Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any updates op?
No updates, still single.
Anonymous wrote:Any updates op?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Single Dad here - I consider myself a catch but have several kids from one long marriage that ended 6 years ago. I work too much to be in a relationship and would rather focus my money and time on them for now. In fact I have been in a few relationships and all but one never met my kids - not fair to them. Would rather get through the stage of providing and then focus on me after.
You work too much to be in a relationship, kids or no kids. And what do you do, just shelve your sex drive for 10 years?
Anonymous wrote:What's funny is a married, 50yo+ man thinking he has a chance with 30yos. We don't want you!lol that only works for old geezers selling dreams to poor young women in E. Asia. You need to pay for it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm going to turn this around. I'm a widowed mom, and I have reservations about dating divorced men and divorced dads, probably the same kinds of reservations men have dating single moms. I secretly feel that if a guy is a catch, he wouldn't be divorced. I'm concerned that he would have limited time and resources and conflicting priorities.
I know it's unfair, and I'm maybe missing out, but I'm pretty busy being a parent, and I'm not really dating anyway. With really good women friends, you can get through a lot.
It goes both ways.
So you only date widowers and never married men? Perhaps this is why you're not really dating anyway.
Anonymous wrote:
You're finished approaching relationships like you did when you were a hot 25 year old. Time didn't stop all those years you were out of the dating market.
What you need to figure out is why middle aged divorced women believe they have the "right" to approach dating and relationships like a 25 year old.
Otherwise yes you are finished, dead as a doornail. You are good as a partner only to a younger guy looking for a cougar or with mommy issues; a much older guy with ED; or a seriously emotionally fucked up loser in your same age cohort. As a male in my fifties, if I ever had to go back on the dating market (god no), while I would probably date you, and try to have sex with you, why would you seriously expect me to seriously commit to you if I had any chance--and I would probably have a pretty good chance actually--of finding someone 10 years younger? Do you really bring THAT much to the table? If so, you wouldn't even be posting what you posted.
You are the wounded animal in the herd.
Don't you remember what you though about 50 year old women when you were 25? To you, they didn't even exist. They were invisible.
So now the shoe is on the other foot, sister.
Enjoy your feminism.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm going to turn this around. I'm a widowed mom, and I have reservations about dating divorced men and divorced dads, probably the same kinds of reservations men have dating single moms. I secretly feel that if a guy is a catch, he wouldn't be divorced. I'm concerned that he would have limited time and resources and conflicting priorities.
I know it's unfair, and I'm maybe missing out, but I'm pretty busy being a parent, and I'm not really dating anyway. With really good women friends, you can get through a lot.
It goes both ways.
So you only date widowers and never married men? Perhaps this is why you're not really dating anyway.
Anonymous wrote:I'm going to turn this around. I'm a widowed mom, and I have reservations about dating divorced men and divorced dads, probably the same kinds of reservations men have dating single moms. I secretly feel that if a guy is a catch, he wouldn't be divorced. I'm concerned that he would have limited time and resources and conflicting priorities.
I know it's unfair, and I'm maybe missing out, but I'm pretty busy being a parent, and I'm not really dating anyway. With really good women friends, you can get through a lot.
It goes both ways.
Anonymous wrote:Single Dad here - I consider myself a catch but have several kids from one long marriage that ended 6 years ago. I work too much to be in a relationship and would rather focus my money and time on them for now. In fact I have been in a few relationships and all but one never met my kids - not fair to them. Would rather get through the stage of providing and then focus on me after.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 50, I have my choice of men from 25-65.
I laffed