If you’re a woman dating after 50 here is the GOOD NEWS: now is the best time to find love!
Listen in to this fun and informative interview as I dish about online dating after 50 with Barbara Hannah Grufferman, host of the AARP YouTube series, The Best of Everything After 50.
(It cracks me up that I’m excited about being interviewed by AARP. I used to throw away all their invitations to join; not wanting to ‘admit’ my age. Now I embrace it!)
Enjoy, and please leave a comment here and let me know what resonated with you.
Tim M says:
I am 50 and it seems really hard finding a gal, I don’t know between 45 to 53 to date here in Boise, ID. Just another reason I am moving. My dogs get too hot is another reason. I am pretty disgruntled with this area, either they are married or the women say they have a boyfriend. So it is time to move; if I could I’d move to San Diego, CA.
Bobbi Palmer says:
Eileen: Make sure you attend Grownup Girls’ Night Out Thursday, March 13! (Date change from the 20th.) It’s all about online dating and we are talking about profiles (among other things).
Sarah says:
I think it would be cool if dating sites had a built in system that lets people do brain activities which are recorded so others can see how they rank in certain motor skills like math,figuring out equations, and just what skills that are good at in general. You know like they have games like Brainiversity. It would be cool to see what other people are good at. Some people like to see how intelligent others are before getting into any relationships. It would be kind of like e-harmony with a luminosity app built into profiles. Anyone else like this idea?
Eileen says:
Bobbi,
Kindly overlook punctuation, grammar errors as it was hard for me to see the gray type; also pressed for time and doing it on the fly.
Take care,
Eileen
Eileen says:
Hi Bobbi,
I enjoyed the webinar and learned I’m in that “flying off the shelf” category as I’m a Speech-Language therapist; work with pre-k kids with significant disabilities. While I have some of the skills you talked of, I know I need to cultivate more. My questions concerns my profile is there something more I should add or take away?. I told what I do and that e.g. big part is listening to kids, stated my interests-think I could give what I like about but we are limited type wise, stated what I would bring to the relationship to signal what I would be looking for. I’m wondering if there is something more I can do. Are you allowed to view it in eharmony or will I need to copy it and forward it? Looking forward to your March 20 web.
Have a wonderful day, Eileen