I’m going to be very blunt in my statements here. Firstly, I’m looking for one, just one very special person. I’m a man in my late 30’s looking for a woman who wants to spend our lives together.
I’m 6’1, 190lbs, dark brown hair and clean up well. I will let you know that I have some autistic tendencies and I can be uncertain at times, however, with my good job and my own car and life together, I know that although I may not be right for everyone, but I know I am right for someone.

I understand that I’m a bit odd. I’m not the average man you’ll find. I don’t care about beer, nor am I one to really watch sports.
I also have always found the best compatibility with myself with women about 6-12 years my senior. I am looking for a woman who is preferably an empath, or has a high emotional intelligence, and willing to explore her emotions.
Normally, I spend my evenings enjoying a glass of wine, listening to classical music, opera or jazz and studying something that will help me grow either in my professional or personal life. I understand I’ll never be the macho frat bro, and I’m okay with that. I wish you all the best if you’re into that, but I know I’ll never be that.

I work for a non-profit providing opportunities for youth to achieve their best and it’s rewarding work. I do work remotely, so if we hit it off, visiting is something I would like to do in 2-3 months. I do enjoy being intimate, however shy about being intimate at times. I do enjoy a confident woman who is comfortable in taking the lead.

I don’t come with baggage. I am not, nor have I ever been married. :) I am a positive, happy person who is always smiling, laughing and likes to enjoy a great meal. I believe that building relationship is about constant communication. Nothing good comes easy. Building something special involves the willingness to be vulnerable and taking a chance on being hurt. I am willing to put in the work….are you?

I hope this has been an enjoyable read for you. To those interested in talking, I’m looking forward to hearing from you. Maybe we’ll look back in a year or two and see this moment as the start of something amazing.

Kind regards,

D.