Men and Women retiring alone to a new city/state -- where will you go and why?

[Clemencia53]

Originally Posted by Avalon08

If I might weigh in: I am usually the first one to try to neatly categorize and sub-categorize everything in life, but in this case, I disagree. The more sub-forums there are, the less likely I am to look at them. Anything requiring an extra click is a pain. Therefore, I rarely go into the Medicare sub-forum, even though I've seen some topics that are of interest to me. If there were a separate "Senior Relationship" topic, I'd probably ignore it....yet, if there's a relationship question in the main forum, such as whether women think of men as "irrelevant", it catches my attention (and many, MANY others, LOL).

IMO, I think it's perfectly fine the way it is.

yes - no ultra sub forums!

[bridgerider]

I think I've gained a nice amount of insight from this thread. Often I read a post & see an answer to a question I might have asked further down the road. I've been jumping in sporadically since Wisteria started it all those years ago...and almost every year I seem to be on a different path than the one I was on a year earlier. There's a fine line between my over thinking it...and doing enough research. Sooner or later I'm gonna just have to make the leap. Still looking from Connecticut to NC, but at least now I know I will be working 10 years longer than I initially thought.

[Poncho_NM]

The title of this thread is //www.city-data.com/forum/retir...-new-city.html and was started 09-30-2007.

The thread has drifted way off topic...

Perhaps it is time to close it after 7900+ posts.