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Love and romance quotes from readers. Author and columnist Tom Blake's dating information and advice for widowers, widows, divorced men,
divorced women, middle-aged singles boomer singles and senior singles who are dating again and hope to meet a mate.
Love and romance quotes by readers
Jan, Oakwood, Georgia: "As I approach 57, I realize there are far too many wonderful people who want mates but cannot seem to find them, so
many really nice people who still live alone and would be wonderful companions. I've tried the online matchmaking sites with no success, tried local clubs, organizations,
etc., with no success. I really don't know what else to do but remain alone and hope for love to come my way. It doesn't seem quite fair.
Jean, Orange, Calif., "People need to wake up to a lot of insincere garbage that is said to them. I love the one where the man said to me the
first night I met him, 'We could combine our pensions and live good in Arkansas.' He had those $$$ signs rolling in his head and I had just met him."
Linda, Huntington Beach, Calif., "Marriage does not cure
loneliness...sometimes it intensifies it, especially during the
holidays...I speaketh from personal experience."
Alice, St. Charles, Missouri, "If you're a widow, they either think
you have lots of money or need sex. I wonder where the manners of the
past went."
Jessica, Arcadia, Calif., "After I met John, I began to doubt
some of his stories. He alleged to be a Buddhist. Later on, I
discovered he was a 'fast-food Buddhist.'"
JP, Long Beach, Calif., "I never, in my wildest nightmare,
ever thought I'd be single in my 60s and I'm sure I share this feeling
with lots of your readers. What to do? Where to go? Whom to trust?"
Joe, Los Angeles, "My non-relationship with 'Miss X' ended this
past weekend. She suddenly played the 'no sex' card. When that
happens, I know to 'fold em' and walk away from the table, game over."
Ruby, Orange, Calif., "Bob died in 1997; we were married 33
wonderful years - and I miss him like a front tooth."
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