaks:   English
Glasses or Contacts :   None


LifeStyle
I think about ALT lifestyle:   Prefer not to say
Role:   Prefer not to say
Level of Experience:   Prefer not to say
Dress:   Prefer not to say
Social Orientation :   Prefer not to say
Safe Sex:   Prefer not to say
Demeanor:   Prefer not to say

Personal
Body Hair: Shaved
Body Decorations : Tattoo(s)
Male Endowment: Average/
Average
Circumcised: Yes
Marital Status: Divorced
Religion: Prefer not to say

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43 year old Man in O'Fallon, Illinois, United States Looking For: Women or Trans

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"Look," by itself is an intransitive verb (in many linguistic contexts, anyway). When it is paired with the preposition "for," it creates a "phrasal verb." The phrasal verb "look for" is transitive (i.e., it requires an object). It's also informal. But "seek" is transitive and, right off the bat, is just a more formal way of saying "ask for," "look for," "search for," and so on. It's beyond me why so many profiles now sport the construction "seek for" or "seeking for." Presumably, some of these are written by non-native English speakers. Everyone else just appears to be sliding into a barbarism. Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea. [if254 1]

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