SIMILAR PEOPLE
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DeonOffline
Man. 52 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 49-59
I am a quiet, relaxed sort of person, who enjoys the company of a bright, outgoing and loving woman. I am looking for someone special; someone who has a soft inner beauty which shines through; someone who is bright and cheerful in public, but warm and passionate in private.
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JoseOffline
Man. 54 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: woman. In age: 51-61
I like traveling ,watching sports both live or tv, but nowhere near hooked on it, love to go out and just as happy staying home to just chill... I like to work out , go for walks, l even go to yoga :) can't believe that lol... I love all types of music... love going cruising in the car or riding...both bicycle and motorcycles. Like volunteering and like to help others. I like going to church but not a fanatic. Most importantly I am a family man and they mean a lot to me. I come from a large ltalian family ***siblings). I plan to retire next year and would love to find someone to enjoy, love and grow old with. I am not a big fan of of selfish or self centred people . If my family is not as important as yours than I am definitely not the person for you. I am your friend for life and I want my partner to be crazy for me as I would for her. Would love to hear from those with kind hearts. Less than 1 year and I will retire ...will consider moving for that special woman... First date can be just about anything... however I would love to get to know someone from the inside. Talks on the phone, a simple walk, the traditional go for a coffee thing, Im okay with a movie on a first date but most importantly wherever you would like to do would be fine by me :) so do not be shy I am open to almost anything.
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JohnnyOffline
Man. 53 years old. Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Looking for: woman. In age: 50-60
Darn, I seem to have lost all my contact information. Should I have contacted you earlier, unsuccessfully perhaps, please forgive the intrusion and accept my second glance as a compliment.Preface:I offered someone a smile the other day, and another a compliment, on the street, free of charge. Frankly, I did it because they were attractive, lit up my day and had thus earned it from me. I considered it basic gallantry, graciously offered, and expected the gifts to be simply and graciously accepted, no more. One was, and one wasn’t. You’d have though I was Jack the Ripper or something. So much for gallantry. A time is fast coming when none of us will rate a compliment, or even a second glance, sadly. Might as well enjoy the attention while you can get it, methinks. Even the virtual kind. ONWARD!Life is awfully short, isn’t it? I’’t delivered. Here’s an idea, let’s have some fun while we’re both waiting around. Here’s the pitch:“Tall, dark & handsome trilingual male, artist-philosopher-hunk type, might be looking for love at the moment, but life’s too darned short. It will happen when it happens, and it usually happens when you're not looking anyway. Meanwhile, the man will chose fun company over contrived virtue any day, and appreciate it solidly, in kind. He’ll even fix your lamp or put up your shelf. Well traveled, good company, monogamous, big hands. Mutual respect given and required. All the advantages of a boyfriend starter-kit.”“Will she be perfect? Heck no, I’m certainly not, but hopefully she’ll be an able-bodied, elegant lady-friend who’ She will be mature enough to understand that the longest journey begins with a single step, or not, and that trust is earned, as are respect, loyalty and friendship. And he’s only a lowly male after all, so no interest likely without a proper picture and proper introduction.Cheers!”P.S.: I’ve had the good fortune to learn early one of the better lessons in life. Perhaps you will appreciate it. I only go where I’m welcome, and I only stay where I’m well treated. That goes both ways as far as I’m concerned. Call it savoir-vivre.AN UPDATE.(The following anecdote should be taken with a HUGE grain of salt, and a good laugh).A mature lady friend of mine (M., in her late forties) recently blurted out something disparaging about older men dating younger women, rather than HER, at a friendly diner get-together. After coyly remarking that she herself was dating someone more than 10 years her junior, so what was her problem anyway, and deftly ducking to avoid the flying pint that ensued, I gave the matter some thought and decided to bring it up at the next meeting of the Men’s Advisory and Diagnostic Council On Women’s Behaviour.So, what makes younger women attractive to mature men you ask? And what part of that magic could ANY woman use to her advantage? You’d be surprised! After the general hilarity and usual banter died down, the Illuminati, all respectable gentlemen in their late forties and early fifties, actually agreed on 5 reasons their eyes and minds wander. It isn't ALL physical after all (not the top 3 items anyway). And yes, we would rather have the company of someone with a bit more "vécu", if only, if only…CONCLUSION UPON REQUEST…(if you ask nicely) ;-)P.P.S.: This is rather puzzling. My voyages in the meetville ocean keep bringing up a curious question: So how DOES one get to the “long term” without first going through the “short term”, and PROVING one is good enough at it to merit a longer posting? Any suggestions? A quiet beer or coffee somewhere sounds about right for starters. There’s no point if there’s no chemistry, no gleam in the eye, no scent. *** Amazing what those will do for two people.