Description:
Hi...I'm just your average bisexual guy, not gay. I hope the people on this site can understand that. Anyway, I'm 58 -- yeah, some will stop right there--and separated for 4+ years. My wife and I remain good friends, she is well aware of my orientation and has been since before we were married. I became monogamous when we married and stayed that way until a few years before I moved out.
Most of my experience since I moved out has been with guys. I kind of went on a minibike the first couple months. I've settled down since.
I'm really looking for people -- men and women -- who understand the reality of bisexuality. Of course I'm always open to sexual experiences, but I'd just as soon have some friends who are normal and have integrated their sexuality into their lives. In other words, people who can talk about it but not JUST about it.
For the basics: I'm 58, 5'8", 175, pretty good shape, full head of silver/white hair, short moustache. I'm a college grad, former teacher and currently work as an auditor. Outside work, I write, exercise, watch movies, read books, go to community meetings and groups, travel a bit with my wife (we're separated though), try to keep up with my kids (one in college, one still in high school) and, yes, I like to watch TV. I'm into politics somewhat, not directly involved so much but I read everything I can about what's going on today.
So...if you're in the Philly area and are interested in meeting a fairly attractive, smart guy with a pretty good sense of humor, then write to me. I'm interested in meeting single people and couples.
Take care, thanks for reading this and good luck.
Ideal Situation:
We'd meet at a little restaurant or coffee house and chat for a while, sharing a little bit about ourselves and getting a feel for the physical and emotional chemistry that might/might not be there. If the weather is nice, we could take a walk in the area and chat some more. Then, I'd say if things are going well, we set a date for another social get together. Maybe a movie or some other activity. After that, if there is the sexual and personal chemistry, we could set a date to get together and see how compatible we are in the sexual sense. Even if that didn't work, I'd like to make friends with other people who are truly bisexual.