yes it is.
my gramma was married to my grampa but she never loved him. years after he passed away - she was prolly in her 50s she met a man and fell in love with him. he treats her well and since i never really met my grampa i call him grampa and even though theyre not married theyve been together for many many yrs and she is very very happy.
44 is not old. there are many people who dont get married until theyre in their 40s anyway. you have a lot of good years ahead of you.
Yes! It's possible to find love again at ANY age. My mother met her second husband and fell in love with him when she was 51. It may be harder to meet single people who havent been affected by a painful divorce at this age, but I still believe you could meet your soulmate.
Remember that we are only as old as we feel. They say now that 40 is the new 20. So keep your eyes open, stay positive, and you may meet the person of your dreams and live happily ever after( or something like like) before you know it.
is it possible? absolutely, at any age. as you get older the dating pool shrinks, and so finding someone is a more strategic exercise. and they are likely to have baggage from prior relationships, but by 44, so do most people. you are never too old to fall in love or find it. my dad remarried when he was 60. he and my stepmother adored each other, they acted like moonstruck teenagers. they were really in love and v happy.
Yes. My mom met her current fiance 14 years ago when she was 41. He's truly the love of her life, and she's much more compatible with him than she ever was with my dad, who she was married to for 17 years.
Good luck!
Absolutely! I had pretty much given up. I will be 50 in July. I haven't dated anyone seriously for the past 10-12 years. A co-worker of mine introduced me to her Uncle 9 months ago. While he isn't perfect and neither am I, there are a lot of nice things between us, like friendship, companionship, love, sex, and caring. It is wonderful to feel love and to be in love and to be be loved again. Definitely keep your eyes open. Because if it happens to you you will feel wonderful all over again.
One of my mom's good friends lost her husband at age 52. She closed her practice (she was a psychiatrist) and decided to follow a dream she'd always harbored....to live in Ireland.
She moved to Ireland and a year later met a man. They fell in love and got married and are still together, years later.
It's never too late. People are people and will always seek love and companionship, no matter how old.
Oh, I used to have a patient who was in his 90's when I knew him. He'd lost his wife around 1990. He started going to senior center events in the early nineties and met his girlfriend (a 'girl' around 80 or so) at a senior dance.
He loved her dearly and she was at his bedside when he died in 2002.
I used to have a patient who was in his 90's when I knew him. He'd lost his wife around 1990. He started going to senior center events in the early nineties and met his girlfriend (a 'girl' around 80 or so) at a senior dance.
He loved her dearly and she was at his bedside when he died in 2002.
Baggage? Puke. I hate that term. As if any of these self-righteous people don't have their own personal baggage. Ridiculous. Everyone has a life that has had ups and downs and everyone handles it differently. Do not get all high and mighty thinking that someone has "too much baggage". It is a pretty lofty excuse to get out of relationship. If you love someone enough their problems concern you too.
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