Quoting OK72076:

Ok, everyone knows as we age and people grow up, interests change..

What activities or hobbies would you suggest fora DWM, 46, bhm, who works 50-60 hours a week and is tired after work?

I'm in a dating slump, so what do you do after checking email, reading the paper and watching TV? Looking for suggestions for a single would-be dirty old man to get into.

Ok, everyone knows as we age and people grow up, interests change..

What activities or hobbies would you suggest fora DWM, 46, bhm, who works 50-60 hours a week and is tired after work?

I'm in a dating slump, so what do you do after checking email, reading the paper and watching TV? Looking for suggestions for a single would-be dirty old man to get into.

Quoting rdmcdow:

well i would date u if u would hook me up

well i would date u if u would hook me up

Quoting truefriendinme:

I tend not to hang out with Dirty old men, as I would assume most of them have convicitons with Criminal Sexual Conduct. However: single men, looking for love, might try taking a night or two off monthly. You might use that night to go to an raw bar/grill, so you could possibly meet someone. Or you could try the local Barnes and Noble or Books-A-Million. If there is somewhere that you KNOW single women might be, that might be the place to go-- although a Bridal Fair would be a bit over the top (LOL!)! Like maybe an event downtown, such as a job fair, or a fashion show. Maybe even call your local library and see when community classes are held. Many colleges offer opportunities for you to "audit" classes. You can take a class, and participate, but you get no credit--AND I think it might be free. If you are especially brave, you might try taking a cooking class or a dance class. These are all things I have thought about doing, and I thought you might be interested in a female's point of view. Good luck!

I tend not to hang out with Dirty old men, as I would assume most of them have convicitons with Criminal Sexual Conduct. However: single men, looking for love, might try taking a night or two off monthly. You might use that night to go to an raw bar/grill, so you could possibly meet someone. Or you could try the local Barnes and Noble or Books-A-Million. If there is somewhere that you KNOW single women might be, that might be the place to go-- although a Bridal Fair would be a bit over the top (LOL!)! Like maybe an event downtown, such as a job fair, or a fashion show. Maybe even call your local library and see when community classes are held. Many colleges offer opportunities for you to "audit" classes. You can take a class, and participate, but you get no credit--AND I think it might be free. If you are especially brave, you might try taking a cooking class or a dance class. These are all things I have thought about doing, and I thought you might be interested in a female's point of view. Good luck!