How to Find Love Later in Life

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I,m only 58 now, but have een divorced for a couple of years now. I'm not saying I want to jump into a relationship right at this minute, but it surewoud be nice to just flirt around for awhile.

Kyle villarreal Sr. of WI 6:28PM April 10, 2013

I appreciate these interesting comments and will put them in force in my life. Thank you!

Melba Cardenas of CA 1:17AM January 10, 2013

The headline promises HOW to find love, not why, or what to do when you find it. I've spent 15 years trying all the usual with no success; the only men interested are those who'd make my friends slap me upside the head, What were you thinking?

Yes, I've tried volunteering, clubs, hanging out in public places, attending fundraising social events, online dating, asking friends to set me up (every one of them told me "all the single men I know are single for a reason"), talking to men on trains and planes, etc. I was hoping for some Outside The Box suggestions.

KC of CA 4:49PM January 09, 2013

Living life and finding love is not without risk at any age. Yet, life should be lived and we cannot truly live without love. Yes, cats and cocoa are nice, but warm, sweet lips are way better.

Debra of TX 8:34PM July 04, 2012

Honey, sorry you're so down on men or the thought of finding a good one in your senior years. I was a happy independent, not lonely but in fact busy with friends and all my varied interests. Then a man came into my life, age 65. I am 66. We've turned back into kids and are having the time of our life, and the sex of our life. So cats and cocoa might be good; so are dogs and wine but they are no substitute for being open to the possibilities of life.

Rosanne Licciardi of LA 11:25AM April 24, 2012

In reference to whom ever said" stay home with your cats, hot cocoa and a romance novel"you can kiss my ass. Being a secure person with a life to live and share why would I just close up shop and quit??? Besides, I hate cats. To older active daters, have FUN, be smart and safe, enjoy life and other people...do not stay at home read a book alone while drinking cocoa.

Jools of MN 7:39AM February 27, 2011

If you ask me the biggest mistake boomer and seniors are making is attempting to date at all. Most of the time the men are nothing but players. They act like roosters in a henhouse, and there are too many desperate old hens out there. I hear in Florida alone there's something like 25 women to every one man amongst the over 60s...and the men take total advantage of that, no thanks to Viagra! The AIDS rates amongst seniors is rising higher than any other group. Who needs that drama? Ladies, it's a game you are NOT set up to win, and the older you are the more likely you will lose. So forget it and just stay home with your cats and hot cocoa and a romance novel. Much safer. Leave the dating game to those under 30.

oldpeopleshouldntdate 12:37AM December 29, 2010

This is a great blog. Seniors will be more than pleased to read this article.

I like the variety of articles and subjects. Kudos on a job well done.

talk soon,

http://latelovelife.com

robert hutton of NY 1:41AM April 03, 2010

Looking for a meet up group for my age. Get to know more people and date some.I am very active in life raised two beautiful girls. Have 5 grandchildren. Now it's time for me to enjoy life maybe with someone who waht's the same as me.

francesventimiglia of NC 4:05PM October 31, 2009

There are groups at www.Meetup.com where you can find people with similar interests and just socialize. I have started to participate in the Meetup activities because there isn't pressure to meet "the one," you are simply making new friends. You have to be a little brave to just go out and meet the group, but I have always had fun once I was there. :) Try it!

Doreen of MD 7:43PM July 01, 2009

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