Welcome to the asylum. Enjoy your stay.

I don't understand the no one has time for reality bit? I don't have time for people that aren't authentic; they bore me after a while: and I rarely even bother pointing out when I know someone is lying these days. But better to be single than stuck with the wrong person is my mantra.

I am surprised you lasted 60years withoug getting married. It is not a train smash and is overated anyway. As long as you have friends, maybe some with benefits, you don't need more. Cultivate friends,they are always there for you.

Welcome to the community. May you enjoy the journey. I have not met that special 'someone' here' but I have met 'special ones'. I do not give advice, as not many follow it, but I can share my opinion and this is it..."Trust Love. Relax in the flow. Let it all go. Trust in the now, and let love show you how." author unknown. I cannot take credit for these words, but I can now own them and make them my own, just as you can do the same. I hope you meet someone soon, but in the meantime, just enjoy the journey.

I wish you love.

BTW, I travel quite a bit and am in the LA area regularly. If ever you want to grab a cup of coffee or tea, send me your phone number (privately via message) and I'll call you next time I'm in your neck of the woods. Or if ever you are in the Temecula Wine Country area, let me know, so we can share a glass of fermented grape juice.

Welcome lovely young lady.
I am a sarcastic grumpy old man, but I am honest about it.
I live for reality, it is after all absolute.
That said for relaxation I am into fantasy and sci fi, pretty sure I keep them seperate.
Always up for a chat on things that are real, But being across the world as I am, it must be virtual.
enjoy

I hope that is in your very near future.

I don't understand the point of your post.

I'm also a woman in my sixties and while I've been married and have 2 adult children (and 2 grandkids!) I've never been in love. I think I'd rather have been free to fall in love, then stuck in an unhappy marriage and an unhappy relationship, except for my kids/grandkids.

You might click the "Nearby" tab to filter responses by location. If you are looking for romance, it seems several contributers to this site are willing to travel if there is a meeting of the minds online.

I'd say this site is mostly an online community for folks based in reality, and if dating comes out of an online friendship, great! If not, then at least there are good conversations and moral support for issues that maybe only agnostics can understand.

You did very well for your self. I also never married and I got over it along time ago. I like who I am and I also like people who are not afraid to be themselves. Many people faked it and led a misguided existance because they were afraid of standing up as themselves. The be all of my relationships was when I told them that I only wanted to get married once.

Welcome.

Hello, and welcome!

Well gang, I came here and stated what I’m looking for. Weird responses. I wonder, is there an LA group, since agnostics.com is a community.

I’ve been alone since the age of forty . I’m 57 now. I’ve pretty much given up. If someone comes into my life that’s great, if not I know I’ll be okay.

Join the clan ! In order to meet someone, try and stay open to the possiblity that it CAN happen - at any age. There's a lot of good lonely people out there, try and locate a target rich environment, or activity that you enjoy ...

Stay open and honest, Corinne. Those qualities are refreshing

Welcome. Good luck in your endeavors!

You are so beautifull

When I finally stopped worrying about it and just built a life that made sense to me, it finally happened! Just be you, be active, be willing to be a friend. I could happen to you, too.

Welcome to the community. There has been some dating here - depends how far you travel and how open you are.

Welcome to the tribe

Welcome Miss! I'm in my 60's and around for conversation if you so desire. I have a realistic question. Why is marriage so important to so many atheists? Isn't it a biblical union that's blessed by a deity? How many people see the reality of marriage in that it's a legal binding contract recognized by the state so that in the event of divorce or death, personal items can be divided or assigned? We need a license!

Reality is vastly overrated.

Welcome