Honestly, there is a huge chasm here in this first scenario, and it's awful. I feel badly for the woman; right off the bat we know she clearly has too high expectations for the amount of money spent. I remember when I internet dated and was naive enough to be shocked that most men aged 50+ would seek women in the 25-35 year old range. That was about 80 or  90%. 'Cancer survivor' in the matchmaker's blurb would be a good enough start. Does anyone know anyone who ever found a life mate in one of those higher end matchmaking services? I mean the ones that cost thousands.I wish her all the success in the world. Perhaps he's out there.

Honestly, there is a huge chasm here in this first scenario, and it's awful. I feel badly for the woman; right off the bat we know she clearly has too high expectations for the amount of money spent. I remember when I internet dated and was naive enough to be shocked that most men aged 50+ would seek women in the 25-35 year old range. That was about 80 or  90%. 'Cancer survivor' in the matchmaker's blurb would be a good enough start. Does anyone know anyone who ever found a life mate in one of those higher end matchmaking services? I mean the ones that cost thousands.I wish her all the success in the world. Perhaps he's out there.

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