60 year old guy in DC -- How to meet more women around my age?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And, I mention gardening because that is more popular with older women. Most 60+ year old women were discouraged from a lot of outdoor physical activity when younger, as it was still considered a "guy thing." Older women garden instead, that was "acceptable" outdoor stuff back on the day, and fun / rewarding too.

You're hilarious. I'm 56 year old woman and "back in the day", I was encouraged to try rock climbing, play ice hockey, and run cross country. 60 year olds grew up in the 70's, FFS.

[Anonymous]

Volunteer work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Church is a good place. Also, if you are interested in crafting at all, I know men who have started knitting or cross stitch or something like that. Even cooking. A 60 man who enjoys cooking (even if it's only specific things) is a great conversation starter. And gardening, lots and lots of women like to garden and may be involved in master gardener groups, volunteering at gardens, or taking gardening classes.

I know a 60+ year old woman who decided she wanted to meet nice older guys, so she decided to become a fan of cowboy music and culture (where the older guys in her area hung out!) and she met lots of good guys and eventually married one. Craft stores are not a bad idea, but you may want to take some classes at the store or at arts organizations etc... rather than hanging out at the store

What sixty year old man is taking classes at a craft store. If hetero then none.

Also, the tufts of ear hair and unruly eyebrows w dandruff must be banished.

[Anonymous]

There is a lot dating / sex /adult dating apps and sites for that so you should try it, people in your age those days use such things to find dates, partners, friends. Actualy in those days young people are more on that "online way" of meeting new people on that way, so why you shouldn't too

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Anonymous wrote:Glen Echo Ballroom Dancing: https://glenechopark.org/dances

My friend's father (recently divorced) did this a few years ago. He had women all over him (err.. figuratively). He was a decent guy in his early 60's. Not many men are into dancing, and he could dance well. He actually brought a few extra shirts as he'd be dancing so much his shirt would be soaked in sweat after an hour.

I watched the videos. Appeared to be quite a few younger ladies cuttin' the rug with some gray hairs!

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I'd date you. -46

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My friends in your age range recommend ourtime.com.

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Anonymous wrote:My friends in your age range recommend ourtime.com.

Why? What makes it better than Match or OkCupid?

[Anonymous]

Your age? Really?

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I'm in my early 50s and there are lots of women in my tai chi classes, and gentle and restorative yoga classes.

[Anonymous]

Golf lesson classes at Haynes point. Or a dog park but that could get weird without a dog.

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Anonymous wrote:Golf lesson classes at Haynes point. Or a dog park but that could get weird without a dog.

Nice ideas

[Anonymous]

Take up ballroom dancing. I have several friends who are single and late 50's doing this and meeting dating partners. There is also dances at GlennEcho on Saturday nights with dancing .

[Anonymous]

Try http://beatyourage.com I think it is pretty self-explanatory...

[Anonymous]

don't go to craft stores that will just look weird.