( last login Jul 23, 2023 ad #82067 )
Location: |
Leicester, United-Kingdom | |
Age: |
74 years old | |
Gender: |
male | |
Ethnicity: |
Caucasian / White | |
Diet: |
Veggie/vegan | |
Religion: |
Agnostic / not religious | |
Alcohol: |
Socially | |
Smokes: |
Never | |
Body type: |
Slim | |
Height: |
5' 11" (180cm) | |
Sign: |
Not important | |
Marital status: |
Single (divorced) | |
Have Kids: |
Not home | |
Want Kids: |
Yours are fine | |
Education: |
PhD/Post Doc | |
Income: | $40,000 to $60,000 | |
Relocation: | Planning to | |
Relationship: | Serious relationship/marriage OR activity partner | |
My description:
I like to think that I am an optimistic kind of person who tries to take life as it comes. Family and friends are important to me, and I try to see them whenever I can, but I am also independent and content with my own company. A little solitude can be re-energising, but there is nothing to replace that special feeling of being with someone the company of someone with whom I 'connect'.
I like to travel - and hope to do more -and I love walking. Given the choice I would probably prefer a mobile home to a smart hotel for a holiday, but then a bit of pampering now and then doesn't go amiss. I think that not always having a plan for everything can sometimes be fun. I am a vegetarian but not evangelistic about others being so. I love music - especially live gigs - and am still a regular music-festival goer, but I'm just as at home wandering around a country park on a Sunday afternoon.
Others tell me I'm not bad looking and I like to think of myself as having a youthful and positive outlook. I try to keep fit and healthy.
Seeking:
Someone who finds that things like travelling, listening (and dancing) to music, walking in the country, eating out (and in), watching a play, watching a film, going for a drive and seeing where it takes us ....are much more fun and more meaningful when shared with someone else. Someone who is comfortable in their own skin. I won't be dishonest and say that looks are unimportant, but in the end the person inside is what it is really all about (if that doesn't sound too trite!).