What are the best dating sites for seniors over 60?
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alexcamp
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I’ve tried a few different apps, but there just aren’t that many women in my age range where I live - it’s pretty semi-rural. I even paid for Match, only to see the same profiles I’d already come across on other sites. POF used to be decent, but now they cap you at one message a day, clearly just trying to push you into paying.
Janet
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I've used dating sites before and really enjoyed them. I met several men and never had any issues. Some even became good friends. It's all about attitude. Online dating is just as safe as meeting people in everyday life. Your mindset can create self-fulfilling outcomes. If someone started talking about which site is "the least horrible," I'd move on quickly. Just saying.
Kareen
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I've been using Bumble for about two months now and have met a lot of men, most of them over 50. Contrary to popular belief, older people actually embrace technology.
I even met a man at a bar after noticing him browsing Tinder profiles. He looked remarkably familiar, as if I'd seen him somewhere before. I don't know his exact age, but based on the high school graduation year listed in his profile, he's around 60.
I set my age range from 50 to 75, and I've encountered men in that age group on the app. Of course, 75 is definitely too old for me (frankly, even 60 is old), but the 60-year-old man was attractive and approachable. This just proves that these platforms can attract an older demographic.
Sure, this may be just a small sample, but in a tech-savvy city like Austin, I don't think that's the case. Besides, I'm not sure I'd be interested in a relationship with someone who doesn't know how to use simple apps like Bumble or Tinder. It's not difficult, and I'd prefer to be with someone who's open to learning new things.
I even met a man at a bar after noticing him browsing Tinder profiles. He looked remarkably familiar, as if I'd seen him somewhere before. I don't know his exact age, but based on the high school graduation year listed in his profile, he's around 60.
I set my age range from 50 to 75, and I've encountered men in that age group on the app. Of course, 75 is definitely too old for me (frankly, even 60 is old), but the 60-year-old man was attractive and approachable. This just proves that these platforms can attract an older demographic.
Sure, this may be just a small sample, but in a tech-savvy city like Austin, I don't think that's the case. Besides, I'm not sure I'd be interested in a relationship with someone who doesn't know how to use simple apps like Bumble or Tinder. It's not difficult, and I'd prefer to be with someone who's open to learning new things.