Hi. I know I'm late and it's certain that I'll duplicate some advice, because stream of consciousness doesn't really allow for editing, but I have some thoughts. Also, thank you for being lovely about distilling some of the information from other critiques as you worked on your own profile as well as eliminating the need for a warning. ;-)
So, first, your photos. I adore the one of the two of you together. It so charming and sweet. Also, the head shot of him. The car selfie of her is, first of all a car selfie and second, while she looks beautiful, she also looks...sullen, maybe? Anyway, it's a great shot but not a great shot to draw in others. And here's the problem with photos of body parts: They are usually taken by someone who is very fond of said body part, but when you put it out there in public, others don't have the context, so it's just a body part and it lacks the attraction it has for the photographer. Totally okay to have a good eye catching shot of her assets - it's mostly men doing the looking here and a sexy pose is definitely going to attract attention - but instead of body parts, take Mrs. U's advice and make it a sexy shot, because that gives context for those of us who don't already love her ass. I hope that makes sense.
So, your tagline needs to change. Substitute something that either draws people in, is funny or short and sweet. What's wrong with that bald statement that actually belongs in Looking For is that it's trite in this section, so there's nothing in it that will draw people to investigate further. Instead, it's kind of a duh, plus the consensus is that "like minded" is a completely meaningless term. Seriously, you can do better just by throwing down some random words, and even better by stealing from someone far away from you, if you can't think of anything.
In Looking For, it's women not females (it's noun vs. adjective and just because SLS gets it wrong, you needn't follow along) and it really would be useful to know what you play style is, even if it's that you're open to everything from one time things to going on vacation together. This section is your first opportunity for others to see themselves and identify with what you're looking for, so a certain amount of detail is warranted.
In Description, I like the start of it. It is sweet and I think it's useful to describe yourselves as laid back, because that sets a nice tone, but wind the term into a sentence in a way that doesn't require the circuitous "We consider ourselves to be..." portion of the program. Someone already handled the drama question beautifully (really, just leave it out) and the sexually oriented content was also addressed, but I'd like to explain further, since it's so counterintuitive.