Divorced / Separated / Single, well-travelled, well read, intelligent, sophisticated, professional - this could be either of us. While we might not have many free hours in the day, those we do have leave us to ponder if this loneliness can be shared with someone. May be share a popcorn during the movie or enjoy the latest play in town. Discuss the latest obsession we have or meet for dinner at that new restaurant we want to try. If you can kick my ass and motivate me to workout that would be a bonus.

Lately I find I am disinterested in small talk, disillusioned with love. With the passing years I have grown weary and complacent. Nothing seems to interest me anymore. I want to be captivated again. To feel so lost in conversation I forget all my surroundings. I want to be stunned and surprised and compelled to second guess every damn thing I think I know about the universe.

I am not looking for just a sexual relationship but a friendship in real life. I am not looking for a man to save me or for either one of us to be the other person’s counsellor. But if we make that connection, if you find your way into my heart, I will adore and cherish you like a true friend that you deserve.

While I have nothing against young men / women, I prefer mine a bit mature like fine wine. Young men looking for experienced women, it’s not my thing, please don't waste your time.

I am looking for someone who lives in Mumbai or atleast travels here often enough. Am separated, so expect you to be in same situation, unencumbered with being coy and playing hide and seek. By now if we have picked up a bit of grey to highlight our hair, or those laugh lines around our eyes, or a few extra pounds, it has been the icing on the cake of this beautiful journey so far. I hope you are not expecting a well-toned, fitness freak either.

Men in their 40s and 50s, with a sharp sense of humour, looking for some intelligent conversation and companionship, PM me.

Last request, since I have taken an effort to write close to 800 words, do make an effort to introduce yourself. Why you? Why now? What are you looking for? It’s only fair, don't you think?