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- Sep 14, 2026
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- Jul 25, 2026
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Why opening your heart to a long-term monogamous relationship is possible after 50 years of marriage (opens the original)
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Looking for: A long-term monogamous relationship with a man. Iâm a retired school and music teacher, a mother of two adult children and a very proud grandmother. Iâm also someone who believes that life is meant to be lived with joy â and I make a conscious effort to find something to be joyful about every day. Last February, while a Gulf of Mexico beach was crowded with families enjoying American school break, I discovered that I was the only person in the waves. While everyone else was sa
He’s 74, independent and optimistic — and ready to fall in love (opens the original)
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Looking for: A long-term monogamous relationship with a woman. Iâm a quiet kind of person. I enjoy coffee with friends (or by myself). I can go dancing or simply enjoy a game of solitaire. Iâm interested in a wide variety of subjects, from political and economic systems to advertising and cooking. Iâm a good listener and enjoy conversation about pretty much any subject other than sports. I worked in a variety of non-professional fields, although I have a degree in computer science, which I
‘Just because we’ve aged doesn’t mean we lose the desire for love’: 64-year-old active single seeks a partner (opens the original)
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Looking for: A long-term monogamous relationship with a man. Dear love, where are you? I have been looking for a few years now using the dating apps and even speed dating but with no success. Do you ever feel like you are the only single and lonely one while watching mature couples in their travels, in the restaurants, on the street, in the park, and everywhere holding hands, shopping, or chatting intimately? It can be frustrating. Just because we have aged does not mean that we have lost our de
They grew up across the street from each other. Decades later, they found each other again — and fell in love (opens the original)
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Back then, kids ran wild. It was the ‘70s. The only rule? Come inside once the streetlights flickered on. On a leafy street in the Annex, one front lawn became a thoroughfare for a dozen local children and dogs, the grass trampled dead from their traversing between houses. They beelined for the raspberry bush in the Spearinsâ backyard where they would pluck the berries then leap onto the swing set, crimson-stained fingers gripping the rope, soaring. Susannah Spearin (then Brady) was one of the
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