I was married for 25 years and now have been divorced longer than I was married. I dated a bit for a few years, but the men were so different from the men I knew when I was younger, that I wouldn't go out with a second time. I haven't dated in years now. I have lots of interests, go out and do stuff, and enjoy life, but I never meet any single men, or, if I do they don't seem to have any interest in me. I have lots of male friends, but they are married or gay. It would be nice to meet a guy that I could have a relationship with, but I doubt if it it will happen. I have a good life though, so, I don't worry about it.

Don’t complain about it. Just take control of yourself and use what’s around you logically. James

Breakups always made me lose my appetite and get ambitious..get another degree, get a better job, move to another country, etc.

As down as I’ve been off & on, I’d almost mutter ... as I worked out, cleaned up or tried to eat right.. ‘Take care of yourself - some day you may be glad you did’... Incapable of envisioning ‘that day,’ I’d often laugh, both helped ~

I went through a bad break up about 7 years ago. It absolutely destroyed me. Heavy drinking and isolation. Shallow relationships because I couldn't trust anyone enough to care. For years actually. Like two years ago I finally got insurance and went to the doctor. Blood work was bananas, they wanted me on cholesterol meds, potentially blood pressure, pre diabetic. At 41?! Fuck that. I dedicated myself to a better diet, exercise, and social interaction. Lost 50 pounds, all my labs are good now, and am actually fairly happy even when things are shit. Exercise is the shit. I'd still rather yell, or hit something, but some cardio and weights get the job done.

Nice job running man, went through a break up 2 months ago and we still share an apartment..while she is seeing someone else. Thankfully she is moving out soon but running and working out keep me sane man. Also a vegan inspired diet. You’ll notice a confidence and energy difference in a few weeks

Hmm... I lost thirty pounds when I ended my marriage (and gave up alcohol for a while, which I'm sure helped). Then again, I think I was more depressed when I was married...

Getting and staying in shape is simply a matter of will. You force yourself to do it regularly, without exception, until it becomes a welcome habit.

I just go threw depression anyway