
Verity Ellingham
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Dating After Divorce Over 50? These 5 Platforms Are Worth Trying in 2025. AI-Generated.
After her 32-year marriage ended, my aunt Marianne found herself sitting at her kitchen table one morning, staring into a lukewarm cup of tea and wondering what came next. She wasn’t looking for fireworks or fairytales — just a kind conversation, someone to share a slow Sunday with, maybe a walk in the park that didn’t feel so quiet.
By Verity Ellingham4 months ago in Humans
How to Start Dating Mature Singles in California Over 50 in 2025
Dating after 50 in California is no longer rare—it’s a thriving part of the state’s social fabric. From the vineyards of Napa Valley to the coastal trails of San Diego, mature singles are rediscovering romance, companionship, and fun through both online and offline avenues. As one of the most diverse and dynamic states in America, California offers countless ways to connect. This guide will walk you through how to meet California singles over 50, with a special focus on platforms like SeniorMatch that are built for meaningful, age-appropriate relationships.
By Verity Ellingham4 months ago in Humans
The 2025 Seniors' Guide to the Internet: From Staying Healthy to Having Fun
Nancy, my brother’s mother-in-law, used to say the internet “wasn’t for people like her.” At 68, she’d spent most of her adult life raising three children, managing a small antique shop in Norwich, and clipping recipes from old magazines. Her phone was mostly for calls, and her laptop sat untouched in a drawer for years — a retirement gift from her daughter that she never really asked for.
By Verity Ellingham4 months ago in Humans
How a 62-Year-Old Found Connection Online in 2025
When Patricia turned 62, her life had already seen many seasons. After more than 30 years of marriage, raising children, and focusing on her career, she suddenly found herself alone again. Her husband had passed several years ago, and while her children were grown and independent, the quiet of her home felt heavier than ever. Patricia often told me during our dog-walking sessions in the neighborhood park, “It’s not just about loneliness, it’s about missing companionship — someone who gets me, who shares the little moments.”
By Verity Ellingham4 months ago in Humans



