Top 10 Places for Swinging Single Seniors to Retire

You’re never too old to fall in love—or fall apart

February 20, 2009 RSS Feed Print

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New love at an older age could strike at any moment—probably when you least expect it. Don't shy away from a new romantic adventure. “Dating is one of the most fun, life-affirming, exhilarating experiences that can come into your life,” says Judith Sills, a clinical psychologist and author of Getting Naked Again: Dating, Romance, Sex, and Love When You've Been Divorced, Widowed, Dumped, or Distracted. “It is being 19 again, but knowing everything you know now, and that is something not to be missed.”

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Perhaps senior singles will have to create their own cities. I love the beach and mountains so perhaps central California; not too hot or cold; nice variety of scenery; more educated, refined people. AZ is swingin with hot seniors; however I could not stand the 100+ AZ weather; ditto with Orlando; the beach towns in FL are much cooler and less muggy/buggy than the FL interior. However, not the Villages community that is overcrowed and overdeveloped ard full of old grumps and ingroups of boring and offensive old jocks just like high school all over again. So, perhaps NC or Texas. I love nature and birds. So perhaps joining a bird watching group and following the birds from north to south and back. Anything positive that single older people like to do.

Merl of MD 10:45PM October 30, 2011

I relocated from Seattle to San Diego about 10 years to be closer to my aging parents. By all outside factors it seemed to be ideal option, but as I look back I realize I've never felt so empty as I have in these past years. Lack of intellectual curiosity ..wow! I'm a people person, single, mid 50's and not bad looking. But how do you meet real people here? If I don't want to get skin cancer by hanging out at the beach? All I can recall about Seattle is maybe because it did have different weather, people gathered together indoors and spent more time sharing themselves conversationally. Is that why facebook has rocketed?? Does anybody really care?

Gypsi Eyes of CA 1:19PM February 11, 2011

What is so very, very wrong about this advice?
“Try some activity that you are not very good at and ask for help,” advises Gray. “Men bond with women more easily when they are doing something to help the woman.”
In other words, "Women, play dumb...let the Big Man be the Big Man?"
I certainly do hope that other women are more self-respecting than to think that this idea will attract a relationship that will make them happy!
John Grey is a victim of the 50s....and not an intelligent one....

san jose of CA 11:48PM October 20, 2009