why are 55-65 year old men choosing not to form permanent relationships ( Archived) (76)

In all seriousness, it could be owing to retirement plans. Would a relationship place stress on already meagre superannuation funds?

Maybe they're too floppy....can't get it up anymore?

Good question!!

I think we are, but afraid to say it.

sawadee ka,its never too late as they say but at that age why would they want to start relationships all over again..let us presume after divorces,break ups,kids,etc etc...for the sake of being with someone at their older age?Can always hire a maid for the housework if problem 2-3 times a week.Can always visit the occasional lady of the night if problem & also no backchat!Think about it...

Because there's not long to go and we'd rather spend our twilight years being happy!

If a woman is wily enough to attract me and crazy enough to want to stick around, I'd go for long term in the blink of an eye.

Meanwhile, I agree with Boban1 (chasing 25yo's) but not for the reasons that they're any better. Just that the older women don't go out anywhere, and when they do they seem to cluster in herds like frightened wilderbeest.

Even for a mature, interesting, charming and intelligent guy (and I have actually met a couple) it can be daunting to try to approach such clusters. You have to win over the whole group and gain social acceptance before you can start to chat up the one that caught your interest. And often times she's either married, boring, or has a fat annoying friend who keeps interrupting the conversation.

In short, you women need to improve your game. Playing the coy, unavailable ingenue doesn't really work after the age of 30.

BTW I am available to give personal dating advice to women by email. :-)

Hey I'm 68 can't find a lady to take a chance. I've been told I'm over the hill. Don't look or feel my age it's just a number. I'm 5'6" tall and slim

That is them and you are you, you old cuss..

Any ideas about the international as yet?