The problem with dating after fifty is that everyone has history, young people start their adult life with a fresh clean slate, full of hopes and dreams for the future, their attraction and relationship are primarily sex driven, after fifty character and personality have been formed and created by life experiences, not much guess work left to it. After fifty most people have "been there, done that" and have no interest in a replay, they know where they want to live, what they like to eat, what they like to do for entertainment, what movies they enjoy watching, infact, they become "set in their ways” flexiblity and challenges no longer interest them. Topics of conversations is usually about their history, or health problems.
The question to men over fifty is, “now that you have experienced many of life challenges what is your vison of a good relationship?”
I still look for the same thing in a relationship as I did when I was 25, 35, 45, 55, and now 60. Why would you think that anything would change for a man when he is looking for a serious relationship just because he is over the age of 50?
First and foremost, for me to have a serious relationship with a woman, she must be a nice person at heart.
Second, she "MUST" be able to become my "BEST FRIEND".
Third, we must love each other.
That should pretty much sum it up for me. Perhaps other men feel differently than me. That is my perspective on it.