5 Surprising Things that Are Different About Dating After 60 | Senior Dating Tips from Lisa Copeland

5 Surprising Things that Are Different About Dating After 60 | Senior Dating Tips from Lisa Copeland

What's really different about dating after 60? This video has the answers!

Dating coach, Lisa Copeland offers several surprising senior dating tips in this episode of the Sixty and Me Show.

As we reach our 50s and 60s, many women are choosing to re-enter the dating game. Whether divorced or widowed, more women than ever are finding ourselves single and looking for genuine companionship.

Unfortunately, as many of us are discovering the hard way, the dating game has changed considerably since we were younger. We know that we need a new game plan, but, we are not sure where to start! Lisa offers practical advice to help you get started.

Join the dating coach, Lisa Copeland, as she shares the exact formula for over 50 datings. Her program has 5 hours of dating advice for women over 50. It's packed with the tips, secrets, and templates you need to find your Mr. Right. You deserve to find love again after 50!

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[biondna]

I have a comfortable paid-for home, work I love, and passive income. All I want now is an attractive male who enjoys my company. I want the monogamy with him I enjoyed with my late spouse. We don't have to move in with each other or marry. His place can look and be however he wants it, and I'll enjoy spending the night there, as I hope he would at mine.

[robertcampbell]

67, living a great life, alone but not lonely. Dating is so not worth it.

[tryingcake]

I find that most men my age are "old." I'm a very young 61. Finding someone of the same mindset has proven difficult.

[galactica]

Well let’s get it straight. 50 years old men are still pretty young. Let’s talk about 65+

[janicechaudhury]

I am finding quite a few of my single friends in their 60's are now dating their "high school sweetheart".

[ileniepowell]

OMG, this was such a great conversation ❤. I am in my 70's and i have a few great, high value men friends. We enjoy each other's company. They make me feel desirable and its wonderful to feel desirable. I am in love with one of them and the feeling is mutual. The connection is intense. Life is beautiful in spite of whatever limitations there are! Your guest presenter was so on point. Life is good when there is love and maturity ❤

[jean]

I think it helps to make a good first impression by wearing a dress or a skirt - something besides pants or jeans. I wear dresses all the time but live in an area where jeans are worn more often and I've noticed, even though I'm not "looking', that men will smile at me or hold doors open for me or simply be kinder and "clean up their language" due to the way I dress. Very surprising!

[a.d.b]

My confidence is great but comfort with being alone is also great

[susannorman]

Men need to be the pursuer at any age. Exceptions are shy men. Ask him if he can help you with something simple, directions. Always smile when meeting men or women. Always acknowledge to him things you like. I love a man that opens a door for me.

[tianiemitchell]

It is important to have male friends I grew up with a dad and I loved hanging out with my dad, his brother my uncle and my brother and my male cousins. They liked to jest it was fun and if you have male friends that you can hang out with, they could also introduce you to some of their male friends. Great way to meet people.

[qvnihdm]

Why do you have to practice smiling around men?! Just be yourself is my philosophy!

[debwright]

🤔🤔Older attractive women attract both young and older men. The older woman who understands men is light years of us all.🤓🤓

[jfaulkner]

Katharine Hepburn said it best - "live close and visit often"!

[RobinZipporah]

WELL.... I rather disagree here -- the "getting out there" has become a ridiculous cliché now... Are you aware that SO many men in their 60's are incredibly unhealthy, broken down not to mention too many do not even make efforts in their appearance; your information suggests that it's all about what women could do better. I came across a man who was in My h.s. grad class 50 years ago; now keep in mind I'm in good condition - minus any debilitating illnesses, etc. OK... Jump to meeting him - nice guy, 15 years first marriage then divorced, second marriage... 32 years wife recently deceased just last year... First off, when we embraced after the first time hello the first thing he said was it had been SO long since he touched a woman; all in all he's really broken down; knee replacements, hearing aid not to mention he sleeps with a CPAP as well as being about 50 to 60 lbs overweight! Why, I ask should I level THAT far down in order to as you say - "give a man a chance?" Too many times your post ask what are WOMEN doing wrong, that's truly rather a bit much. As far as being invisible is concerned, yes with all the smiles and ez going ways I possess, the reality is that men really DON'T even look in My direction any longer, it's true. AND, yes .. it's true... Men do want younger, (moldable and dumber!) girls...
Is it too much to ask for an average guy who can keep up and someone I don't have to be his nurse? THEY/men need to pull themselves together. As a 69 year old... I've been there and still here 👍

[michaelangelo]

STD's highest among people in their 60's; whew!

[gemmster]

Hearing you say how you smiled at so many men at the homewares show and you got great interest of all ages doesn't surprise me. You personally have a young energy and your smile is the red carpet to men, and doesn't that just make sense? I think this tells us in our 50s, 60s and up that we need to stir up our own internal waters as opposed to leaving it still or dormant within us.

[idahughey]

I have been trying this online dating. For three years. And when I do get to talk to a man . They do say my smile Attracts them to my profile but I keep getting all these people that are out of the United States trying to get me to send the money and I am so tired of it

[watchmanonthewall]

Ladies, be careful when using the word "friends", when talking about men. Throughout my life, I have found it difficult to be long-term "friends" with women, because all the women who wanted to be my friend really wanted a relationship with me. Things get complicated. There becomes a push/pull tension. Eventually, that becomes uncomfortable, and I must end it. Besides, strictly speaking, my best friendships, other than having a significant other, come from males, because males have so much in common with males. Males don't have to be at their best with other males and be on our toes all the time. Cheers.

[dorijean]

I had a man as a friend . He has been wanting to go out with me for a while. So i finally went out with him an he would not keep his hands off me. I do not know what to say to him about it but I never want to go out with him again!!

[ForeverFalling]

I agree with Lisa again on the fact that it is wonderful to have male friends. Some of my best friends in my life have been men...but I don't kiss my friends. I only kiss my dates. So men who want to date need to know how to get out of that friend zone.