Best Way for professional woman to meet professional man

[Anonymous]

I'm a very successful professional woman. Divorced, mid 40s, got my stuff together, fun, not crazy, attractive woman. I'm not having trouble finding men to date. The guys I've dated have been good guys with good jobs. They just have not been on my wavelength in terms of ambition, desire to learn/grow, energy level etc. I don't know how to put this in to words well, but I think a better match would be a business owner or super accomplished professional. It's not about the money, more about our experiences and outlook. I do have enough of my own money btw.

Can anyone relate? And do these types of men want to date people like me? Where do I meet them? I've started keeping my eyes open in work related settings, but haven't made any moves towards dating men I meet since they're business contacts, so in these cases hits not been appropriate.

[Anonymous]

You sound marvelous, really. I'm shocked you are single.

[Anonymous]

Match.com

[Anonymous]

Why do they have to be 'like ' you ? Can't you appreciate someone who has qualities you don't.

[Anonymous]

I'm, what the? The only thing you need lady is a professional therapist.

[Anonymous]

If I knew where they all hung out I'd tell you! You must have to meet them by chance.

[Anonymous]

*just not must

[Anonymous]

You have to go older - say, mid-50s. Divorced and widowed guys in that age range. Guys your age can date younger, and they do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a very successful professional woman. Divorced, mid 40s, got my stuff together, fun, not crazy, attractive woman. I'm not having trouble finding men to date. The guys I've dated have been good guys with good jobs. They just have not been on my wavelength in terms of ambition, desire to learn/grow, energy level etc. I don't know how to put this in to words well, but I think a better match would be a business owner or super accomplished professional. It's not about the money, more about our experiences and outlook. I do have enough of my own money btw.

Can anyone relate? And do these types of men want to date people like me? Where do I meet them? I've started keeping my eyes open in work related settings, but haven't made any moves towards dating men I meet since they're business contacts, so in these cases hits not been appropriate.

Sorry OP. I know your type. "Super Accomplished Professional." Men are really hungering for a woman who describes their ideal man this way.

You want status, not a mate. Re-evaluate.

[Anonymous]

Eek.

I meet men like that all the time, but I'm happily married and not interested. It helps that I am not nearly as self-impressed, I suspect.

[Anonymous]

I know several Men like this. The good ones are happily married. The ok ones want a gf with a less demanding job so when his schedule Is crazy his SO can easily work in time to spend together. The bad ones don't want a serious relationship because they enjoy the single, wealthy lifestyle too much.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like OP is looking for an Executive.

[Anonymous]

You are mid 40s, not mid 20s. The competition for this type of men is extremely high. Its almost the opposite of the very attractive 20 some women. Instead, these men are married(reducing the pool), have 20's, 30's and 40's year old women after them. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Widow here and I'm a COO. Honestly, when my husband passed they came at me like bees to honey. I met and married someone in my industry, who happens to be 2yrs younger. I'm in IT, so women are scarce here, especially at my level.

I too would not be interested in men without a similar intellect and drive (and who doesn't work oit and keep fit, which is a no go). And why should I have settled? I bring a lot to the table. I'm completely independent and will never be a drain. I'm in shape and have no problems socializing on all levels, which is actually quite important.

[Anonymous]

^^^oh and sign a prenuptial agreement. My money goes to my kids. Period. His the same, as completely expected.