Yep, young and tall. Not necessarily slender, but that's nice too.

Back after I divorced in my early 40's I had an 18 year old girlfriend. It was awesome, but we finally broke up. She moved away and I didn't want to go with her. The good part of being with her is she brought me out of the "60's" and into the '90's. I found a whole new genre of music I liked, she introduced me to the Goth scene and I love it, and she introduced me to Wicca and since she was Bi, I went to my first Gay night club. Man Halloween there was something else.. LOL

Since her, I have found that I could not find any women my age who were not stuck back in the 60's and getting them to even think about going to a Goth club was like offering a vampire a drink of garlic water...

It took forever but I finally found a woman who is 4 years younger than me and even though she is stuck in the 60's, she will at least try the Goth thing, and she even found some of my music she likes. So I guess you have to just keep looking.

As for the sex thing, if you find a young lady, she can probably teach you all sorts of things, I know I learned a lot from my young lady... Good luck..

Gomezy3k:

I never liked the 60s culture, even when I was young. I don't do drugs and never did. I think most of my contemporaries are idiots and always have. I am not particularly interested in 'scenes' (whether Goth or left-over 1960s). In short, I don't do 'pop culture' at all.

I told myself I wasn't going to talk to you, yet here I am. I'm curious, you don't do pop culture and you don't know anything about sex. What do you talk to a 25 yr old about? Go ahead listen to the Dave Matthews Band, YouTube jimi thing (2 parts), she'll think you're not stuck in the 60s.

StKevin:

We talk about all sorts of things. Most of my extensive music collection (probably 1500 CDs) is of foreign origin. I have no idea about Dave Mathews. Never heard that one. I'm not stuck in the 60s.

Well, 90% of women under 35 ARE aware and interested in pop culture. I'm not sure of the boundaries for pop culture, but movies, music (huge and varied subject), books (huge same as music), tv, YouTube, texting, the internet, contemporary art and theatre, pop psychology, current events, celebrities, sports and sport stars, fashion, I would even say Yo Yo Ma et al are part of pop culture, new restaurants and food trends,... and I guess there's more that you "do not do." Plus no sex, (hate to harp, but you harp.)

I'm telling you foreign music isn't going to keep her interested. If you're not in the 60s and clearly not interacting in current culture, where are you? and why would a 25 yr old care?

StKevin:

What are you talking about?

Impressive collection of CDs at any age. Foreign? Would they be in the romance languages? Besides Italian clothes, maybe you speak a little romance language, or two, and have a pleasing voice to whisper to her whether she understands or not., wine, dinner, dancing, a little gift and how can you still be celibate!?

Anna Oxa, Mango, Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, tons of ECM stuff.

Typical stuff I like:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1IW7k7UVPg

Picked up the CD when I was in Italy in 1995.

The album:

http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1384999/a/Come+L%27Acqua.htm

Anna Oxa (Quando Nasce un Amore):

http://youtu.be/SKZHycJhFo8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktoyxiLSnZQ

And yes, she is tall and blond, and yes I lust after her.

The only thing is her dress is too long in that performance.


LOL

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso:

Non Mi Rompete

http://youtu.be/53O81rAzt7o

http://youtu.be/ilDKZPIgnag

http://youtu.be/a-wIfrg9mww

http://youtu.be/rDnz8HWftF8

There are many other live versions to be found.

Non Mi Rompete in English:

http://youtu.be/6cwO0bvrr9s

I'll listen to your music if you listen to Dave Matthews.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKUFrbpMh7s

StKevin:

Not a chance...sorry.

Ornello. In your original post you said,

"I am just 61, but I have no interest whatsoever in dating women close to my age. I am interested only in women in the age range of 18-35. When I go out in clubs, restaurants, etc., young women occasionally approach me, so it seems to go both ways. I always overdress (Italian designer suits/jackets/tux occasionally) compared to the way that 20-something men dress. It is very flattering, but seeing that I have been celibate for 35 years, I have no clue what to do next"

If you are not a troll, then what exactly do you want to know?

I am sure these fine ladies will be only too happy to assist you.