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Sixty one, still leading, and not an unusual thing to be

Posted as sixty_one_not_novelty, 11 September 2026, from north of the river

Wants
a man who is interested in me rather than in my age
Experience
Thirty two years. Three arrangements, the longest nineteen.
Around
north of the river, London

Two things happen when a woman my age posts here. The first is that a certain kind of man writes to tell me how refreshing it is, at length, in a way that makes it clear the interesting thing is the number. The second is that a great many people assume I am finished and here out of nostalgia.

Sixty one, north of the river, thirty two years leading, the longest arrangement nineteen years and ended when he died four years ago. I am not finished, I am not nostalgic, and I am not a category.

What has actually changed with age is that I am much faster at knowing. Where I once gave somebody four months to reveal himself, I now know within three letters, and I am right more often than I used to be. I also want less. One man, one or two days a week, a set of duties that run in the background, and long stretches where nothing needs to be arranged at all.

I have no interest in proving I still have energy, and I would like not to be asked about it. I have no interest in a man twenty five years younger who wants an education. And I am not the woman for anybody who thinks of this as a last chapter, because I have been doing it since before a good number of the people on this board were born and I expect to be doing it for a while yet.

Where this one puts you on the route

If you read this one twice, you are at stage four whether you meant to arrive there or not. Nearly everything that goes wrong from here goes wrong in the first message.

  1. 04 Read her stated instructions before you write a word
  2. 04 Writing the first message, with two short ones in full
  3. 04 The seven openers that get deleted unread

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