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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP I have some friends who have dated in their 50s with meh to very good results, so I think there is some hope but I wouldn’t stake my happiness on it. This is such a great time of life to explore yourself, and all the things that interest you. If you meet someone via a shared experiential interest like hiking or kayaking or birding or ballroom dancing etc., that would be a very nice bonus but in the meantime you’re doing an activity that you love which leaves you feeling good either way. Also if you haven’t got one already, get a dog. [/quote] It is obvious that you are married and have been for a very long time. OP should definitely pursue her interests, but the chances of meeting someone during them is nil. Ask me how I know. I met the man I am getting married to on Hinge in my fifties so finding love can happen. But it is a numbers game. Being in shape (and yes I am talking 50's shape, not 23 year old shape) is a huge bonus. Being open to people that you would otherwise not go out with can open some good options. And go into with an open mind, a little skepticism (there is far less trolling in this age bracket, but still) and a stiff upper lip. I met some amazing men during my years of OLD and still remain friends with many. Best of luck! [/quote] 51f dp, but also married. I go to hikes through meet up and there are many 40's-60's single guys. I have been flirted with and was also asked out by a man my age. I don't wear a ring, so I guess he assumed I was single. I agree with the advice to persue your hobbies in person through groups. God forbid my dh dies, I'm certain I could find another partner without subjecting myself to online dating.[/quote]
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