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Has the 50+ population started to use apps such as Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge? Most people under 50 who find dates from electronic means are exclusively using phone apps and not websites.
I have Tinder, but Im looking in my own age group.
My one venture in online dating, EHarmony, resulted in my one match, by the time we got to personal communication, was very rude and made fun of my name. Very old fashioned, named after my grandmother born 1884.
Purple Haired? You bet I am, if not now when? Must be a huge turnoff rather than lighthearted acceptance of my lighthearted artistic personality.
I just would love a good friend/companion. Sex???? my husband died 18yrs ago, however I might perhaps have some extremely vague memories.... I have absolutely nothing to bring to a relationship but myself. No assets what so ever. Now that being said, I found a place called not4dating. Whoopie!!!! I thought. HA HA HA! Every single person who contacted me was looking to part me from money I don’t have...even the women.
I am resigned to spending my final time in this mortal coil with my closest friends....Me, Myself and I, as there is no opportunity to meet a like minded individual. And please no suggestions, those have already been exhausted.
I actually got rejected by eHarmony. Must've been those four divorces.
I won't give you any "suggestions". I could have written some of your post myself. I've been divorced for over 20 years now and doubt I'd be fit to live with. I'm too set in my ways but I like me just fine. When I first got divorced I went online to check out the various dating sites. Back then you could check it out all you wanted, for free, then join if you wanted. My friend told me that, now, they let you see a limited amount and then you have to pay to see more.
One time I was surfing through guys in my town. I saw a couple I knew. One of them made me really laugh because I knew the guy pretty well and his profile didn't fit him at all. He said he liked long walks on a moonlit beach. I couldn't imagine him walking anywhere, moonlight or otherwise. He was a pretty crude individual too. I never did tell him I saw that. Oh yeah, and I also saw a profile for my cousin's husband! Yes, I told her. They hated each other already so it didn't make much difference. They divorced for other reasons.
I got banned from one of the dating sites ....they asked on a questionnaire what I would like most in a woman ...apparently my answer was not acceptable....
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Originally Posted by jaminhealth
On a dating site, thought you are a married person.
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Originally Posted by mathjak107
My wife gave me a note. Ha ha ..
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Originally Posted by PAhippo
Bflat?
I don't think they got your little joke there, mathjak.
O Once you actually get to the first date, you have to listen to them ramble on about their drunken ex-husbands and how they cheated or otherwise were losers. And yet these women did not just date these guys, they married them. And had kids with them. .
If someone is talking about their "ex" on a first date, you should get up and walk away. They should be focused on you and getting to know you; for them to sit there and talk about their ex is just rude. You aren't their therapist. Hand them a business card for a therapist/counselor and then walk away.
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