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Hello Denver area CDers - I've been lurking and reading here for a while... It sounds like there is a great singles pool and stuff to do for that age bracket, and especially for females. How about for those of us singletons who are, say, 35+? Are we few and far between? This question was nibbled on inside of a few other threads, but it seems that there are enough people on here curious about this that it merits its own thread. Quick blurb about myself: I'm a 40-y. From info I've gathered on here and other places, I've honed in on Wash Park, Cherry Creek North, Highlands, or maybe Speer or Cap Hill. I'm looking to move out west from the Midwest where I've been busy in recent years building up my business and taking care of an ailing parent who recently passed away. I am now clear to move finally to a place I actually want to live and put down roots... On a related note... Is this also true to whatever degree it was ever true for the 35+ crowd, or does this mainly apply to the younger set? I don't mean to dwell on it, but it is something a single guy who is looking to actively date needs to consider before a discretionary move. I'm hoping the next major move will be my last, so I'm trying to cover all the bases. My main concern is that Denver seems like a great town for young single people, but maybe the pool dries up after 35ish? Please tell me my concern is unfounded! If anyone can answer the same question about Boulder, that would be great. Or, should I repost this on the Boulder forum? I am also considering the Bay Area as my new home hence the screen name. If there are folks on here that could offer any comparisons of the 2 metros, that info would also be very welcome. Any and all input would be greatly appreciated! I couldn't find much for you but this is what I found : I've been wanting to relocate to Denver for sometime now.. I think the M to F ratio is about the same... I couldn't find much for you but this is what I found : I've been wanting to relocate to Denver for sometime now.. I think the M to F ratio is about the same... Thanks for the reply! I also lived in Chicagoland for 7 years 3 in the West Burbs and then 4 in Lincoln Park. What part for you? Any 35+ Denver local singles that can share your experience in this area? Thanks for the reply! I also lived in Chicagoland for 7 years 3 in the West Burbs and then 4 in Lincoln Park. What part for you? Any 35+ Denver local singles that can share your experience in this area? I'm planning on going up in early August for a few days to check it out. If your work permits it, perhaps you can go there for a couple of weeks or longer and get a general feel for what life there might be like. I'm currently looking into that too, but it's pretty pricey. I guess it's not that bad if you normally pay that much for rent. Then you also have to rent a car which just adds to the expense.. I'm planning on going up in early August for a few days to check it out. If your work permits it, perhaps you can go there for a couple of weeks or longer and get a general feel for what life there might be like. I'm currently looking into that too, but it's pretty pricey. I guess it's not that bad if you normally pay that much for rent. Then you also have to rent a car which just adds to the expense.. Yep, I would have guessed North Side. I much prefer the more urban neighborhood feel i. Maybe you can check back in here with your insights? Other ex-Chicagoans please chime in as well! Good luck with your Denver reconnaissance mission in August... You might want to check it out as an alternative to the Marriott. Looking for a little input here!! It seems that so far the only folks to respond to this or even the related thread that resurfaced from '07 were potential transplants with the same question. Any Denver area locals out there with experience in the 32+ single scene? I even dropped it a couple years to bring in more responders I really think that Denver or possibly Boulder could be a great fit for me... I would be happy to be told that my perceptions are wrong. Am I to assume from the lack of responses that the singles scene for 30ish+ is lame? Again, any feedback on this positive or negative would be greatly appreciated! Lastly, please don't be put off by my screen name. Yes, I'm considering both the Bay Area and Denver to move to.. I just happened to go to that board first, hence the name. Thanks again for any and all input! Quote: I think the general consensus is if you're a female you're set and males have a much harder time. It's hard to know exactly what to believe. It also could be a very subjective thing, and it comes down to how you approach it... Am I to take it that you're of the straight male persuasion, like myself? OakAve2, I got married ten years ago in my mid-50s. Prior to that time, I was a 35+ single female for about ten years. You just have to be creative about your activities. I went to social groups at church, but I fell in between the young people and the geriatrics. If you are outdoorsy, there are hiking and skiing clubs that do not have an age cap. There are tons of places to volunteer -- art museums, Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Boys and Girls Clubs, etc. For all the men who are single in Denver and looking to find single, beautiful classy ladies think Charlize Theron, Jessica Alba, Pamela Anderson baywatch days.. They are everywhere and they outnumber the men. I lived there for 7yrs and dating was pretty tough for women..
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