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About me and who I'm looking for

About me:

To be perfectly honest, I'm tired of the games and I'm looking for someone who means what they say, keeps their promises, is adventurous, and doesn't think money is everything. I've had 21 foster kids, 2 biological kids, and 2 adopted kids, but it's time to take time for me.I have black bears, enjoy scuba diving, nature, wildlife and almost anything. My adopted son still lives with me, he's 10 and is my life. I'm a traditional American Indian and fight for animal rights. I won a precedental federal court case against the State of Pennsylvania (Black Hawk v. Pennsylvania Game Commission). I guess that's what I'm most proud of accomplishment wise.
I own my own land (10+ acres) and caretake the surrounding 630 acres...out in the boonies (well, 5 miles from town), surrounded by 11,000 acres of State Wildlife Area. We love the solitude. I live a simple lifestyle.
You know, being alone is great, but feeling lonely sucks. I'm not a game player and don't appreciate those who do. So, if you're playing games please move on. I'm not looking for someone who I can be with and can't be without. The only thing we're missing is someone to share it with. You out there?

I'm looking for:

Looking for a down to Earth woman who isn't self-centered and isn't looking for money or a sugar daddy. "Let me be your friend. I must have your permission to
be a true friend, just as you must have my permission.
But what does that mean? It means that we respect each
other's privacy and honor each other's trust. Being a
friend does not necessarily give permission to ask any
and all questions. Curb the desire to know until your
friend gives you permission to ask those
super-personal questions. Your friendship may need to
grow closer and with a deeper sense of trust before
your friend will open all aspects of his or her life
to you. What does it take to be a true friend? A true
friend knows how to touch without violating, to love
without smothering, to care without constant pursuit,
to give freely without wanting an immediate return. A
true friend also cares enough to defend a friend
against unfair comments, to stand alongside a friend
during a time of crisis. Friends are not jealous or
envious, nor are they judgmental. For a friend, no
thanks are needed—just love."

- HIGH EAGLE -