Anonymous wrote:Whenever a married DW here asks for advice, it's always "Divorce!" and there is a sea of willing men willing to date a divorced single mom. Now people are saying that's not the case?
Anonymous wrote:Single and no kids? You'll be a hot commodity.
Anonymous wrote:I am 43 and have gained some weight recently (above 190 +lbs) and have two older kids, 25 and 21 from a previous relationship that are out of home. I am good looking but have some medical issues as well. I am nurse and don't make much. Trying to get into the online dating soon and not sure how I see my prospects for a serious relationships. What are my chances?
Anonymous wrote:But he is 59. That sound about right for dc
Anonymous wrote:I’m excited about moving to DC this summer, but having visited several times I’ve found most people to be bit cliquish.. which feels weird to be saying at the age of 40, but the DC crowd feels much less open than the Manhattan life I’m coming from. Definitely a lot more conservative in terms of style and vibe.
I’m not really one for meeting men at bars and I don’t want to date online if I can avoid it.
Where do the straight, successful, not already married, not crazy men hang out?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m turning 39. Im getting serious with my new man. I met him online a few months ago He’s divorced and 59. Wealthy doctor. Spoils me rotten. Some of us do get lucky.
Oh wait till you want to get married or a baby. It’s temporary. My exH is also 59 wealthy - he already went through 4 GFs post divorce all 15-20 years younger. He offers them all a zero prenup and they fade
Anonymous wrote:I’m turning 39. Im getting serious with my new man. I met him online a few months ago He’s divorced and 59. Wealthy doctor. Spoils me rotten. Some of us do get lucky.
Anonymous wrote:I lived in the Deep South and in the western part of the us. I literally could not believe how awful the dating scene was in DC. I was late 20s to mid 30s at the time. I’m female and straight. Both the men and the women were the most arrogant, career obsessed crowd I’d ever seen. I remember trying to make girlfriends and they were just way too important because they worked some job at the State Dept. The men were arrogant, east coast preppy looking types, or wanted you to believe that they were from an elite upbringing even though they were from like Cincinnati.
I lucked out in my mid 30s meeting my husband through friends. He’s smart and successful but also normal and humble. Not too many of them in DC.