While not opposed I'm not seeking.
If the right person comes along, so be it.

Am 85, lost my wife 12 years ago after 53 years of marriage. From about 20 years old have had a female friend, and over the years of my marriage she and i shared time together, now we visit every weekend, do lunch, maybe a movie...and it ALMOST enough, but the memories keep bumping into the realities of today....but we do have something we will share forever...

I'm not very optimistic about it. I'm in my late 40's and it just seems majority of men do not want a committed relationship. So, I will keep looking but remain single until the real Mr. Right decides to stop riding around on his navigationally challenged turtle.

I am not sure I want to do it again, to be honest. Pretty sure that being betrayed 17 years into a marriage is going to affect my ability to ever trust again.

I am cautiously optimistic.

There's a lot of single women in the world. At least some of them have got to be near my age, and smart enough to look beyond appearances.

I do wish women in general would get beyond the Cinderella story. Looking for a prince with an enchanted castle may be just the ticket if you are looking to start a family, but at my age....let's be a bit more realistic, shall we? I don't want mind-blowing sex every night, I don't need someone who matches my every like and dislike, or is hoping I will fix everything that's wrong with their life.

I just want a shared space to be, because life is more fun when you have company.

I just want to find someone who likes the little things. I don't feel that age has anything to do with a relationship.

Completely optimistic. You're never too old to start something new. I'm looking to hang out with like-minded folks my age. This group exists, so I know they are out there. If nothing happens I'm fine with that too, at least I tried.

Not very. I'm finding the current pool of eligible men my age is, shall I say, pretty depressing.

Not very optimistic...

Always possible, as long as you're breathing ! Haven't you ever heard of couples that met in nursing homes, and ended up marrying ?

But you need to believe it's possible yourself ...

Just met someone myself, at the gym, a couple months ago. Out of the blue ...

My thinking that I’ll be single forever has a lot more to do with my personality than the fact that I’m nearly 52.

I’m not currently seeking a relationship, and don’t know that I would ever actively seek one.

None what so ever.

More positive than I've been in the last 30 years. I used to believe that a relationship was out of the cards for me, that I didn't deserve to be in one and I had nothing to give. Not anymore.

I'm 66 and found my permanent partner 5 years ago. I'm good, thanks.

You've got to be happy with yourself and where you are in life before you can ever expect someone else to be happy with you. That's a mantra to live by no matter what your age is......

Yeah.... I'm completely optimistic on that aspect of aging.

Not optimistic at all. Loneliness.

Not in the least optimistic. I am happy to have as many new friends as I come across, but a relationship implies more, and I have decided that from now on I want to be responsible only for my own happiness.