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MOST ELIGIBLE SINGLES: Kate Ross
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Kate Ross (Washington Blade photo by Michael Key)
Name: Kate Ross
Age: 33
Occupation: Owner, Ross Business Management. Working with entrepreneurs, musicians and artists by serving as an outsourced CFO. Co-founder, the Coven D.C., serving the LGBT community by providing places to dance, play, educate and get to know each other.
Identify as: Gay
What are you looking for in a mate? Compassionate, a good sense of humor, dog lover, someone who can keep things in perspective, someone who is passionate about something, someone who will approach me first because I am shy, someone who likes to go to shows, someone who takes less time to get ready than me.
Biggest turn-off: Bad hygiene. I have a very sensitive nose.
Biggest turn-on: Kindness, because we need more of this in the world.
Hobbies: Shopping for hair extensions online.
Describe your ideal first date: I don’t know what my ideal date is, preferably somewhere we can talk. Surprise me!
Favorite TV show: I don’t usually pick favorites, it depends how I’m feeling.
Celebrity crush: Angel Haze
One obscure fact about yourself: I once was a rapper named Lab Rat. Here’s a second for good measure: I worked at Colonial Williamsburg in costume for 10 years.
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